Haywood Crowned by Denver Welcome After Trial
Denver August 5 crowds flocked outside Union Station and the Denver and Rio Grande depot as Haywood and his party arrived amid cheers. Inside, an ailing Murphy lay in bed aboard the car while Haywood, smiling, greeted reporters and old acquaintances. Fans mobbed the gates, police held back the throng, and Haywood, wheeling his wife in a chair, waved to the crowd before retreating to the Albany hotel for rest and a promised later address.
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Commercial Club Smoker at Sander Hall Tonight
The Commercial club will hold an old fashioned smoker at Sander Hall tonight. The orchestra will supply a choice lot of music. A program and entertainment are planned with refreshments to be served. Preparations expect a large attendance, with both old and new members welcome.
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City Library Report Shows Readers In Heat Wave
The auiner reports a good turnout at the public library despite hot weather. Forty two new readers registered and 1662 volumes were issued this month. A long list of titles and authors appears, reflecting purchases and loans, including classic and contemporary works.
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Opinion of Attorneys on the Free posting ordinance
The publisher of the Free was arrested for alleged violation of the posting ordinance in Coeur d Alene. Attorneys review show the ordinance is misunderstood and permits distribution by citizens and agents while prohibiting scattering printed matter on streets or private property without owner consent. The report notes upcoming events such as a Thursday reception, state superintendent visit, and a teachers examination, with a large attendance anticipated for the ranchers' meeting.
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Midnight Marriage Amid Mining Towns On Ballround Bay
A midnight ceremony occurred at 12 o'clock on Saturday night in Detroit for Major W. & Bean and Mrs. Mary bi Bewley. Judge W. W. Wood was absent. A. V. Chamberlin performed the rite in Attorney McParkand's office. The couple, aided by friends, plan to reside at Ballround Bay near 60 Lachies, where mining timber and dairy ventures are noted. Cronquiet, from Davenport, joins the new firm of workers. the scene includes local vendors, a growing supply trade, and wider community ties in the era surrounding the Byokane river area.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE Session to Convene in This City
The Kootenai County Teachers Institute will convene Thursday in Cowar He. Program notes include topics on improving teachers service, applying for pensions, why we have principals, and child study contributions. Superintendent A. J H. Yoder and Tecoma Web from Webington University will attend.
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Profits and powers tied to Standard Oil critique
Aug 5 Wellington report cites Herbert Kupsmith criticizing Standard Oil operations and pricing over decades. Commissioners allege increased capital profits and dividends while consumer impact and market influence are questioned, with broader implications for global power shifts and Pacific region interests.
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China May Cause Trouble in U S China Tensions
A garbled dispatch discusses U S China friction and pacific power shifts. It mentions Washington authorities facing growing concern over potential conflicts and strategic positioning, with debates on diplomacy and security implications. The text hints at international strains affecting U S foreign posture and responses.
Lakesiders Triumph in Woodliewark Sunday Tilt
A Lakesiders win drew about 50 locals plus visiting fans who traveled by rail from Shien to Harrison. The crowd split, some aiding Wardner to face Bt. Marches while others headed to town for the ball game. Many visitors stayed for the Fairhaike Maree Wallace clash tonight, with reports of substantial wagering on the outcome.
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Police Court Report Summary Amid Turbulent 19th Century Case
Police court records describe a May proceedings with multiple cases and fines. A judge named Lak Sait presided as community concerns about river safety and public order were noted. The document mentions treasury funding, city guard actions, and ongoing enforcement amid mixed outcomes for defendants.
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