Seawell Seeks Congress Seat on Platform of Reform
J L Seawell of Payette Idaho a Republican legislator from Canyon County seeks a seat in Congress pledging to back the Democratic platform for tariff reform and anti monopoly measures. He argues for a government of the people and criticizes law defying monopolies while highlighting local crime cases and upcoming trials related to bootlegging and gambling.
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J. L. Seawell
Payette
Congress
National Eratic Party
Denver
Duan
Sherif Bailey
Bie
Adame
Sawyer
Georgy Robferts
Harrinob
A. Murphy
Ferrel
Charles Clute
Emida
Hiley Roby
Santa
George Giffen
Spirit Lake
M. K. Kadish
Aucho Place
Ned Williams
Idaho Hotel
Jamon Stevens
Hert Porter
Young Brothers
Lytle Drug Company
Harrison
Edward Booth
Lakeview
Ciy
George Morrow
Spirit Lab
M. D. Harris
Joe
Frank Barger
Joe Conway
St. Jor
Tabors
District Court
Thre
Fragmented OCR note on law and forest regulation debate
An unclear OCR fragment references senators, the Philippines, and a debated law about national forest control. It mentions constitutional power and a proposed compensation law, but lacks coherent details, names, or concrete events.
Divorces Granted in Bonners Ferry Area Courthouse
Judge Dann grants the petition of John Francis Cook Jr a Bonners Ferry resident to obtain a divorce from his wife on grounds of separation and cruel treatment. The court awards Cook twelve thousand five hundred dollars. Attorneys listed include Hellmaan Rathdrum Bennett Bandpoint and Gray and Knight for the parties.
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Dann
Bonner’s Ferry
Mrs Cook
Earl White
Gray & Koight
Dedicate Tacoma High School Stadium Rites Begin
Tacoma Washington on June 10 dedicates the new Tacoma High School windinm stadium a $135000 structure unique to the world owned by paciie mboolarsine. The two day ceremony draws 16 000 children to dedication exercises with folk arts and a monster play festival as part of the opening.
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America
Commencement Bay
Syracuse
Tacoma
Puget Bound
Cascrete Ste
Tacoma Ste
Anre
Aupervision
Washington
Tacoma Elks
Inie
Comtume
Miapeed
Tecoma High
United States
Stadiem
Wash
Maw Rabin
Windinm
Bilietén
Taft Borah Meet Over Idaho Withdrawal Bill Talks
President Taft and Senator Borah met in Washington to discuss the withdrawal bill and irrigation bond provisions. Borah favored amendments, with both agreeing on a plan to attach the irrigation bond clause to the withdrawal bill while maintaining cordial relations between Borah and the White House.
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Semis
Idaho
Washington
Ter
Woreh
Taft
Borah
Fidero
T Fe
Benatar Borah
Wutit Sreentty
New Electric and Steamer Schedule Released
The Leland Empire announces new Wallace schedule starting Sunday. The sibophone Flyer departs Spokane at 7:00 am with westbound trains at 6:30 pm and 5:20 pm, connecting to Coway A'Aleoe. A first class dining service will be provided aboard steamers, with electric train service on the Coeur d'Alene route. Excursion to the Coeur d'Alene river head will launch via electric train and Poery-Lyon Navigation. Round trips to Cour d'Aleur show special pricing and scenery along the Coeur d'Alene. Retrements served aboard and excursion rates set at $2.50.
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Newt
Wallace
Cooitt Walones
Spokane
Sm. Weas
Waldo G. Paine
Leland Empire System
Coway
Continand
Coeur
Blands O'Elock
Poery-Lyon Navigation Company
Petitions for Bernard F. O Neil circulate in Walers area
A batch of primary election petitions for Bernard F. O Neil of Walers area circulates today. Signers already attached to the petitions would surprise him. A presiding clerk asked petitioners to scratch their John Han yorks. only two returned.
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Wal
O'Neil
John Hanyorks
Roosevelt sails for America from Southampton
Royal Navy ship route and departure details describe President Roosevelt sailing for America from Southampton on June 10. A large pier crowd cheers as he says farewell, promising to return soon and expressing gratitude for time abroad.
House Passes Postal Bank Bill in 195 to 188 Vote
Washington June 10 The House backed a Democratic bill creating a postal savings bank by a 195 to 188 margin. A large Democratic defection backed Republicans in opposing the Democratic substitute. Names of many Democratic and Republican lawmakers are listed in the roll call and committee notes.
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Washington
House
Jotaepublicans
Senate
Branthey
Georgia
Hruwseard
Louisians
Wargrss
Texas
Carlin
Virginia
Flood
Virgil
Foss
Muawmehutis
Harroit
Teaienewm
Gul
Maryland
Atlles
Sebresks
Weber
Bouse Axie
Askew
South Carville
Ansberry
Obie
Askhrouk
Cox
Ohio
Masachusetts
Poser
Itnets
Mammond
Minnesta
Hamma
Th Dakois
Havens
New York
Henry
Terme
Hichcock
Ke Wraska
Hughes
New Jersey
Jobbson
Kentucky
Kinkald
New Iurgery
Maguire
Nebraska
Meus
Nickelle
Pennsylvania
Fconnell
Masechusetta
Pow
North Carallon
Hanedell
Loukana
Marker
Colunda
Rahath
Ullnois
Sharp
Balmer
Taylor
Colorado
Tow Vetleyf
Ike
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L. Henwell
Hecke Party
Philippines
Irs
Dafwartion
L, Seawele
Taft and
Boram
Bernard F. O’neil
Hon. Brenard P. O'Neil
The
People's Callidate For Govern
Roosevelt
Routhampton
England
Americin
Augusta Victoria
Col Hovsevels
Edward
Alverd
Federal
I Demignaie Banke Jur Depessitonrten
Ginnie
North Dakota
Hebbaré
Lows
Lourcat
Wineamaln
Sab
Wierdnete
Seren
Sebree
Kapercat Moat
Vane Bn
Albom
Bewith
Caroling
Nassersy
Ashbemek
Obs
Cost of
Oleh
Pome
Foster
Hilmale
Hasimosd
Mixers
Kew Tork
Haury
Hischfork
Tieheasta
Kishead
Maguien
Nebewskea
Martin
Colorsde
Mew
Indiana
Nahalle
Meeayivenie O'Conseh
Mamerhuselte
Rassett
Lowislane
Hecker
Celenedu
Habash
Illinete
Share
Cbee
Bauer
Taster
Colo Vendo
Toe Valle
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