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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
2
A garbled clipping from Coeur d Alene Evening Press presents a mix of dialogue about an insurance agent and a financier, plus a tale of Champ Clarke and a Washington hotel visit. The readable portions hint at political lobbying, trust in power, and social maneuvering.
Controversy erupts as a group accuses Mormon believers of polygamy spanning Europe and Idaho. Officials vow to enforce law, with leaders denying the practice while migrants face scrutiny and legal action amid public concern over church influence.
A fragmentary account discusses a push for direct democracy and the decline of party machine voting in Idaho. It contrasts the old convention method with a reform movement, citing the Australian voting system as an example and noting anticipated political shifts affecting school boards and statewide offices.
A chaotic, OCR like report weighs the prospect of a German imperial war. Experts warn a multi power conflict could cost Germany billions yearly and draw four great powers into a global struggle. France readiness and British support are cited as dampening fears, while calls for peace persist amid talk of mobilization and economic strain.
The article reviews industrial arbitration under Canada’s Industrial Disputes Investigation Act. It describes boards of conciliation and investigation as nonprohibitive, aimed at preventing strikes and lockouts by publicizing findings. Since 1907, many disputes have settled without court action, with workers urging stronger binding awards and some employers seeking broader powers.
The text cites a population figure for kin hons at 1414 with stray monetary references and mentions three upper states Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota with a rough fiscal impact. Vermont and other regions are described as holding government duties in Washington and tampering with treasury funds amid a loosely stated eight year period.
In a fragmentary dialogue a man asks about changing oneself and what life would look like after such a transformation. Miss Fairley and Mim Fatziey engage, with Henley expressing surprise at the notion of becoming a different person. The text reads as a clipped, surreal sample of dialogue with unclear context.
A garbled passage presents unclear dialogue featuring names and phrases such as Mike and a question about a Friday paper. The legible text hints at a discussion or puzzle fragment but provides no coherent events, places, dates, or outcomes to confirm a news item.
In After Them. Merimuth Cove in Kentucky was widely advertised by fourteen owners in the era before 1869. The joint effort faded as many left, with the advertising decline hurting local business and public attention.
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