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Readable fragments show a local notice or brief item mentioning names and places. Details are incomplete but indicate a civic or community notice with entities such as persons and a location.
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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
2
Readable fragments show a local notice or brief item mentioning names and places. Details are incomplete but indicate a civic or community notice with entities such as persons and a location.
The Preston News now under Sages H. Wallis devotes most of its issue to praising Governor Brady and lists papers statewide that back his candidacy. Critics argue the Bun should remain aligned with O'Neil and demand a clear stance on liquor policy, including state-wide prohibition versus local option.
The text reports a local protest by property owners in Pore Heights against an Allt wankee franchise decision. They claim insufficient consideration of impacts, note potential street closures, and advocate for a permanent concrete bridge and proper architec ture. The piece references political conflict and local figures amid broader public debate.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a petition and surveillance of a mysterious figure. The text references attention from many and questions about the person’s character, with unclear attributions or context. Further source clarity is needed to identify names, places, or events.
A fragmented political notice describes civic virtue debates and the public mood surrounding gubernatorial races. It references J M Wallis in organizing payer lists and mentions editor Bash L Denastt, noting partisan tensions between Republican and Democratic factions and local newspaper connections.
Seattle reports that locomotive engineer Robert Git Bn was killed and his fireman Philip Bike badly scalded when the engine, belonging to a mining company, became unmanageable on a steep grade and plunged down a mountain. The crash occurred during a hill climbing test. Gift’s home is listed as Bestia and a sister lives in Fort Wayne.
A man connected to a fire incident in Moscow was bound over in district court by Judge Morton on a $1,000 bond. The case involves alleged arson using a church oil pine fray to set a building ablaze on June 13. Prosecution aims to pursue mortgage-related charges as part of the investigation.
In Moscow Wake June 14 the police report shows two drunken men under arrest as part of ongoing patrols. The city records indicate a yearlong pattern of intoxicated incidents with multiple arrests noted, reflecting local concerns over public drunkenness and enforcement actions.
John A. McGraw former Washington governor died at his Seattle home after four months of typhoid fever and complications. He served two decades for the Lake Washington canal project. Funeral cremation followed a limited private service, with a public memorial discussed but postponed. He rose from hotel clerk to governor, aided by family at his bedside.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Denton Crow announces a new code catching barber overcharges after a customer alleged a $69.25 half hour for a mole removal. The Grand barber shop on Howard near Main faces possible prosecution as other shops may be targeted. Brown, the barber, refunded $5 but was recharged under the new charge.
In a mangled OCR fragment, a conversation touches on treating a bride or queen before marriage and compares to European monarchies. The passage appears as stray quotes and garbled names, with references to Miss Cayenne and a strained exchange about status and tradition.
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