09 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
1
A Missouri cyclone unroofed a penitentiary at Jefferson City causing extensive damage and injuries. Reports describe thousands in property loss and 400 convicts defending the prison as a severe windstorm swept the state. Independent explorers verify Mount McKinney ascent and flag sightings near the summit.
Dr Grant of Vouger demonstrated a facial nerve procedure to restore motion in the face using a severed nerve, cured a patient with staged resections, and noted that motion returned after four months though a bullet wound could not be removed. The report cites Robert Aber of New York discussing earlier radium treatments and cautions on effectiveness.
A fragmentary OCR item reports that Gretel Gon ted Rinper, once a city resident, bought a six unit apartment building at the corner of Tediane Avenue and Dakota Street in Spokane. The building is described as new for a stated monthly rent.
A bystander report notes a social evening at Benders Mall featuring a varied program. Mrs Gladys Haybarker opened with a piano solo followed by reading by Hattie McBugn, a stirring cornet solo by Andton, Emma Sands recitation Mollie Was Better, and a finale tableau Teddy After the Change staged by Byron Kennel and Teddy Berson. REBEKANS ELECT OFFICERS The Daughters of the Rebekah elected officers: Mary Perry noble grand Bertha Pringle vice grand Luella Treman financial secretary Freda Inkerland recording secretary Ning Aempnon treasurer.
D Taylor announces candidacy for re election as state auditor. He notes support from friends across communities. Taylor describes his tenure as efficient and seeks backing at forthcoming primary and mineral election.
A state auditor, seeking renomination, asserts a 4 percent rise in office business year over year with 2 percent clerical savings and over 2 million in disbursements since taking office. He claims prompt, accurate service with no complaints, pledges rigid economy, and intent to restore 30 percent of clerk hire funds to a funeral fund. He emphasizes Republican platform fidelity and revenue reform.
Washington June 9 President Roosevelt today announced he will not deliver the keynote at the opening of the congressional campaign. Reports had claimed he accepted for the annual Republican convention in New York. he issued a firm denial. Carroll Wile reports from Des Moines that Governor Carroll won renomination by a narrow margin over Warren Grast, the progressive candidate, in a tally from a portion of the state. Washington details follow on political intrigue and foreign influence accusations tied to Mexican oil and Wall Street interests.
The General Executive Committee of the Railway Business Association appeals to Congress and the public to expand the powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve freight-rate changes. The group stresses that railroads must secure adequate revenue to survive, and urges shippers and the public to support timely commission action and a careful, fair adjustment of rates.
In Portland Oregon the Norman brothers who led the Port land Motel Company were voted out as stockholders and managers. The takeover was driven by Eugene Day and others, using a combined shareholdings to topple the Normans, who had mortgaged the property to fund purchases and draw dividends. The Days group now controls the firm amid contentious financial restructuring and mortgage arrangements.
The report notes a Progressive victory in South Dakota with a governor race outcome by a reported margin around 1,000 votes. It mentions unrelated notes from various states about produce and garden items, including references to vegetables and farming topics.
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