Railroad Bill Passes Senate in Major Reform Vote
Washington June 4 The Senate approved the long haul clause and a new Court of Commerce in a broad railroad measure. It provides for appeals to the court and sets rate limits, six month tariff reviews, and authority to fix through routes and maximum rates. The bill also extends jurisdiction to telegraph and telephone lines and imposes penalties for misuse of passes.
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Barry
Asd
Walmington
Court of Commerce
Order of
Interstate Commerce
Romanlagon
At Law
Workington
Federal Circuit Court
Dean Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tts
Commission
Kerry
Earthquake in Santiago Strikes City Causing Deaths and Damage
June 4. An earthquake wrecks parts of Santiago Cube. Two people killed and several injured as buildings collapse and streets narrow. Widespread damage hinders movement and many seek Havsan assistance amid uncertain estimates of losses.
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Santiago
Cube
Havsan
Dairy Consolidation Promises Higher Supply in Hayden Lake Area
A local dairy merger sees The Coward d'Alene airy purchased by Hayden Lake dairy to compete with Werden Lake Gerry. The consolidation aims to boost supply for rising trade, with the larger wholesale unit contrasting the smaller retail arm. Bergquist Bron orders indicate continued pasteurization of milk for customers.
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Hayden Lake Dairy
Werden Lake
Vergyrist Brox
Bergquist Bron
Ives bell team sets to travel for Liberty Lake game
The Ives bell team departs tomorrow at 1 15 p m for Liberty Lake to meet the Goats bench in what fans expect will be a tough match. The lineup has been altered with Judge Weeks St Purdy Parvis and others featuring in the roster as Mabir Warty Day and Berry provide utility support.
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Affarnons
Liberty Lake
Gootags
Weeks
St. Purdy
Parvis
Kateemer' Lacantt
Po Mabir
Day
Berry
Westas Club Meets Before Summer Vacation in Lewiston
Delegates at the Third District Federation meeting in Lewinon outlined work accomplished and planned for the year ahead. President Mrs J M Hitler and officers were elected including WG George as vice president and Elisabeth Mactourine as treasurer. The Modern Brotherhood initiates thirteen new members with a speech by State Manager J M Goar, followed by a drill display and late supper.
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Bemmer
Mm BH. McVarland
Lewinon
Mira George
J. M. Hitler
Mee WG George
Brel
Mire George Storm
Second View
Mint
John Ichanide
M. M. R. Douglass
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Mra McParland
Lake of Mire
Hitler
MOB. A
Seman
Hrothasboot
America
Sethe
J. M. Goar
Moss
Goat
Statue Unveiled of Gen George Armstrong Custer in Monroe
In Monroe Michigan on June 4 President Taft attended the unveiling of an equestrian statue of General George Armstrong Custer. The Michigan legislature funded $25 009 for the sculpture by Edward Potter of Greenwich. The event recalled Custer’s Civil War service and his death at the Little Bighorn on June 25 1876.
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George Armstrong Custer
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Michigan
Edward Potter
Greenwich
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Mentena
Custer
O Neil Seeks Idaho Governor Nomination Despite Liquor Inquiry
Hon B F O Neil believes he will win the Republican nomination for Idaho governor. He toured northern counties and southern districts promising a clean, businesslike administration. He denied liquor affiliation charges, stressing strict local option enforcement and independence from other candidates. He also noted a past brewing company issue involving a statutory agent and a Bank of Commerce deposit in 1907.
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Speelite
Idaho
Pan
Statucary Ageet
Mabiing Company of
Bpakabe
O'Nei
Irda the Liquor
Sr| Wallace
Commerne
Big Railway Interests Plan May Meeting At Belmont Hotel
New York June 4 The great interests of the country are gathering for a railroad conflict meeting to shape policy on equipment orders and possible rate changes. Rail executives warn of job losses and production slowdowns if freight and equipment restrictions persist, signaling pressure on Taft and Attorney General Wickersham to ease injunctions and curb railroad rate hikes.
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New York
Belmont Hotel
Sasocietinn Ray Fecents
Taft
Campei
Wickershaa
Ani
Fruit Growers in Session Form New Cooperative
The Kootwua County Fruit Growers Association met this morning at the Commercial club rooms. The Denon Garden association agreed to join the Kostensal body, and the constitution and bylaws were revised to form a limited company. About eighty members attended and plan to align with the Kostenal body to boost local fruit production, pricing, and trade for the county fair.
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Denon Garden
Koutensi
Raw
Dation Garden Association
Pwcial
Fretis
Ecber Proteria
Kewtenad
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