CANDIDATES FOR THE SENATE COMMISSIONERS IN SESSION
Ex senator George L Shoup announces his Idaho senatorial candidacy urging unity and service to the state and party. W B Heyburn of Wallace Idaho also declares for the seat urging a friendly caucus backed by Shoshone county and Ada county delegates. Also noted are Borah Stanrod and others as contenders as Nez Perce county boards manage road business and election returns.
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Shoup
Idaho
United States Senate
Senate
Commonwealth
Republican Party
United States
Tam
George L. Shour
W. B. Heyburn
Spokesman-Review
Wallace
Spokane
Moscow
Heyburn
Boise
Shoshone County
Ada
W. E. Borah
Stanrod
Pocatello
Borahof Na
G. L. Shoup
National Thanksgiving Proclamation Observed in Lewiston
Roosevelt designates Thursday November 27 as a general day of thanksgiving with union services and home observances. The proclamation praises peace prosperity and moral uplift while urging Americans to give thanks through deeds and duty in worship at churches and homes nationwide.
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Lewiston
United States
Gun Club
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Big Mills To Create Lewiston Lumber Boom In Spring
Lewiston anticipates large lumber mills along the Clearwater to spark a major job boom. Eastern mill operators scout the Big Sloughs east of Lewiston to estimate log capacity for mills potentially producing up to 500 000 feet daily. Railroads will build lines to move timber and finished goods as demand grows nationwide. The plan mirrors earlier mining era expansion and could transform Lewiston into a bustling industrial hub.
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Lewiston
Clearwater
Coeur d’ ‘Alenes
Great Lakes
East
Inland Empire
Butte
Appendicites Seizes Lewiston Youth In Illness
William Kling, a prominent Lewiston youth, lingers between life and death after an appendicitis attack. Doctors Shaf Stirling and Hurlbull removed the infected area amid gangrene concerns. Kling rallied briefly but his final outcome remains uncertain. James O Leary arrives from Eden Valley Minnesota, a former newspaper owner and ad man who is deaf, educated, and plans to reside on a farm.
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William Kling
Lewiston
Satuday
Shaf
Stirling
Hurl
James O'Leary
Eden Valley
Minn
O’leary
Minneapolis
US Court at Moscow Opens Long Term with Multiple Cases
The session of the United States court at Moscow will be long. Cases heard include guilty pleas by Louie Edwards Red Horn and James Carl for introducing liquor on the Nez Perce reservation, and not guilty pleas by John C Hammontre Richard Conwell Frank Clark Charles A Vickery Ira Frazier and William H Watson. Hanley case decision report awarded 265241.83 against Empire-State Idaho. Several motions and trials noted along with grand jury results and local political references amid a landslide remark by Pat Barton.
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United States Court
Moscow
Louie Edwards
Red Horn
James Carl
John C. Hammontre
Richard Conwell
Frank Clark
Charles A. Vickery
Ira Frazier
William H. Watson
Nez Perce
Kennedy-Hanley
Beattie
Federal Court
Idaho
Master In Chancery Trustt
Hanley
Skookum
J. C. McBride
M. A. Folsom
W. B. Heyburn
F. T. Post
Sweeney- Hailey
Beatty
Dr. Beck
I. Stannus
Mose Warrell
Sermons Highlight City Churches Past Sunday
Rev Gregory preached two sermons at the churches, morning on When to choose and what, evening The Rotten Apple in the barrel. Rev Pine spoke at Church of Christ on the hill with full house, sermons on Christian's pledge to Christ and Jonah and his God. Rev Giboney, youngest minister, billed as pulpit orator, delivered Temptation. Rev Guernsey of the Baptist church spoke on Certainty of uncertainty to a good crowd.
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Gregory
Pine
Church of Christ On
Christ
Jonah
Mr. Giboney
Guernsey
The
Baptist Church
Stage Hold-Up Near Swallow Nest Rock on Snake River
A lone masked bandit halted the Asotin stage Friday at dusk on the Washington side of the Snake River near Swallow Nest rock. He forced driver and two male passengers to alight, searched their money and valuables, and ordered the lady passenger to hold the team. The thief fled with the booty, about $15, noting the lack of a treasure chest on board. The incident is described as the work of a novice among idle Lewiston gangs.
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Washington
Snake River
Swallow Nest Rock
Lewiston
Miss Maud Cooper Dead at 19 in Vineland
Miss Maud Cooper aged nineteen died Sunday at her Vineland home from a spinal ailment after a brief illness of about ten days. She had attended her sister’s Lewiston wedding as bridesmaid two weeks earlier, then traveled with the party to Asotin and fell ill the next day in Vineland. Funeral held Monday afternoon.
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Maud Cooper
Vineland
Lewiston
Mr. Kellogg
Asotin
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George L. Shoup
W. B. Meyburn
Thomas Kirby
Newkirk Road
F. S. . Daggett
Rock Creek
Chesley
Porter
Cold Springs
Theodore RoosKvatrt
John Hay
Universal
Steel
Fletcher
Rubens
Jersey
O. A. Kjos
Lewiston, Idaho
Idaho Tea Company
Mark Means Transfer Co
Alex McKenzie
Duck
Jacob Geisel
Cunningham
Clyde Sanders
Sword
John Schatz
Frank. Nelson
D. N. Lowry
N. B Miller
W. W. Morrison
F. D. Arment
John Larkee
Geo. Walker
Geo. Bathor
John Reese
A. Christanson
W. F. Galbrath
Jos. Barnhouse
S. Wheatcraft
M. L. Goldsmith
T. A. Brannon
John Bundy
Frank Cole
Pat Barton
Latah
Kane
Miss Maud Cooper
Hastings
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