Supreme Court Upheld 1899 County Seat Law
The Supreme Court ruled the 1899 law governs a county seat election in Coeur d Alene. Voters will use a ballot with no and yes options, and marking yes places a mark after the word yes on the county seat question. The ruling clarifies ballot form and sequence for the removal vote.
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Caning the Wctia Ene Porat and ater pulitto
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Man Breaks Plate Glass Windows in Rage Over News Story
Det. outlines how an angry man, enraged by a Statesman article about his alleged relationship, smashed all front plate glass windows in his home and then fought with police. windows reportedly valued at 760 dollars.
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Battleship Mission Shifts to Turkish Waters
The cruiser Bogetyr sailed today toward Turkish waters with orders to defend Cuan interests. Reports indicate the fleet may move to support potential actions if Turkey and Bulgaria clash, reflecting heightened naval readiness.
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Unclear Italian Conflict Report Signals Duke Abrusat Talks
Rome dispatch reports a terse international note stating an agreement or talks involving Duke Abrusat. The fragment mentions Katherine and an Arks event, but details are unreadable.
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Rome
Burglars Break Into Depot And Drug Store
Rob Depot and Drug Store were visited by burglars Saturday night. They forced a depot window, entered the office, and opened several express packages, taking one nine dollar package. Drug store entry was gained via a skeleton key, but only small items appear to have been taken. No arrests reported.
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Collision Injures Dozens on Santa Fe Train
A freight and passenger train collided today at Braddock, Kansas on the Santa Fe line. One trainman was killed and 32 passengers were badly injured as both trains, travelling at high speed, crashed causing passengers to be hurled from seats and against car walls.
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Reception to Fleet Officers at Tokyo Imperial Hotel
A reception and elaborate dinner for Atlantic Fleet officers closed the day in Tokyo with a brilliant affair hosted by Ambassador O Hieren. Attendees included the diplomatic corps, cabinet members, and two Japanese merchants, reflecting high-level wartime diplomacy.
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Mormons Seek New Colony in Nevada Frontier
Alarm spreads among business and civic leaders as reports emerge that a Mormon settlement plans to establish a colony near the state, with officers surveying sites around the area and aiming to move in by spring. The prospect arouses concern based on experiences in Utah and Idaho.
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Landlord killed in Tacoma hunting dispute
In Tacoma Washington on October 19 Robert Herwmeus, proprietor of the Star Ipxiry Rigney, was killed by Fred Abel during a dispute with Moy Cunlyere who hunted on dairy grounds. Abel claimed self defense after a struggle with Herwmeus.
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National Ticket and State Results From Election Day
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Party Against Senator Heyburn Rally Frames Primary Fallout
Reports from a political rally in a Panhandle state describe opposition to Senator Heyburn tied to his stance on primary election laws. Analysts note waning support as opponents blame the senator for failing to back reform and warn of a potential Democratic landslide if primaries are weakened.
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