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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
4
Local notes recount Spokane visitors and residents: Kasemeyer travels to Spokane on the morning train. Granger Co. and Kamemeyer Meat Co. advertise in the week’s city notices. several officials, lawyers, and merchants are seen about town. Attendees plan an excursion and dance on the steamer run to the river, with Carl Hansen and L. Olewn among those noted in today’s brief.
Several exchanges of views among Seastore Hiking Aldrich and Representative Manb preceded a formal conference on the railroad bill. Rumors say leaders plan to strike provisions from both bills, hoping to blunt opposition from Democrats and insurgents as a compromise conference nears.
President outlines a controversial railroad plan that stirs strong reactions in Congress. Critics claim the proposal risks economic stability while supporters say it advances national progress. The debate centers on transportation policy and potential regulatory shifts.
The Railroad Business Association advocates higher railway purchases to prevent payoffs and sustain employment. It warns against potential restrictions on railroad revenues and the ripple effects on industries and consumer markets if workers are kept on payrolls or if production slows. The letter argues railroads alone can absorb increased costs and urges public support for elevated rates to cover labor and material costs.
Seattle dispatch reports officials debating deployment of 60 guards at Fort Lawton following threats and unrest by white neighbors near negro communities. Fort Logan townsfolk seek Twenty-Second Infantry transfer, citing recruiting success and suitability for local defense.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a request for two-cent stamps to cover postage. It mentions sending an apartment to demonstrate high grade cards at low prices and provides an unclear address in Rochester. The text reflects a promotional plea rather than a complete article.
The Farmers union held its final session electing new officers including Crow as president and Atkinson as organizer. G L Reid won organizer, with other officers named and a large turnout praised for city reception and cooperation.
Carrer sommes was arraigned before Police Magistrate Fred J Tiffany this morning on alleged drunk in public. He told the judge he could visit former haunts without fear, while a dull tale of war drifted from his lips. The man struck the side of the head, was jailed, and the crowd watched as the proceedings unfolded with a blown silver dollar mentioned in the report.
Commercial club directors plan a meeting tomorrow to review the county sale committee report. Full attendance is desired to decide on several important matters and the committee's forthcoming recommendations.
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