Lumber company remains here in Coeur d Alene
An interview with Mr Carroll defends Coeur d Alene Lumber Company against a Journal of the removal site report. He asserts timber holdings were accurately cruised, denies selling out, and outlines plans for a new office, a large kiln, two warehouses, and extensive log production this winter to protect the town from damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Butte
Montana
Coeur d'Alnn
Delog
Mr. Carroll
Coeur d'Alene
Denver strike worsens as labor demands rise
Interstate Commerce Chairman Martin A Knupp and Labor Commissioner Charles P Nalll may visit Denver over the Colorado and Southern strike. No progress toward settlement. strike could spread. Denver Rio Grande and other roads face a 2 cent an hour demand for yardmen. Sixty large mines near Trinidad halt operations, about 3000 workers idle. Fuel shipments diverted to Central City to ease coal famine. Colorado Southern deploys 75 strike breakers from Trinidad to the northern division. 45 arrived, more expected. Reverend J A Wittman of Spokane to preach at the Larson residence tonight in native tongue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Martin A. Knupp
Iterstate Commerce Commission
Charles P. Nalll
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Trinidad
Colorado & Southern
Central City
Brukies
Golden
Alnes
Colorado
Boutbarn
Webb
Colorado &Southers
A. D. Parker
Darrow Not to Defend Pettibone in Boise Trial
Denver reports say the Westar Federation may select counsel for George H. Pettibone, who faces trial in Boise in October on the same charge as Haywood. Clarence Darrow is not expected to handle Pettibone. E. J. Richardson of Denver will. Haywood and other federation leaders reportedly favor dropping Darrow. Moyer may be retained in other cases. Darrow arrived in Denver but will not engage federation members. Personal differences with Richardson cited.
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Denver
Aug
Westar Federation of Minerm
Geo. H. Pettibone
Boise
Haywood
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Pettibone Faw
E. J. Richardson
Deever
Pettibone
Richardson
Dinwell
Darrow
Eaven
Clarenes Darrow
Rishardson & Hawkina
Weetven
Federation
Moyer Wishew
Boteo
Trial Set For Tuesday In Patchy Depot Fight
An incident near the Eivatria depot involved Mrs Kapp and D E L Brackus over alleged debt to her husband. She sustained toe and facial injuries from a struggle as he allegedly forced his hand, with a trial expected next Tuesday.
Steamship lines merge amid White Star tie up rumors
Rumors swirl that the White Star Navigation Company may be controlled by the Red Collar line as stock shifts. Directors meet while new owners face pushback with claims of a combined stake, affecting bonds and loans. Captain Reynaldy and Captain McDonald deny plans, but market chatter grows. The rival lines endure scrutiny as profit rumors and possible consolidation ripple through the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star Navigation Company
Plyor
Paolthy
Bolouw
Reynaldy
Gue
White
Epokane
McDonald
Feynatila
Hw Bt
Joe
Tor
Ae Ao
Ron
Sandpoint Woman Takes Her Own Life in Tragic Death
Mrs. John Southmayd, a prominent Sandpoint resident, died by suicide after taking chloroform. The report notes her husband’s reaction on arriving home and references the social standing of the Southmayd family in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Southmayd
Jobn Southmayd
Sandpaint
Hmthmayd
Filipinos Worry Longworth Seeks Philippine Policy Shift
Congressman Nicholas Longworth told a Dublin audience in the early days of a trade debate that American control of the Philippines could soon end. He warned that punitive duty and quarantine measures might change, with sugar trade and colonial policy under review as tensions rise in long standing talks.
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Hishes
America
Hooduin, Ang
Nicholas Longworth
Syemob
Laurheon
Philippines
Wali
Four men escape local jail then recaptured in county incident
June 30 jail break at Rathirom ends with four companions escaping by cutting out a wall. Roy Blackford was brought before Justice A V Chamberlin today. Officers recaptured him. George Omam, visiting Portland, and Ray Hill of Hed Collar line were in town. Mr Smith, former office boy turned successful employee, praised for industry and progress within a prominent firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Blackford
Justice A.V. Chamberlin
Rathirom
George Omam
Portland
Ray Hill
Mr. Smith
Mrr Hill
America
Hill
Reith
Twkes, Westington
Mining man's record run from Wallace to Spokane over 110 miles
Claude Burlingame narrates a mining man’s rapid journey to Harrision and Spokane. Wallace, Harrison, Barricon, Coeur d Alene, and Spokane figures appear as the narrative follows a 110 mile route by launch, handcar, and train, with Whalen racing to meet connections and tend a dying relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Wallace
Spolmne
Claude Burlingame
Dageards Hh. T. Whelen
Wallsee
Heien
Idaho
Taat Fauinah
Harrison
Wittomabite
Spokane
Barricon
Whalen
Luis
Unes
Cour d' Alene
Visitor's Opinion on Coeur d'Alene Visit and Local Prospects
A visitor writes to the Franklin County Courier detailing a planned stay in Coeur d'Alene, praising the lake setting, rail connections, and the town's bungalow-style homes. The letter notes lumber manufacturing, education facilities, and seasonal tourism along Lake Coeur d'Alene and the St. Joe River, with reservations opening nearby and a backcountry voyage described as delightful. The author shares personal plans to camp near the lake, enjoy meals, and read letters amid a warm spring atmosphere and upcoming local events at Lemuine's undertaking parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Connell
Awa
Coeur d'Alene
Spokum
Coeur Alene
Wienty
Thie
Cooue
Nowin
Joe
Swedieh College
Moswate
Conut d'Alame Irdlay
Lemat
Sxeena
Mari ‘Gation
Eald
Cain
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Carroll
J. A. Wittman
The
Awodiah Methodist
Episcopal Churoh
Larson
Prout
Moyer
Makeis K. Jesup
Arctic Club
Franklin Pierce
Rm United Linton
Hitlstorn
Concent
N. H
United States
Mesiena
Privan
Dong Callant Servic
Tlhe
Poe
Mrs
Southawaye
Jeeves
Southwayd
Sandpoint Woman
Longworth
Paulener
TC. Wien
Tren Lemuine
Tue Mayans Siatinndd
Charles & Landis
Incians Congryemam
Oretit
Wabash Uaivecstey
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