Graduation at the Academy of the Immaculate Heart
The Academy of the Immaculate Heart of Mary held a graduation ceremony last evening in the parish hall with a large city audience. Marion Glorieux of Boise City presented diplomas. seniors Florence Brennan, Chatney Chaney, Cella MacDonald, and others were among those graduating. a detailed program featured music, sermons, and an address of welcome. The event highlighted a strong academic program and the anticipation of the city’s Normal School session starting June 24 at the Cowan-Alene college facilities with various courses and notable educators assisting.
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Academy of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Marion Glorieux
Boise City
Ieads
Planos
Bebubert
White
Smith
K. McFar
H, Brennan
Ney
A. J. Glorieux D
Lang
K. Manon
I. Ballivan
Chainey
Hoffmann
Chopin
F. Brennan
Mise J. White
Mise
Florence Edna Brennan
Mex
Agnetta Chatney
Joule Cella MacDonald
Norene
O'Keefe
Julia Howard
Ite
Palmer Methof
John Ringtel
HK Agneta Chaney
Juilaard White
Agnes Catherine Ih
Evelyn Rose Mary Brennan
Aret Cerelia Groves
Sigeld Mar Shermanson
Jessie Mary Cecelia Donald
Cowar A’ Alene College
Black
Lewiston Normal School
Lewiston
Morse released on bond in bank wrecking case
Karien Morse, a millionaire defendant in a bank wrecking case, was released from prison on bond of 126000. The case remains pending before the United States Court of Appeals in New York.
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Sk Wreckers
U. S. Cowie
New York
Karien Morse
Morse
United Elrourt of Appeals
Detective clears suspect in highwaymen robbery case
Northern fade railroad detective Jon Windman examined Nels Hunt in connection with a raid on the Northern Pacific teal at Trent but found no link and released him. Hunt faced a $200 bond after pleading not guilty to a probate court charge of failing to support his wife and was freed. Judge Edwin Matton represented him.
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Jon Windman
Northern Fade Railroad Company
Nels Hunt
Northern Pacific
Trent
Edwin Matton
Supreme Court strikes down state primary law
The supreme court yesterday declared the state primary law unconstitutional, voiding its method of candidate selection. Officials say a new law will be enacted after formal procedures and months of debate.
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Afringfinld
Supreme Court of the Winte Yeaterday
Pam
May Yome Hope Strong Mum and Divorce Claim
A fragmented obituary style notice notes May Yome Hope Strong, linked to the Hope diamond saga, securing a divorce from Fetnam Tradiew Strong, once mayor William L Strong. The couple’s Canadian lumberman ties and Turkish region mentions appear amid unclear phrasing about residence and yearly stay from New York.
County Board Tours Lakes and Highway Inspect Findings
County commissioners returned from a trip to Lake Rathyum and nearby lakes. They reviewed county property including the poor farm and old court house site, eyed a proposed road route, and discussed bidding. A bridge at Neutter was found in careient condition and traffic on the Hoss road drew complaints from automobilists.
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Math
Arsath Roman
Nm Vlalt
Pia Lake
Rathyum
Thor Yustats
Emanty
Hie Bros
AC Hathdram
Old Court Boone
Rathdrwin
Neutter
Hoss
Chucken
Lraveloig
James
Apokane
Maydew Lake
Taft Tax Proposal Discussed by Lawyers in June Session
On June 11 the cablimel of President Taft held a session with two special committees to debate a proposed tax on the earnings of corporations. Judge Resert appears connected with Rotary, inviting public speakers to discuss the measure while plans for land acquisitions on the Collected Alene Indian reservation surface. Superintendent Witten led a parade in an automobile during the event.
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Wasseneton
Taft Pesterday
Resert
Alene Indian
Witten
Russians Fire on British Boat Near Petersburg Incident
June 11 report from wirelines says a torpedo boat from the Standart attacked the British yacht Malsor near Northburg Bay, wounding seven sailors. Captain Robertson refused to hoist the German ruler, leading to the firing. The message is heavily censored and details remain uncertain.
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Petersburg
Monsagy
Pitkipms Bay
Malsor
Sity
Northburg
Fred
Robertson
Teo
Twa
Senator Allen Seeks Indefinite Extend of Inquiry
Washington June 17 Senator Pilney Allen chairman of the legislative investigating committee announced plans to prepare a resolution for the special session on June 23. The move would request continuation of the committee indefinitely to extend the probe into state institutions in western Washington.
Arrival of Wrights Celebrated in Dayton
In Dayton on June 17 crowds cheered the arrival of the Wrights as whistles blew and firecrackers sounded, marking a festive moment in Romania Miaguta tied together with local celebrations and gunfire.
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Miaguta
Tay
Dayton
Ohio
Wright brothers aero haute achievements celebrated today
Prodding and troops parading this day celebrate the Wright brothers. The two Wrathers rode in the spectacle marking their aviation milestones.
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Ruy Ie
Wright Brothers
Wrathers
French ambassador visits Spokane and Hayden Lake
The French ambassador to the United States and his wife, with Inland Empire officials, visited Spokane and the Hayden Lake area yesterday. They lunch at Hayden Lake then returned to Spokane, en route to Mayden Lake and Washington, D.C. The trip follows the ambassador’s recent San Francisco visit and ongoing government discussions.
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Jean Adrian Antoine Jules Jmeners
France
United
Pele Vale
Jay Graven
Mayden Lake
Hayden Lake
Spokane
Koy
D.C
Washington
San Francisco
Manag Hie
Hum Pranelace
Benitie Aed Portland
Uke Alasa-Yakenstyocition Management
Grand Lodge Meeting Readings Report Growth and Delegates
The Grand Lodge session at Wallace on June 17 featured the reading of Grand Chancellor Merman G. King’s report showing growth with 325 new members, raising total membership to 4270. Delegates numbered 70, with most grand officers present except V. T. ihrer. Charles Powell and W. A. Casady named Dupree representatives. Penelope Howe and Homer Howe discussed temple matters.
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V. T. Ihrer
Guy Fleur
Bole Te Ser
Wader Way Orambet
Covura
Alene
Stra Howe
Merd
Wallace
Spokane Notices and Marriages Amid Confusion
Fragmented OCR notes reveal names and ages linked to Spokane residents. Mentions include marriage disputes and property notices, with several ages and participants such as Jake Nock, Bowie Armitage, Charles Nawtharpe, Clare Latte, F. Testlehan, and Sarah Jokemum.
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Jake Nock
Bowie Armitage
Charles Nawtharpe
Clare Latte
F. Testlehan
Sarah Jokemum
Pease
Spokane
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George Hi. Black
Lewiston State Normal School
Anna Webster Lytle
Harold A. Hallowell
Mand B. Cutting
City of Utes
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Margaret Deems
Stat Bormal School
Francis Chamberlin
Lewleton Tate Normal School
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Supreme Coure
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Williame Reformation
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