Cooperative stockholders seek reform in Idaho irrigation trust
Fragmented text outlines a biannual stockholders meeting for a cooperative like the Big Wood River Canal Company. It calls for electing directors, adopting the Progressite platform demands, and applying them to irrigation governance. The passage references taxation, bank deposit guarantees, direct primaries, and by law changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erten
Ureina Towers
Big Weed River
Rhoshene
Lincon
Idaho
United Master of America
Dolores Lastice
Nomi
Hie Wood Hiver Canal Company
Progressite Party
Hig Wood Company
Ft Mms
Hank
Wg Wood Fiver
Sumsien
Newt
Tom
Tiewlion Company
sticknoMiers
Menlo
Moron
Pertetin
Olwbhontiers
Frustrated Monopoly Proposal Targeting Federal Revenue
A fragmented note argues against private monopolies seizing funds and urges restoring money to the Federal government. It contemplates applying this to a fur and friction related company, proposing stockholder proceeds go to the company treasury, and questions the impact on cooperative firms and Idaho's state laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie Wood Company
Idaho
Digging Up the Corpse on Wilsons Covenant Debated
The New York Times series by Ray Strannard Baker contends Wilsons covenant was flawed and elitist, citing American rejection in 1920. Readers are urged that Americans defeated what they saw as power lust and questioned the counsels to reopen the grave of the failed vision.
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New York
Ties
Ray Strannard Baker
Wilson
Washington
Christ Tecensiry
Beier
The
New York Times
Baker
Ameria
Wilton
America
Woodrow
Labor rights in court reflected by unions and capital
The United Aine Workers Journal argues labor has equal court rights as capital, noting organized industry can sue for labor interests. It discusses employer behavior, legal protections, and the tension between labor and management, referencing the industry and court dynamics with unclear emphasis on specific entities.
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United Aine Workers Journal
TLMY
Orgatili
Dusinuse
Welland
Hidividuels Nathiits
Wien
Railroad Strike Crisis Tests Federal Authority over Unions
July last the railway shopmen struck, with no major business effect yet. The public doubts, expecting federal intervention to shield them. Congress created the Railway Labor Board to resolve disputes with three public representatives and three union members. The board ordered wage cuts effective July first, which the railways refuse to accept, prompting the strike. The core issue is whether unions or the federal government holds supremacy in governing the nation.
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Publc
Umgexmt
Congress
Warony
John Jones
Peter Smith
Smith
Jones
Raliwey
What Gompers Demands In Labor Privilege Fight
In its annual report the American Federation of Labor plans a sharp attack on the U S Supreme Court. Samuel Gompers seeks exemptions for his union from laws and would halve or abolish laws affecting AFL activities. The editor calls this selfish and harmful to federal law. Mt. Wayne Indiana News Sentinel.
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Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
United States Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
United States
Ft. Wayne
Ind
News-Sentinel
Idaho American Legion News Service Announces July Convention
Boise reports that hundreds of ex-service members across Idaho will travel to Nampa for the Fourth Annual Idaho Department American Legion Convention, July 1 through 4. National Commander Manton MacNider is expected to attend July 26, with talks planned. J. Porehing may also attend. Arrangements for speeches near the convention site are being finalized.
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Boise
Idaho
Nom
American Leelon
Maho
Repetty Peaching Tate
Manton MacNider
National Crne Wander
American Legion
Ias
Is Mabo Department
Munp
J. Porehing
Menton
Tooelor
Sportsmen to Hold Session in Twin Falls
Twin Falls to host a delegate conference July 12 to discuss forming a statewide county unit body. Delegates from each county, elected at a May Pocatelto meeting, will draft a constitution and by laws and determine representation rules for a unified statewide sportsmen organization.
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Phelo
Twin Falls
Pocetello
Pocatello
Chas. G. Sumner
8. E. Anderson
Bannock’ Sportsmen's Association
Bannock
Andersson
Poratelio
Possibile
Baptists Church News July 9 1922 Services Told
church notes for Sunday services report warm attendance and comfortable worship with open windows and new fans. upcoming Baptist summer assembly near Ketchum runs July 18 to 28 featuring speakers from several cities including Dr Hank Dr Braden Rev Frizzell Rev Vinton and Miss Helen Chrisman. Rev Robt S Withrow is pastor.
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Ketchum
Tihank
China
Braden
Long Beach
Calif
Frizzell
Philadelphia
Vinton
New York
Dr. Petty
Portland
Oregon
Helen Chrisman
N. Y. City
Rebt. S. Withrow
Mickie Urges Thoughtful Choice In Strong Man’s Visit
A quirky hometown message from Mickie warns listeners to pause and think before welcoming a prominent man. The call signals skepticism about his claim to return home with a veteran.
Hambone's Meditations in a Church House Tale
A colloquial reminiscence recounts a man speaking in a church setting about bread and fellowship. He uses rural humor and dialect to discuss daily life and social bonds within the church community.
Primary Election Notice for Lincoln County Idaho
Notice of primary election to be held August 1 between 1 and 7 pm across Lincoln County precincts. Nominations for District Judge State Senator State Representative and county offices. Lists Republican Democratic and Progressive filings with names and precinct delegates, officers, and district commissioners.
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Lincoln County
Idaho
Pronte
Shoshone
Richfield
Dietrich
A.W. Hansen
W. H. Jackson
Fred W. Gooding
Roscoe Patrick
Wm. O. Filer
FR. Borden
J. E. Johnson
F. W. Zimmerman
Ollie W. Bate
North Shoshone
Kimama
Democratic
H. F. Ensign
Hailey
Lida M. D. Withrow
H. E. Newman
Stella Cook
H. J. B. Ahrens
E. Noble
Zimmerman Declares Candidacy For County Commissioner
F. W. Zimmerman of Dietrich announces candidacy for the county commissioner seat in the third district, subject to the Republican primary on August 11.
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F. W. Zimmerman
Dietrich
Ila
Fire hazard prompts crackdown on dead grass and weeds
The Journal suggests special effort to burn all dead grass and weeds where spread is likely. Two fires started recently endangered a residence by Wm. C. Filer while the family was away. Hailey celebration notes and local residents staying at home are profiled. guards Todd Turner Toy Mill Eden recently hired on the Oregon Short Line Railroad.
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Hailey
Realistic Stage Tale Sparks Lively Animal Moment
A tale from Ellen Terry recounts a stage incident during Madame Sane-Gene where a stage oat allegedly stole on stage and interacted with the actress. The animal was moved several feet away to sleep, but revived and drew murmurs from the audience as it returned to her side, ending with a peaceful scene.
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Ellen Terry
Ellen
Unclear OCR fragment with no coherent event
The readable text is fragmented and nonsensical, containing partial phrases and misspelled words. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or events emerge to form a coherent news item or summary.
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Cour
Shoshone Wabu
Artemoc
Idaho Department
American Legion News Service
Baptist Church News
Mickie
Hambone
Gentman
Iar
W. T. Stafford Gooding
Frank T. Disr
Ben Darrah
Sir
T. B. Brush
A. Bate, Jr
PW. Zimmerman Dietrich
Louis H. Joy
E. A. Bowler
Clarence Wheeler
N. E. Morrison
Paul S. Haddock
S. E. Todd
I. L. Fuller
Leah M. Burnside
Joe GC. Vernon
A. I. McMahon
Owen Youngkin
Richfield, Idaho
C. E. Borden
Dietrich, Idaho
W. C. Johnson
County Anditar
McCiure
Eli
Ley
Abel
Pueane
du Oding
Fana Mrs. White
Thomas
Rae St
Wheeler
Puller
Ler Pearley
Emily Spontrman
Ud Part
Perry
Bonn
Kean
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