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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
1
Portland dispatch reports a federal building appropriation aiding Coeur d Alene. The piece covers theater openings in Sher mains avenue and a related homicide case involving W A Johnson and Mrs Kersh, detailing family ties, locations, and suspect statements.
Washington D C Jane 23 officials of the interstate commerce commission discuss expected rate cuts in the Spokane donation case. Senator Jones and Representative Milon Poindexter say a decision will come in a few days after rate wall street experts review. The matter affects a large territory including eastern Washington and Oregon. A federal building in Spokane may be funded, housing land office, post office and federal court, if the bill passes.
Reno Nevada January 22 Jeffries arrives calmly and is set to begin training for the fight. Teams are moving into the state park for work on the lakefront project and a large workforce is expected.
The Coeur d Alene Lumber Company closes the planing mill after a seventeen month run to overhaul machinery and resume soon. During the shutdown workers will fill other roles, payroll to continue. Yard changes include straightening tracks and adding new rails. The company plans warehouse additions and updates railway state estimates for shipments, with the idle mill to last about a week or two.
In a afternoon district court Judge Dunn found Ned Williams guilty of bootlegging by a jury. Williams faced a $500 bail and three months in county jail, but the sentence was suspended for good behavior. Earlier, Judge Dunn rejected defense requests to change venue in the Charles Bievene case to Gouhour county. The court cited inability to secure an impartial jury.
Fragmentary report cites Idaho sexinet Eiward Boome of the Lakeview bar facing alleged violation. Mentions $200 and three days detention for the county jail and suspended from duties. Indicates a future public match or event will commence tomorrow.
Spokane records show Robert Bimp som, 68, Riverside Avenue, killed himself with an eight ounce vial of exrbollenoid after failing to meet debt obligations. His death discovered by cemetery attendants at Greenwood while his widow and child reside at 114 Baldwin. He left 62.75 behind. letters to friends and associates filled his last night. Probate actions proceed as Idaho assault case unfolds with court date set for tomorrow at 2 PM.
Several notable Eagles from other states are assisting Georgia members for today's state room event. The gathering in Savannah on June 23 aims to honor an historic moment and support the state's fraternal activities.
Gov Harmon was renominated by acclamation at the Democratic state convention. He pledged reform in federal conduct, an economical administration, and honest service to the people. He blamed high living costs on special interests and urged a Democratic victory to dislodge Republican influence.
In Pasadena on June 22 a female passenger Elinor Garretson widow of Astoria magnate Simon Packer died in an auto crash. Her husband J. M. Garretson, a local resident, was severely injured. The wreck occurred as the touring car owned by Baltimore native Bimore Garretson was driven by him to a hotel in Pasadena. Coroner Calvin Hartwell opened an investigation ahead of the inquest. The tragedy shocked Pasadena society and prompted officials to arrange for the remains to be moved to Portland, Oregon for burial.
City of Coeur d Alene council approves a dock ordinance after persistent readings. Officials address conformity with the law and adjournment of sessions amid contract discussions with Kash & Western Railway.
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