Wool Growers Oppose Forest Reserve Policy In Idaho
Idaho Wool Growers Association adopts resolutions condemning the forest reserve rent policy and endorses plans by the National Wool Growers Association and the Chicago Chamber of Commerce. They urge adjustments to grazing restrictions to balance conservation with range use while citing hardship on southern ranges. Gov Gooding and business leaders comment on conservation and local economic projects including a potential paper mill in Coeur d Alene.
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Boise Idaho
Ida 0 Wool Growers’ Association
West Reserve Bureau
Tate
Gov. Gooding
Nugget Heist Suspects Nabbed Near Fairbanks
Seattle police report arrest of Reed and miner Dave Caramack on charges tied to $18,000 worth of gold nuggets stolen from Cook company claims on Doan Creek in the Tanana district. Reed confessed to smuggling nuggets hidden in his shoes and mouth. few nuggets recovered.
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Seattle
Wash
R.eed
Fairbanks
Wingatolen
Cook Company
Doan Creek
Tannana Die
Dave Caramack
Reed
Mack
Emperor China Dies After Long Illness
Pekin reports the Emperor China died at the imperial palace after a lengthy illness of 427 months, as public excitement followed the announcement. The death marks a solemn moment in the empire with official notices and mourning to begin.
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Imperial Palace
Pekin
China
Telals
Bert
USA
Wrestlers Quit After Lengthy Bout Shocks Crowd
In a late night rink match, Smith and Connell grappled for an hour and twenty minutes. Smith escaped holds until caught, then announced I quit, as Connell showed superior technique and dominated the bout. About 1,000 sports witnesses watched.
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Durtoe Alt
Smith
Connell
Olds
O'Connel
O'Connell
Timber men oppose tariff on lumber in Seattle
R L McCormick of Weyerhauser Timber Co executive, Victor Beckman of the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers association, and John Me... oppose a tariff on lumber in Seattle with details incomplete.
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Amy
Dey
Seattle
Wash
R. L. McCormick
Pacific Coast
Weyerhauser Timber Company
Victor H. Beckman
Pacific Coast Lumber @ Manufacturers association
John Me
Fragmentary Note on Congressional Proceedings Opposing Removal
A garbled message references Jett Berg and Wash ingen today with a plan to separate before the Congress and present argument opposing the removal of the bart trem lumber at the Ways and Means opening.
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Jett Berg
Congressioes
Congrem
Bart
Man in mission work dies in Oregon town report
A morning message from Marshfield Oregon says Hume Monaire, long involved in local missions, is dying. He has suffered years of trouble and his family holds to some hope, with medical attention from Dr Mingus in Woodburn. Deputy State wildlife inspector Buckley notes a record number of trem plantings, stating about 50 000 have been planted near the city.
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Hume
Monaire
Ean Rie
Messenge
Woodburn
Mumne
Mingus
Wm. Buckley
Mining suit for 7 300 000 filed in Shoshone County
The January Mining Company sues Baker and Sullivan Mining and Stoneware for quieting title to the Republican traction Jade claim and seeks 1 200 000 for ore extracted plus costs and disbursements. Gray Knight of this city and Frank T. Post of Spokane represent the plaintiff.
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Wallace
Tasho
District Court of Shoshone Equnty
Bunker MU
Sullivan Mining and Sonewntrating
Republican Traction
Sam saiMclent
Gray
Frank
T. Post
Spokane
Platotin Company
Coeur d Alene eyed for pulp mill site by Spokane interests
Mr. Pride says he will locate a paper mill between Coeur d Alene and St. Joe, seeking power from three river sites and cheaper rail access. He cites 6000 workers as payroll potential and notes favorable power terms from Washington Water Power and a waiver from Consumers Co. in deciding location.
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Coeur d'Alene
George Harding
Consumers Company
Prose
Harding
Poliune
C. B. Pride
Coeur d'Alus
Pride
Joe
Spokane
Atention
Coeur É Alene
F Sico
Washington Water Power Company
The
Consumers Co
Nine
Timber thieves receive sentence in Oregon courts
In Portland on November 13 Judge Wolverton sentenced William H. Smith of Ban Prancho to a $5,060 fine and two years in the Multnomah jail for conspiracy to defraud the government of timber. Richard Fayten of Namaheity drew a $2,000 fine and 90 days. The trio were linked to a land-grab scheme tied to Curry County. Additional defendants included Wile E. Karr, Frank A. Stewart, Jubia B. Miter, Ames Juke son, each facing fines up to $2,000. A later kidnapping case involving banker A.M. Connelly was also noted, with a warrant issued for his arrest in La Grande.
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Portland
Ore
Wiliam H. Smith
Ban Prancho
Richard Fayten
Wolverton
United States
Asda
Bautth
Curry County
Wile E. Karr
Prank A. Stewart
Jubia B. Miter
Ames & Jukeson
A.M. Connelly
la Grande
Leola Baldwin
Connelly
Gertrude Williams
la Drange
Rome
Polce Department
Etta
Law
Presbytery Sermon Plans Amid Stal Rev Statom Notices
Readable fragments indicate Presbyterian ministers listed and plans for services and interviews. Rev. Jesu Ht Hinday D Th Spokane may deliver a sermon, with other ministers Samuel Ware UH By end Rev. Conrad Biuka also mentioned.
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Kay
Tatege
Wasier
Wint Preskpe Verian Church
Dreeske Metallnnes
Jesu
Hinday D
Spokane
Samuel & Ware UH
Conrad Biuka
Hoch
Reverend Hlatom’s Ordination and Long Pastorate Noted
Born March 8, 1872, Rev Hlatom was ordained September 28, 1494 by the Presbytery of Denver. He served first at Rachine Wreming, then George town and Berthruds before accepting the pastorate of the First Presbyterian church in this city. Since his arrival, the congregation has grown and gained thirty three new members, with strong leadership and cordial relations within the church.
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Eatin Pe Jones
Hlatom
Ranma
Thie
Auenet
Manti
Charsh
Che
Man of High
Tony Media
Labor union politics enter the arena in press briefing
An AFL speech by Raymond Robies in Chicago delegates announces the executive committee endorses a course aligning labor with political actions. He claims gains from past campaigns and argues participation in elections will push laws beneficial to workers, while warning of threats from anti labor influence.
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Denven
Cea
Nev
American Federation of Labor
Raymond Robbies
Chleags
Ie Cane
Inet
Fampeles
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St Joe
Lomber
Tertom Comte
Marshfield
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
New City Hall
Newelty Hall
Rontaining
Ste
Piain LE Company
Oregon
Jansery Company
Yreka
Thin Wei
Presbyterians
Rev. Bawerd Z. Biatom
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