Idaho Outlook Mixed With Legislation and Local News
Idaho lawmakers consider a constitutional convention and a direct Senate vote while Hawley urges a thirty day session. Miss Vera Hart dies in a runaway. a plan for a state tax commission gains support. The Caldwell News suspends, and town growth surfaces in Idagon and Weiser with new homes and development.
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Holt Cushing
Caldwell Daily News
Hawley
Idaho State Dairy Association
Twin Falls
Orofino
Idaho
Pocatello
Welser
Boise
San Francisco
Vera Hart
John W. Hart
Menan
St. Anthony
Rigby
J. R. Field
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House
Nez Perce
Wedensday
United States
State Bankers Association
Idaho State Horticultural Association
North Idaho
Grangeville
Camas Prairie Railroad
Srangaville
Brie
Idagon
Boise Statesman
Oregon
Idaho-Oregon
Caldwell
Weiser
Riverside
M. Grandquist
Lenore
Clearwater River
H. L. Butler
Two Men Captured After Imlay Saloon Hold Up
Intermountain reports two men believed among the three bandits in Imlay Nevada captured and jailed in Winnemucca. The item covers other incidents including weather injuries, political moves, and notable deaths across the region.
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Jean Quilici
Winnemucca
Cheyenne
William Long
George BE. Gardner
Thomas Lynch
Lewiston
Mont
Secretary of the Interior
Boise River
Boise
Idaho
Helena
Thomas J. Walsh
United States
Thomas H. Careter
Frank R. Gooding
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Eugene Quite
Imlay
Nevada
Seattle
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Democrats Plan Tentative Ways and Means in New Congress
Washington reports expect the Democrats to form a tentative ways and means committee at mid January caucus to frame tariff legislation and manage committee appointments, while debates over a civil service pension bill and a ship subsidy bill for coast districts unfold amid party maneuvering.
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York
Friends of the Pension Plan
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Gallinger
New Hampshire
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Barra
Starving Farmers in Anhul District Face Famine Craze
Reports confirm famine relief efforts in northern Anhul province where floods ruined crops. About 2.5 million people in 7,000 square miles face hunger as refugees flee while many stay to endure hardship. One million farmers may rely on charity until spring crops, with reduced sowing and slow recovery ahead.
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Anhul
Hwai and
Kwa Tivery
Victory For Cannon In House Ruling Showdown
In Washington the House backed Speaker Cannon on a key ruling, confirming his March decision. Insurgents failed to derail the measure as Champ Clark and leading Democrats joined to sustain the chair, marking a returns to form after last March's clash.
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Cannon
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Champ Clark
Missouri
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Helena Votes Bond Plan for Municipal Waterworks
Helena Montana taxpayers approve 650000 in bonds to install a municipal water plant fed by Beaver Creek. The Helena Water Works company receiver offers to sell the plant for 590000 after the franchise expired. Vote totals 814 in favor and 491 against.
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Helena
Mont
Beaver Creek
Helena Water Works Company
Dynamite Incident At Idaho Falls Power Plant
A workman at the Idaho Falls city power plant threw a cap attached with dynamite at contractor Chatfield, striking him on the head but the cap did not explode. Chatfield, stunned briefly, chased the assailant who escaped.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Chatfield
Oregon Senate Picks Acting Governor After Convening
The Oregon Legislature convened with Senate leadership under Lee and Ben Selling of Portland as president. Selling becomes acting governor until the governor is inaugurated on Tuesday.
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San Rosa
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Order of Elks
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Philadelphia
George L. Evans
Oklahoma City
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Union League Club of
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Port of New York
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Portland
Selling
Evernor
Washington Legislature Opens Biennial Session in Olympia
The Washington biennial session opened in Olympia with the Senate electing W. H. Paulham as Pierce county president and Edward Taylor of King County chosen speaker.
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Wash
Washington
Senate
W. H. Paulham
Pierce County
Edward Taylor
King County
Standard Oil Pays First Anti Trust Fine
The Standard Oil Company paid 23766 dollars into the federal court on Monday as a fine for accepting rebates. This marks the first fine collected from the company under the antitrust law.
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Standard
Buffalo
Standard Oil Company
Smoot Introduces Park Bill to Create Interior Bureau
Senator Smoot introduced in the Senate a bill to establish a new bureau within the Interior Department to oversee national parks. The measure carries the support of Secretary Ballinger.
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Smoot
Washington
Bureau of the Interior Department For
Senate
Ballinger
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