Dieun D Alene Evening Press NY Leaned Note
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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
2
Local paper fragment outlines limited details with scattered words. Key names and events are unreadable, offering minimal actionable information.
SAV RLY Maine June 30 Former President Taft hosts informal meeting with Theodore Roosevelt at Burgess Point summer home ten miles from Taft's capitol. Col Roosevelt arrived. Governor Hughes may visit. Norton declines comment on Roosevelt's visit. Taft and Roosevelt discuss New York politics and possible support for Taft administration while Roosevelt privately maps strategy for the Republican party next fall.
Denver files reveal a June 8 notice from Denver Times noting the upcoming last editorial under Jared Newel Hosted and Patterson, a Bemator figure, connected to Colorado Capitol affairs. The fragmentary item mentions a change involving local media leadership and a Denver date.
The Rocky Mountain News transitions under new ownership with Hough O'Neill as editor of Time and Wallace F. Doty as business manager of the rebranded Running Times. An entire plant and presses are reorganized to support the Times after Patterson sells amid Denver’s political shifts and recall momentum.
By order of the minister of labor night work for sgumstrenses and other working girls is prohibited, effective today. The sweating system in France, especially Paris, has caused abuses as fashion houses kept workers till 10 or 11 p m during the American season, often using four hour shifts.
Boston reports a factory shutdown at Liopleces due to overproduction. The Waltham Waten company limits output until July 26, enforcing measures for 4500 employees. Last December the plant reduced shifts multiple times, leaving many workers in severe financial hardship.
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