Seaplane ride spurs vivid account of Coeur d Alene crash
Miss Violet Chicane of Cottonwood recounts a July seaplane ride near Coeur d Alene that preceded the July 18 seaplane disaster. She describes excitement and safety feelings despite engine troubles and the eventual crash plan, noting repairs and regatta timing, with optimism for another ride soon. Also listed is the Prairie League All Stars lineup for a Caliber series between Idaho and Lewis counties, with game dates in Grangeville and Winchester.
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Cleo Miller
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Greencreek Baseball Routs Scouts Then Beats Cottonwood
Greencreek boosts season to 7 wins in 9 after a 16 to 8 win over the Boy Scouts on the local diamond. In a later four inning victory, Greencreek blanked Cottonwood’s second team 10 to 0. Wessels and Schafer backed the first win, Kelsch pitched the second, with Schaefer handling Cottonwood throughout 14 innings.
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Railroads probe Idaho routes to Grangeville and New Meadows
A party led by H F Stevens of Northern Pacific visited Adams Camp Grangeville and New Meadows this week. Thian and Hanrahan joined the trip to inspect conditions and gather data likely for the interstate commerce hearing in Boise on September 16. Observers say the purpose is to oppose or delay central Idaho expansion, with a forest ranger asked for a drainage map.
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Narrow escape after car plunges down Dunaway hill
Delmar Sullivan, William Hines, Allen McCready and others escaped injury when a 54 Winchester car from a Mier with top windshield wrecked after careening 200 feet down Dunaway hill on the Cra igmont road last Saturday. The driver lost control as the foot-brake was applied, pulling the drive shaft free and sending the rear of the car into the air while the body, engine, wheels, and steering gear remained intact. The shaft bent severely and cut the road where it struck.
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Blame for high coal prices blamed on speculators
The national coal association blames speculators for exorbitant coal prices. Allied diplomats question the U S willingness to join a proposed peace conference with Soviet Russia. A train derailment near Downey Idaho injures fifteen people and possibly fatally injures the second engine crew. Oregon and Washington lumber output for the week ending July 24 runs 20 percent below normal with orders 20 percent under production and shipments 13 percent above. Curtailment of industrial activity and readjustment mark July as per the Federal Reserve Board monthly review.
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Villa bandit loans to be repaid by Mexican government
Unofficial reports from Haugie Pass Texas state that all personal loans to Francisco Villa, the bandit leader who surrendered to the Mexican provisional government, will be reimbursed by the government. The loans total 40,000 Mexican pesos, and receipts already given by Villa are said to enable claimants to secure refunds upon presenting papers to authorities.
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Miners Ordered to Return to Work by UMWA Chief
President Wilson backed a compulsory order from John Lewis of the United Mine Workers directing all striking miners in Indiana and Illinois to resume work to restore mine operation. In Washington the American Federation of Labor plans to seek general amnesty for political prisoners next week, presenting a delegation led by Sam Gompera.
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Denver Struck by Transit Strike Halts City Services
Denver faces service disruption as street care and traction workers absent after Sunday union strike. Officials report halted street cleaning, reduced transit operations, and contingency plans underway to maintain essential mobility. Local agencies urge patience while negotiations continue.
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