Electrically Fueled Dam Project Powers Proposed Plant
A plan outlines a S000 hp turbine system connected to 1500 KW, with water flow diverted through a separate channel to ease downstream slope. Engineer Wylie champions the project as one of the most ideal in the United States, noting easy construction, solid river foundations, and available placer gravel for concrete at Louis. The dam and powerhouse may be built in sections to add power units as needed and adapted for Shoshote Pulls.
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Aly Sokwl
Wylie
United States
Louis
Utility vs Beauty in Shoshone Falls Power Plan Debate
The article argues water use at Shoshone Falls is minimal, with springs feeding the plant and irrigation needs potentially consuming more water in summer. It contends the value of power and manufacturing outweighs aesthetic concerns, noting projected dam expansions could alter flow and reduce the falls' value.
Salmon River Project Moves Water to Idaho Land
Lying south of the Twin Fails tract the 150000 acres are segregated under a contract with Twin Fails Salmon River Company. J Hayes of Twin Falls engineered a solution to bring water, building a 200 foot high dam and a mile long tunnel through solid rock to irrigate the land. With the Twist False project, feasibility grew. first 80000 acres expected to be penned in May.
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Twin Fails
Wee Ward
Salmon River Company
Ind
Snake River Valley
Twin Pulls
Idaho
Salmon River Canyon
Mighty Salmon dam towering over irrigation plans
A description details a monumental 210 foot high cement arch dam on the Salmon river to irrigate the Salmon river tract. It notes a 496 foot length, 100 foot downstream depth, 12 foot top depth, and a 50,000 barrel cement capacity. The structure uses an upstream arch design to strengthen with water pressure.
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Salmon River
Salmon River irrigation project described with details
The text outlines a large irrigation system on the Salmon River, detailing a 500 foot high base, a 10 foot tunnel near a mile long, a spillway and gates to regulate water flow, and storage to support irrigation. It notes the project’s scale, cost estimates in the several millions, and the role of Tr. L. Hollister in promoting Twin Falls company involvement. The Hollister town is named for him, with plans to deliver water to about 40,000 acres through the Salmon River system, enabling prosperous development.
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Salman
Bconie
Ariel
Ghesfaiul
Iver
Brest
Sulon
Tr. L. Hollister
Twin Falls Company
Hollister
Reclaim 800 000 Acres In Owyhee County Project
A proposed vast reclamation would create 600 000 to 800 000 acres in Owyhee county west of current reserves. Water would be stored at Snake river head and directed via a large canal parallel to the South Side canal. The plan envisions siphoning across Salmon river canyon. It remains in embryonic feasibility.
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Breda
Owyhee County
Snake River
South Side
Salmon
Bridge Across Snake River At Shoshone Falls Proposed
A dramatic 550 foot high bridge across Snake River near Shoshone Falls is proposed. Engineers discuss suspension cantilever or arch spans possible at about 250000 dollars, with towers rising from the canyon to cross the gorge above the roaring cataract. The project would span what is called America’s most marvellous gorge, linking Twin Falls’ golden fields to the canyon.
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Epen
Snake River
Shoshone Falls
Falla
Great Chause
Roaring River
America
Twin Falls
Equally Golden Fields Between Nature and Industry
The text imagines a broader vision of development across the North Side with orchards and fields, contrasting nature and industry. It hints at a future toll bridge and rail or road links to Shoshone, highlighting financing by major backers. It describes an Arkidge project as a long term prospect with significant economic implications for the region.
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Statu Uw
No More Snakes in Lava Beds Near Milverdam
The article notes rattlesnakes once inhabited warm lava beds along the Snake but fled blasting by powder gangs during Milverdam activity. Conductor Faris drilled lava cracks with dynamite to expose snakes, then retreated. After explosions, no rattlesnakes were seen again, suggesting snakes avoid civilization.
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Milverdam
Evnes
Faris
Coreans Shoot Stevens In San Francisco Diplomat Wounded
D W Stevens former counsellor to the Japanese Embassy and Korean government adviser was shot by four Coreans in San Francisco as he prepared to depart for Washington. He suffered serious wounds but is reported to have a good chance of recovery. The motive appears tied to Corean resentment of Japanese protectorate over Korea following Stevens role in government reorganization. The attack followed a hotel confrontation after he praised Japanese actions in Korea.
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Japan
San Prancisco
Col
D. W. Stephens
Washington
Corean Sovernment
Stand
Mr. Stevets
W. Chang
M. Wo Chon
Mr. Stevens
Stevens
Alix
Corea
Orient
Fairmount Hotel
Ocean rate ruling limits ICC authority on sea transport
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled it lacks jurisdiction over oceanic transportation in the Cosmopolitan Importing Co versus Hamburg American line and others case. The decision, authored by Commissioner Franklin K. Lane, finds no ICC power over sea movements, affecting through rate claims.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cosmopolitan Importing Company
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Hamburg-American Packet Company
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Wilson Lines
Scandinavian-American Lines
Commission
Franklin K. Lane
Johnson Seeks Presidential nomination for Democrats
St Paul March 25 Governor Johnson announces his candidacy for the Democratic party presidential nomination. He has authorized this statement to be made on his behalf.
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Johnson
St. Paul
Minn
John A. Johnson
Democratic Party
National Capital War Debates and Subsidy Bills
U S government moves toward war policy and naval expansion as Abe and Raul are mentioned in diplomatic talks. Congress debates pension agency consolidation and a ship subsidy bill funding 16 knot vessels for routes to Asia and the Pacific. Proposals authorize a labor department and renewal of several land and forest provisions, with details on Blue Mountain land exclusions and entry dates.
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Ciuanieusou
Grantatamo
League Teland Navy Yards
Farragut
Laver
House Committee On Inter
Department of Labor
Secretary of the Interior
Blue Mountain National Forest
United States
Burns, la Grande
Dalles
Washington
House
Committee On Appropriations
Dalzell
Commissioner of Pensions
Roosevelt Recommendations Prompt Big Labor Reform Push
President Roosevelt outlines recommendations covering labor law reform, injunctions in labor disputes, anti trust amendments, postal savings banks, tariff change, timber and pulp wood protections, a permanent waterway commission, and federal action on interstate commerce. He calls for swift, decisive measures before session end and emphasizes enforcement and broader regulatory powers. The message signals significant national policy shifts across labor, commerce, and infrastructure sectors.
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Lars
Aioe
Demacree
Port
Ieane
Cohunhit
Fle Supreme Court
Oman
Permanent Waterway Commission
Over a Million Idle Men in Nation Reported
Reports from industrial centers estimate more than one million men are out of work. About 600000 idle in chief cities and nearly 600000 in states outside. Thomas L Hisgen, former Massachusetts governor candidate, praised by Hearst papers as a likely Independent League presidential nominee.
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New York
Aren
Hisgen
W York
Thomas L. Hisgen
Pearst
Massachusetts
Hearst
Independwai League De’et
Unclear OCR Note on Mining Reserve and Water Supply
Fragmented text describes mining areas and water supply concerns. Mentions "Surhe tresll" and "FVOUIM TT Latte" with references to reserves, Calderae, and Yaw. Details are obscured. key entities and actions are difficult to confirm from the legible portions.
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Amiante
Automobile Crash Leaves Driver Unharmed
A motor vehicle incident on a city street left the driver with injuries described as non serious. The car struck a post and toppled a nearby tower, but rescuers and hospital staff reported the driver not seriously hurt.
May Walker Wins Suit Over Estate Division
The case centers on Edie May Walker and the estate of Murray Walker. The court ruled the Spokane girl six years old with a written acknowledgment of paternity could share in the estate valued at $10,000, excluding the wife from certain distributions.
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May Walker
Willate
Woretell
Handel
Charles Ri Walker
Edi May Waller
Kaur
Walker
Murgay
Ehilieon
Andor
Sonar
Rennes Bedoete
Spokane
Canyon County Temperance Question Divides Voters
The heated issue in Canyon county centers on Prohibition versus a statewide liquor option. Republicans are expected to back one plank strongly while Democrats may split, creating a wide divide among voters. The debate hinges on which approach is seen as best for the state and local governance.
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Canyon
Payette
Canyon County
Ukewisa
Sorengest
Sonismene
Telephone Companies at War in Nez Perce Prairie Region
In Lewiston a heating telephone battle continues between the Pacific States company and the New Perce Co‑operative company. After Vollmer, the fight shifts toward Nez Perce as Bel company offers services that surprise residents. Pacific States extends a competitive strike by enabling subscribers to use their own instruments. Subscribers pay 20 cents monthly, while farmers may receive switching service for $1 a year.
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Lewiston
Priirie
Pacific States Company
New Perce Co-operative Company
Vollmer
Nez Perce
Bel Company
Eltixens
Piatsons
Pacific States
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Salmon River Project
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Katy
Jin
Bos
Roel
Haron Tathiive
Abe
Raul
China
Senate
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Senacor Hale
Weleagen
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Philippines
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Senne Commicien In
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Roosevelt
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Ty Wien Wihei Teateet
Lowat
Traverrinn
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Bonier
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Milnes
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