Governor Gooding Strong Ahead of Legislature in Idaho
Nez Perce residents return from Boise denying schism rumors and affirming Governor Gooding's strength before the legislature. Administration bills including depository measures, purity bills, and large educational appropriations are likely to pass. The session nears midterm with talk of bank and county depositories and a push to curb professional lobbyists while broader European events frame local politics.
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Gooding
Nez Perce
Boise
A Historical Mine Absorbs Owyhee Avalanche
The Owyhee Avalanche once published at Silver City since 1865 is no longer in existence. It has been absorbed by the Owyhee Nugget, which now owns the Avalanche files from nearly four decades. Senator John Lamb, proprietor of the Nugget, gains possession of the Avalanche records.
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Owyhee Avalanche
Silver City
Idaho
Owyhee Nugget
John Lamb
Avalanche Files
Idaho Avalanche Files: State Ownership Urged for Historic Archives
The text urges Idaho to acquire ownership of the Avalanche files, calling them a vital mine of historical material for the state. It warns that destruction would be a great loss and suggests Mr. Lamb may sell. delays in purchase should be avoided to preserve pioneer era records.
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Idaho
Lamb
Idaho Opinion on McConnell After Washington Return
Idaho residents now show renewed public attention toward Governor McConnell after his Washington visit. Bill McConnell’s testimony places him as a notable, if polarizing, figure for a period, drawing mixed reactions from long-estranged allies and former critics. The Tribune relays these Idaho sentiments as a mild summary of public opinion.
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Idaho
Washington
Bill McConnell
Smoot
the Tribune
Killing near Culdesac sparks manhunt and inquest
A fatal shooting at a dance near Culdesac ends with Antone Broncheau dead. John Mathews, described as a quarterbreed, fled after the incident. Deputies Monroe and Roberts return to the city with no capture and offer no clues on Mathews whereabouts. Broncheau, a Nez Perce elder, had good standing. the inquest returns a death by gunshot. The report also notes a court case in which Albert and Marion Grossclose face charges over stolen cattle. In Manila, Second Lieutenant David J. Gilmer of the Philippine Scouts is acquitted by court martial of embezzlement and misused property.
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Washington
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Philippine Scouts
Manila
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