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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
2
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions names and places without clear context. It references Dany mesyet Sematary Patiliatied and companies in a vague local setting with scattered proper nouns. The readable text lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize.
A turbulent wartime sounding board argues that rising taxes strain households and expand government spending. Proposals urge restraint, tighter accountability, and safeguards against unnecessary costs while defending public works and law enforcement funding. The piece links taxation to harbor development and infrastructure needs, asserting citizen oversight is vital to prevent undue burdens.
Moot, June 21. City social circles were thrown into a tizzy when Judge Chemeda of the district court ordered Mayor Frank J. Edwards committed to jail for failure to pay certain police fines. The mayor and seven aldermen faced further charges as the court ordered payment, while the mayor was temporarily jailed before the sheriff relayed the court’s order. The public debate centered on governance, resource use, and a proposed conservation policy.
The article recalls a 15 year old tale of survival in the Grand Canyon involving Norton and a miner who summoned help from Cameron’s home. It notes Albuquerque honors Taft with flags and a statehood celebration, while reporting a fatality, Mrs. M. E. Garretson of San Francisco, who registered in Los Angeles before her death.
The Yale class of 1880 shows 28.1 percent in professions while the class of 1909 has 47 percent in the same. Proportions moving toward business have doubled in a little more than a generation, with fewer pursuing traditional professions and more entering commercial fields. The shift appears lasting and may reflect broader changes in liberal education and economic conditions.
Fragmented OCR yields political plea urging citizens to be part of the country while criticizing freight charges and extra milliboms. Mentions Ula GeVprement Ihe estre seflitons and eastern authorities with mentions of Arwmombe Coe and Vanele. Calls for conservation policy basle and funda.
President Taft signs two statehood bills amid ceremonial imagery at the White House. Postmaster General Hitchbeck assisted in pushing passage, and Taft congratulates territorial citizens while officials acknowledge the occasion with formal signatures and remarks.
A collision near Microoolte Wood and the Pacific Electric tracks killed Bem- Wel Kiwaré a wealthy Astoria landowner. A woman identified as Mrs Unrreieos of Astoria survived with serious injuries. Both victims suffered extensive injuries. Rimore and his passenger were killed, with witnesses noting the wreckage. The crash occurred at a rumning passing point on a four track system linking beach towns to Los Angeles.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a dentist, pain relief, apthon and letters about letting people bear forth. Specific names, places, events not readable. No clear actions or outcomes to summarize into an event.
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