Heyburn Remarks on Forest Policy Stir Washington Debate
In Washington on May 6 Senator Heyburn argued against exaggerated fears of a timber famine and criticized government action to restrict timber sales. He cited forest growth prospects, urged caution on conservation rhetoric, and defended the timber industry while clashing with anti logging critics.
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Dhator Heyburn
Adam
Nator Harkett
Nebranks
Idaho
Fenervon
Ator Heyburn Kalil
Supreme Court of the
Ri Forest
Germany
Sait
Heyblrn
Experien
Ent
Clark
Wyoming
Congtens
Foresta
Utah
Heyburn
Agriculture
Congress
Washington
Pratention
Kinnime Ander
Alaska
Mines to reopen in Boundary District with new labor
Word from Beokan Washington on May 6 reports two British Columbia copper properties the Last Chance at Wardner and the B C Copper company mines in Boundary2 will reopen. The Last Chance will employ about 800 men and the B C Copper about 1,000. Wardner Stewarts financial troubles are said settled and mining activity near Greenwood and Wallace Idaho eyes a resumed operation next week with workers hired for miners machine operators carpenters smeltermen and laborers at wages rising from 2300 to 4000 per year. The Last Chance operation near Wardner is expected to begin Monday as managers gauge ore supply and workforce. The Stewart financing in Idaho is reportedly assured with new capital and the company expects full operation after recent difficulties.
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Beokank
Wash
Wardner
B.C
Proverties
Ener
Idaho
Veli
Greenwood
Ih C. Mteyd
McAlliater
British Columbia Copper Company
Bio
British Columbia
Wallace
Clayton W. Miller
Federal Mining
Miller
Stewart
Boston
May
Stewart Mi
New Capital
New
Probe wreck cause butte
Coroner Blovens will conduct a full inquest to determine the cause of the Burlington Limited wreck caused by dynamite used by bandits Friday night. Evidence from train crew and authorities points to dynamite as the agent, with expert miners consulted to analyze the powder and its effects. Fragments of shattered rails and wreckage were displayed during the inquiry.
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Butte
Mont
Itis
George Khie
Burlington
Narhin Etty
Blovens Hay
Rawdier Moth
Bribery Trial Witnesses Tie to Parkside Realty Boss
In San Francisco on May 6 the Parker Realty case featured frank but non damaging testimony from two witnesses connected to Ruef era politics. They described past ties to Ruef and discussed efforts to influence city franchise actions. The bribe fee was reportedly reduced from 90 000 to 30 000 after negotiations.
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Ruef
Amillenn
Lm Pea
Nua
Ban Wahl Phalino
Pivotal May 6 civil appropriation bill debate
A long session on the civil appropriation bill for investigation funding and safety measures is described. Moser Gaines Chaney Townes and others push for 469,000 while Andrew, Virginia officials and committee members resist, with votes and procedural moves noted amid a tense exchange.
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Washington
Moser
Gaines
Tenreienen
Chaney
Jentland Wood
Erittelein
Oedee
Fort Leaviworth
Smn Pont Wat Fenremental
Vial Hepublicans RALT LAKH CITY event note
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a public event with mentions of a convention, preliminary turnout, and individuals such as Taft and Benvelaey. The text is garbled but suggests planning or remarks for a meeting or gathering in a public venue.
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Vial
MURDER CASE IN PORTLAND HOBBLED BY BLOODY SHIRT
Reporter details a violent murder plot in Portland involving Nathan Welt, Martin, and a bloody shirt tied to the crime. Witnesses cite a laundry mark and a torn shirt as key evidence while police, led by Chief Uritammeber, examine Martin and seek the perpetrator.
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Martin
Grand Avenue
Kat Martinet
Guider
Uritammeber
Fair to be Held This Fall Promoted by Colonial Club
Community leader Beare of Wallace seeks backing to stage a fair and track event in the valley. He outlines costs of about 20 000 to establish tents and a track, with planned exhibitions and safety measures. A board of merchants discusses funding, venue, and schedule as preparations proceed for a fall fair and related festivities.
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Beare
Wallace
Byihateratton
Fiat
Willy
Yescolaine
Jwriian
Mlivk
Iran
Atraneranir
Tne
Makie
Tile
Leork
Khun
Wil Ringe
Ittariodd
Agen
Penrod
Damages sought for defamation in Arizona case
Alfred Miller sues Oscar Nelson in probate court claiming Nelson damaged Miller’s good name and caused loss of reputation. Nelson alleges lack of evidence and seeks dismissal. plaintiff requests 400 dollars judgment plus costs and expenses for attorney fees and damages.
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Randere & Virnn
Alfred
Vskivicen
Neton
Allien
Judas Chambertin
Une
Nebon
Makten
Proposal to rent auditorium space in Morton street plan
Article discusses a proposed arrangement by Lafayette and Lieutenant Mal sMhadduck Soguttatione to rent space for a show at a local auditorium. It notes objections over a high rent of six hundred and mentions a preexisting building owned by Heimia with plans for a future heir show. Negotiations continue with Conus WAtebe over timing and terms while a new arrangement faces scrutiny and delays.
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Dylan
Halding
Trier
Hau
Spokane
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