Public Buildings for Lewiston and Idaho Cities
A Washington dispatch explains the public buildings for Lewiston, Moscow, and Pocatello. Lewiston leads growth prospects but faces a $365,000 request versus $175,000 for Pocatello and $150,000 for Moscow. Moscow may get the single building if chosen. Other notes discuss English language in business, current events, and an impending Boise legislative session.
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UBLIC
Lewiston
Washington Dispatch
Pubic Buildings Committee
Idaho
Moston
Pocatello
Moscow
Wis
Washington
Montana
United States Revenue
Canteen Law Criticized by War Time Women
The piece argues the canteen law is immoral and unwise and calls for repeal. It notes only officer wives have practical insight into canteens while W C T U members lack such experience, believing beer should be abolished. It mentions women who inspired the legislation and petition the president for its continuance.
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Chicago Chronicle
House of Representatives
Secretary of War
Congress
Philippines
Wheat and stocks rally as bull market sweeps Chicago grain
The Chicago grain market opened lower on wheat amid heavy selling by professional traders due to disrupted wires. Prices firmed later as buying by commission houses and major buyers supported gains. Government bullish signal, with forecasts of further wheat advances and implied profits in coarse grains and steel stocks into the new year.
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Liverpool
Minneapolis
Central States
Valentine
G. J., Hammond
Coe Commission Company
Chicago
Spencer
St. Louis
John W. Gates
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Steels
Rock Island
Coalers
Senator Dubois Hosts Baby Margaret’s Senate Birthday
In Washington on Dee 24 Mrs Dubois wife of Idaho's senator hosted a noon luncheon for her daughter Margaret's second birthday. The event featured a Jack Horner pie centerpiece a holly decorated table and red ribbons at each plate as guests from various senator homes attended including the Dollivers Thurston Culberson Mondell Cortelyou Harrison Weller Carroll Alcott Mitchell Gantz and others.
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Washingon
D. C
Dee
Dubois
Idaho
Margaret
Senate
Holly
Jack Horner
Baby Margaret
Frances Dolliver
Ruth Thurston
Baby Martin
Josephine Culberson
Dorothy Mondell
Grace
Helen Cortelyou
Baby Harrison
Representative Harrison
Reno
Knox Weller
Woodward Alcott
Randolph
Mitchell Carroll
Baby Taylor
Edith Gantz
Baltimore
Elizabeth Dubois
Wallace Denounces Statehood Bill for New Mexico
Indiana author Lew Wallace, former New Mexico territorial governor, rails against a pending senate statehood bill. He vows to fight the act, urging the people to reject any government offer and to resist what he calls tyranny.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Indianapolis
Ind
Lew Wallace
Senate
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Lewiston Fuel & Ice Co
Washington Block
Seattle Wash
Jamison
Spokane, Wash
Judd
Pendleton
Ore
R. H. Peale Springfield, Mo
Lewiston Foundry and Machine Works
J. T. Graham
Mgr
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California Wine House
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Guernsey
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Clarkston, Wash
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Clarkston
Lewiston, Idaho
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Second Street
Walla Walla, Wash
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