Governor Heines aims to audit state spending under new bill
The Statesman reports Governor Heines's administration backing Senate Bill No. 4 to overhaul state finances. It would create a unified audit system, require complete vouchers, and end duplicative reviews by multiple offices. Captain Davis argues current methods waste time and money and cites a deputy traveling claim with unclear receipts. The bill seeks to empower the state auditor and ensure proper certification for all expenditures.
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Wizard of figures freed from prison
Michael Angelo Metjais, a noted mathematical prodigy, was paroled from a Missouri penitentiary by Gov. Hadley. He claimed to have solved the exact circle diameter to circumference ratio and the fourth degree equations, asserting new mathematical methods and publishing works on universal solutions. His release followed petitions by educators. his past involved forgery and a long controversial career in education and publishing.
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Pioneer Resident Billy Hunningham Dies at 76
William Hunningham died at the home of L. C. Jones after 25 years in Nahe Landasia area. Known as Billy, he had long ties with Gooding residents and spent recent years with Mr. and Mrs. Jones. Health declined in recent months.
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Journal restoration after major fire at printing plant
The Journal will soon be restored after a large fire damaged the printing plant. The office is being relocated and repairs made, with new stock and machinery replacements on order to resume full operation and high standards within a few days.
Producers' Association Favorably Reported Upon
A large meeting of farmers on the Dietrich tract gathered last Saturday to hear the report from representatives E. R. Gage and E. S. King who attended the Boise meeting on forming the Southern Idaho Produce Association. James J. Pennell was elected chairman and Jas. W. Patterson secretary.
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Baby Burned to Death at Gooding Ranch Home
Fire at Charles A. Luther’s Desert of Home ranch near Gooding Sunday killed his infant and seriously burned Mrs. Luther. The 6 and 3 year old boys escaped uninjured. neighbor Mr. Newhouse transported the injured mother and children. The baby died at 5 PM. mother faces severe burns but is expected to recover.
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Farmers Institute to Meet at University of Idaho
An agricultural extension Farmers Institute will convene at the University of Idaho campus in Moscow on February 1 for afternoon and evening sessions. Rao, State Seed Commissioner Leeds, EF Rinehart on dairying, and Mr. Ashby on horticulture will speak. Judge L. Fuller, based on Walnut Street, will host nearby in town. Attorney Victor O. Johnson visited Boise for Supreme Court work. Mrs. Gilbert J. White hosted a card party with about twenty town residents. Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch to be presented by Shoshone High School on February 21 at the auditorium.
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Buildings for Idaho Elfington and Idaho projects noted
February 16 report highlights an $85,000 public building at Twin Falls, $70,000 for a Sandpoint project, and an unspecified Idaho building bill. The piece also surveys Pennsylvania coal production, noting concentrated output among a few large mines and detailed tonnage figures for anthracite mines in recent years.
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Unity in Republican and Progressive factions in Washington
Special correspondence from Washington reports a push for Republican and Progressive fusion, with Orrsby McHarg noting Roosevelt would not seek a third bid but could influence the ticket. Roosevelt opposes a merger while urging progressives to join the party, Taft addresses Lincoln’s day, and Idaho land exchanges and river control debates loom in Congress.
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Mad Better Knowledge at McGill Greek Class Address
Report of an odd address delivered by era Dufferin to McGill University Greek class. The reporter notes phrases like telecham and a quip about politics. A Los Angeles anecdote describes a woman spared by an employer for work, then aided by three passersby who pooled money to replace a hat.
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