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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
2
A fragmented item covers Stewart exile critique and military retirements, plus a heated local political scene in Kootenai County. It notes a republican convention, candidate debates, and calls to move county government seats to improve regional ties and commerce. The piece emphasizes civic action for September and a push for relocation benefits.
The article surveys Pacific growth and modernization from Alaska to Hawaii, noting U S influences, rail links, and trade shaping Asia and the Americas. It also discusses John May diplomacy and Commodore Perry era changes, plus a critique of American higher education and coeducation by Louis Madelin, with responses from the Evening Post and calls for reform.
Government crop projections warn of deficits in wheat barley and oats with England Ireland Scotland and Wales reporting weak conditions. Meanwhile reports from Britain suggest fragile markets and lingering concerns over peace in Europe. A New Jersey incident is noted alongside miscellaneous wartime and political notes.
A printed note laments traffic dangers at Lone Ant railroad crossings. Reports show hundreds of cars crowding gates, speeds reaching thirty to fifty miles an hour, and drivers ignoring signals. It argues speed fuels danger, with pedestrians and motorists at risk and cites broader auto speed concerns across the nation.
Under Idaho law every person must register to vote in county elections. The text lists four registration sites in Coeur d Alene and its precincts, naming registrars and locations such as Coeur d Alene store and Hotel YaHo, with registration hours on Saturdays. It notes a county commission urging residents to register and extend a special election to the region.
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