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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
4
Local notes recount Idaho Mercantile Co and Granger Co commerce in Spokane and Colton areas. Mentions shippers, farmers union, and social gatherings tied to the Intermountain trades. Includes references to guests, meetings, and a notable court case in Kootenai county era.
In a torn capital report the rush to push the railway bill through both houses is seen with conferees likely to be named to reconcile the house and senate versions. Insurgent Republicans and Southern conservatives are portrayed as broadly in favor of most provisions while regulars demand changes. President Taft is expected to request conference over the bill.
Three Sprague farmers from Washington were arrested for an alleged stunt at a lake party. Deputies reported taking A W Colyar and brothers FA and BP Colyar from Boraque to arraignment after a Farmers’ meeting. Hearings set for the next morning as the town buzzed about the incident.
In Spokane on Cedar Street Road, two sand haulers, W. Johnson and N. A. Fomer, were buried when a bank of sand caved in. Johnson, 36, a native of Roscoe County and longtime Spokane resident, died after being recovered and placed in a waiting car. Fomer’s condition and survival details were not clearly given, coroner notified, bodies moved to Gliman undertaking rooms for burial preparations.
Cantinued from Page One Fegiment authorities say evidence accumulates as the assailant was linked to multiple visits to the victim. Mrs Hedley described the man who attacked her. A child identified the suspect as the man who visited the Redding house. The accused, Lakes Leader, remains in military confinement claiming innocence after serving four years in the army. A meeting at Interbay urged removal of the troupe and damages were discussed as copies of resolutions were sent to state senators urging action with the war department.
The Evening Press plans to send ten colored post cards without any advertising. Johnstons presides the department noting there is no fair offer and postage is needed for delivery. The message indicates an free distribution while maintaining postage considerations.
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