Let the People Decide on County Seat Move in Coeur d Alene
The Hatharam committee argues removal of the county seat to Coeur d Alene would burden taxpayers with a larger building and debt. The press contends the county must keep the indigent asylum in its present location, opposing a city move and urging voters to decide if county seats stay or shift, while noting the need for fair rate regulation for the Interstate Telephone franchise.
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Alan Bhy
Cowar
Coeur
Additon
Mit
Kootena
Rathdrum
Te Rall
Coeur d'Aleoe
Corur d'Alene Lakr
Makaingee
Corain
Political Party Fight Drives Idaho GOP Rift
The Troy News warns that Republicans risk losing faith as infighting over leadership and endorsements intensifies. It calls for repudiating the party boss and refusing to back any candidate tied to corruption while praising Latah County Republicans for sticking to pledges. The piece presents a stark warning against aligning with tainted figures amid statewide political tension.
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Fray News
Winnator
Thiu
Doss Brady
Bim Astt
Platforn
Busines
Latah County
Wwe
Troy New
School Fire Safety Reforms Urged After Near Disaster
A city school building, deemed unsafe for rapid evacuation, prompted calls for fire drills and improved exits. Officials propose centralized planning at Central and Roosevelt schools, with widened, clearly marked routes and trained staff to prevent panic during emergencies.
Interstate commerce commission divided on Spokane lumber rates
Washington March 10 The Interstate Commerce Commission remains split over Spokane lumber rate cases and has not set a meeting time. Commissioners promised to decide as soon as possible amid pressure from all parties. Idaho Senator Heyburn proposed a Cary Act land grant of 1,000,000 acres with 600,000 already spoken for and 1,900,000 acres sought if a final bill passes.
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Lehotoe Heyburn
Heyburn
Idaho
Cary
Conroe
Warner
Oregon questions and private correspondence revealed
Professor Joseph Benaster of the University of Oregon gathers material in London on the Oregon question that nearly sparked war between America and England in the 1800s. He has reviewed archives in Washington and the American embassy and will study private letters of Lord Aberdeen, then secretary of foreign affairs for Great Britain, now available to him.
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Gondon
Maren v
Oregon
America
England
Joseph Benaeter
University of Oregon
London
Weoran
Atute Department
Washington
Lord Aberdean
Hain
Akritaii
Profesor Bebaeter
Question that divided Northwest students over the 49th parallel debate
The essay recalls why Lord Aberdeen accepted the 49th parallel as the boundary after pressing Britain's claim on the Columbia and Willamette rivers. It notes the Aberdeen treaty freed lands south of the line except Vancouver Island area, where a company held posts and vast lands. It suggests private advice warned of governing difficulties and American influx swaying the foreign minister toward a concession.
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Maron Stanmore
Northwest
Abaedewn
England
Columbia River
Iucrouway
Columbia
Willamette
Hrntiah
Vancouver Te Land
Behoeter
Lord Aberdeen
Foreign Minster
Torpedo drill and hospitality mark Peru voyage departures
At Lima March 10 after a hectic alert the American torpedo destroyer Hotlita waited for Panna. Ice boats cleared harbor about 2 oclock and steamed north for Ubolr 1600 knots. The Moule arrived four days later and Peruvians showcased hospitality as American officers and men were warmly entertained. Wallwo and Kt Ww destroyers were reported in better condition than when they left the United States.
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Callan
Lima
Peru
United States
Ideal 100 Acre Fruit Farm Near Railroad Station
100 acres all No 1 fruit with 5000 bearing apples from best winter and fall varieties, 450 bearing peaches of top variety, 60 bearing cherry trees, plus plums, pears, apricots, prunes, nine kinds of small fruits, a splendid 6 room residence and large barn. Well improved, ideal location near railroad station. This property is right and the price is right. No better investment for the money.
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Bunkerly
Washington
Thys
Four Acre Tract for Sale Near Fourth Street
Very near location, four acre tract of No. 1 fruit and garden land ready for crop. Plowed and in order, quick sale for one thousand dollars. Includes a thin 5-foot corner lot fronting on Fourth Street.
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Fourth Street
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