Mass meeting program aids county seat campaign
Harrison citizens welcomed Coeur d Alene visitors on the Idaho boat tour to discuss removing the county seat. The program featured Kenian Folk song The Fors ere, addresses by R Le Binek and R N Dann, and a county seat case presented with site offers from multiple donors. Over 200 residents toured the city hall and proposed court sites, ending with a dance and praise for the county seat move to Coeur d Alene.
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Firet National Bank
Court House Aites
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Toland Empire Railroad
Idaho
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Robbed as he’s knocked down on road near Walla Walla
In Walla Walla on October 17 Nemog Earuch Emerick was knocked down by two highwaymen. They struck him on the head and robbed him of twenty two dollars before fleeing. The attack appears prearranged with a plan to disable him.
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Trade Review Shows Mixed Industrial Signals in October
New York readers find an optimistic tone in current trade with many large iron and steel projects delayed by the election, yet numerous small contracts and orders sustain activity. Footwear unsettled by labor disputes, leather prices stable, and exports steady for glassed kid goods, while domestic hides weaken. Bank clearings fall to 2.024 billion dollars from the prior week’s 2.749 billion and last year’s 3.038 billion.
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Typhoon wrecks coast killing hundreds in China
A dispatch from Amoy reports 200 people killed as a typhoon struck the Chang Chow area last Thursday. Coastal areas of southern China suffered severe damage with many vessels overturned and crews lost.
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Jury Hears Wolff Case With Ailed Morphine History
Portland Ore Oct 17 The jury weighs the case of Wolff a pawn broker as jurors expect a verdict and debate a possible compromise The defendant Martin a college graduate once known for skill but ruined by morphine is recalled from Wallace where locals remember him for odd jobs and his fall from grace
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Fire destroys Betldengs. two dead in Shirtey blaze
GUIRLEY Ind Oct 17 Fire swept twenty five buildings in Shirtey today. Pryor and wife proprietors of a restaurant were burned to death as the blaze spread rapidly. Firefighting men lacked apparatus and could not check the flames.
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Forest Fires Ravage Northern Michigan Towns
Detriot dispatches report wildfires sweeping Cheboygan Presque Isle Alpena and the Mackinac region driven by a southwest wind. Towns including Alpena face threat while casualties rise with numerous dead and injured. efforts to save communities continue as fires destroy thousands of acres of timber.
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Sound Vessels In Collision Near Seattle
The Alaskan steamer Cottage City struck an amber schooner at Jefferson Beach at midnight. Starboard damage, several injured passengers, one leg broken, Purser Jones hurled overboard but rescued. Quartermaster Nelman severely hurt. crew aided panic and transfer to shore. Schooner’s name not confirmed, local reports unsure.
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Missing German Balloon Reported Near Heligoland Recovery
A fragmentary dispatch from Yarmouth indicates a German balloon named Harte ell was submerged 160 miles northwest of Heligoland. Observers doubt survivors Acroasat Hust mel and Livstensat Foeriat were picked up and fear they may have drowned. The last note suggested the balloon was buoyed at 7100 meters.
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Denver Ovation For Bryan In Wet Denver Crowd
Denver Col Det 11 W J Bevin reports a large Denver turnout for William Jennings Bryan as rain began and crowds filled the streets. Bryan spoke to about 14 000 inside the Auditorium and many more watched outside. He criticized Republican trusts and urged public election of senators while urging clarity on Philippine policy and labor legislation.
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Bank cashier bound over to answer grand jury charges
Ora La Grantha Oct 17 United States Commissioner Hall held over Jerssa Geriher cashier of Ferm fre’ end Traders’ national bank of this place on charges of embezzling $12,028. The hearing, at Seriber’s home, followed discovery of a forged $1200 note signed by a wealthy merchant Went. Authorities traced the forgery to a bank in Eigia and then moved to secure the needed evidence for the case.
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Fleet Near Yokohama Delayed by Storms
A wire service report from Tokio dated October 11 states the fleet bound for Yokohama is delayed due to storms. The departure may be postponed one day to allow the program to proceed in full as planned.
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Memorial Tablet Marks Deadly Debate Between Abraham Lineate
A memorial tablet notes the debate between Abraham Lineate and Bixphen A. Douging on October 15 at Alton. The event, inferred from a 140 percent notation, was reported today by Mr. White for the Chicago Tribune, with the account delivered at a specific address.
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Alter t. Firmer and the Commerce League of America
The text reports on an active claimant from the Commerce League of America who seeks to reshape leadership and strengthen ties with allied groups. Walter Le, the prombeet attorney for Carr Meat, appears in a broader legal and organizational context.
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