Lot Well Enough Alone Campaign Cry in Hathdrum
The Hathdrum county seat fight centers on keeping the court and records in Hathdrum or moving to Coeur d Alene. A local appeal argues for fiscal prudence while opponents warn against endangering county records and favor a rail and transport accessible courthouse. The piece criticizes misleading claims and urges voters to decide by ballot.
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Hathdrum
Coeur d'Alene
Rath- Greta
Mathdrim
Am Mort
Movera
Ktok Visetors
Hont Klub
Mpokane
Wny Way
Degeneracy and fear in church life across America news essay
A harsh sermon on democracy and backcountry roads condemns immorality and ignorance. The piece links religious decay to nationwide concerns, warns of imported vices from urban centers, and ties moral decline to war anxieties and economic strains.
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Hurst
Congregstionaliat
Marinista
Ofty
Cathedral Bella
Mt Church
Fraternal insurance under fire in national convention clash
Walter A. Rice accuses state insurance commissioners of waging a campaign against fraternal benefit societies led by old line life companies. He warns that proposed state bills could cripple the fraternal system, urging creation of a separate elected office to oversee fraternal insurers. He cites 19th century roots and calls for protecting millions of members from renewed regulation.
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Buffalo
Walter A. Rice
Order of the Iroquois
Fraterna
United Sistes Forever
Dampvell
Mr. Rice
Chiel
Traud
Trayternal Fortent
Ataton
National Fraternal Congress
Bett Nelson Batter Kimmy Wrist In the Favorite in Law Angeers
Los Angeles reports Jimmy Writt as the favorite among Angeltown fans in a boxing match setup with Battling Nelson at the Pacific Athletic club. Nelson's recent form and past wins drum up anticipation for a likely rematch versus Britt Rudolph Unicorn, who recently defeated Nelson and George Memate in a local bout. Merchants lunch special noted from 12 to 2 p.m. priced at 40 cents.
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Kimmy Wrist
Angeers
Los Angeles
Jimmy Writt
Angeltown
Battling Nelson
Pacific Athletic Club
Neon Bea
Britt Rudolph Unicorn
Boer Wonder
Nelson
George Memate
Idaho timber trials with United States Forest Service cooperation
Washington March The University of Idaho in Moscow has entered a cooperative agreement with the U S Forest Service to conduct timber tests. The project will rate timber species for bridge stringers trestles railroad ties and blocks measuring hardness toughness and strength to guide substitutes as common timber species become exhausted. Results will be published and shared with interested individuals and organizations.
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Remerve
Feen University
Washington, D. C
Rnity University of Idaho
Moscow
United States Forest Service
Sceorance
Forest Service
Idabo
Nine Hour Rail Law Set to Go Into Effect
Washington March 2 The nine hour law governing railroad employees becomes effective tomorrow. The Baltimore and Ohio and a few other lines have adopted the system. Objections have been filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission and officials threaten wage reductions. President Gompers says railroad wages cannot be cut as living costs rise. The Erdman act allows rapid investigations and arbitration to avoid strikes.
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Washington, D.C
Baltimore & Ohio
Jamal
America
Americas
Texard
Gomper
Preai
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