Strikers Push Bell Telephone Removal in Coeur d Alene
Sherman W. Sherwood, chair of the strike committee, reports efforts to remove Bell Telephone co phones from local businesses in Coeur d Alene. He cites wage disputes and union support, noting plans to persuade citizens and nonunion groups to back the action and to halt Bell phone use.
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W. Sherwood
Fagard
Bell Telephone Company
Coeur dAlene
Ey Vnion
Noo
Motioe
Bupt
R. H. Hart
Bell Company
Ite
Idbo
Washington
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Splicam Vatelde
Butte, Mont
St ‘Ogden
Utah
Ogden
Fierce fighting near Cas Blanes as French troops advance
Tangier Aug 12 Fierce clashes between senation tribesmen and French forces outside Cas Blanes wax mill progress as French transport Antolio departs the beleaguered town. Troops push back attackers with cannon and cavalry, several reports say, while Moroccans show notable courage. Sultan warns foreign powers amid Franco Spanish plans to occupy Casa Bienes.
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Drode
Feratate
Casa Bienes
Morocco
Committee Appoints Warner To Elicit Idaho & Northern Subscriptions
At a Commercial slot committer testing session the Inter fata of the Idaho and Northern railroad appointed D. Warner to elicit subscriptions and work to advance the railroad project.
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Idaho & Northern Railroad
D. Warner
Meeting on proposed railroad from Coeur d Alene to Plugimer
A meeting with the committee discusses the interest in a new railroad to be constructed from Coeur d Alene to Plugimer on the reservation. Work will start soon after preliminaries, with J T Sullivas, formerly with Washington Idaho and Montana, resuming charge and directing major work once begun.
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Coeur d'Alene
Plugimer
J.T. Sullivas
Washington, Idaho & Montens
Potlatch
Huetter Bridge Project expands Coeur d'Alene area
County commissioners approved erecting a Huetter bridge to connect Huetter area with Coeur d'Alene. The new crossing will open land for subdivision and attract 30 to 40 families, boosting local support and population growth as development proceeds. Ward en Ladeig Royer noted anticipated impact.
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Huetter
Coeur d'Alens
Corur d’Alene
Wreck and Collision Mail a Spokane-Bound Train
Spokane ravaged by a head on crash after a freight collision near Fort Wright. Passengers escaped with injuries from jumping embankments as crews, including Conductor Frank Stith, raced to aid the wrecked Wilda Create passenger train. Fireman Forsythe and Engraver Ki Anderson suffered injuries. no fatalities reported. relief trains and medical staff rushed to the scene by 6:26 PM.
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Spokane
Wash
Ang. L
Great Northern
Milan
Fort Wright
Frank Stith
Tenluta
Hyland
Ki Anderson
Pire
Thomas Foreythe
Pasanger
Youlmt
Tentale
Anderson
Forsythe
Howe
Hiltzard
Il Anderson
Phulye Man
Millyued
Bookave
Rail line reports surge in passengers and freight
Local authorities of the Elge tie Line report 101 353 people carried this month, up 35 000 from last year. Freight traffic rose amid demand for new engines and expanded river and lake business. Officials attribute the rise to population increases in Cowur d'Alene and surrounding areas, with plans for a reorganization to meet rising needs. Rebels supervisor Kunatenal county visits the city, while a teachers’ institute prepares events at the high school and lake outing on Saturday.
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Elge
Cowur d'Alene
Addanent
Souaty
Kuvatenal
Rity
Cummitr
Prograu
Otc
Knce
Welle Chatsberlin
Wil Seave
Thoreau
Louise
Predicted Coal Famine Raises Labor and Rail Debates
In Omaha at Trinity Cathedral, M H Harriman and sons discussed looming coal shortages due to rising industrial demand, labor constraints, and freight car scarcity. Harriman defended railroads, blamed supply factors, and endorsed steady rates while signaling broader industry plans amid strikes and telegraphers’ union activity aiming to set wage schedules.
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Umaha
H. Harriman
Trinity Holocopal Cathedral
Harsiman
Omaha
Marahan
Ilinois
May Block Naval Reform Sparks congressional clash
Aug 12 Washington reports strong opposition in Congress to President Roosevelt's naval program. Proposed ships and cruisers threaten existing budgets as lawmakers debate control measures and wartime readiness. Telegrapher strikes loom, with union leaders calling for unified action despite prior opposition from officials.
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Uaey Department
Golem
Chicago
Thw
Ustow Commercial Telegraph Oper
Staten
Canada
Jary Hunsolt
Telegraphars
UN Oo
Ruimetl
New York
Thary Tor Ug
Husell
Bunk
Longin
Antiness
Card of Thanks for MAND MES, Wm. KNIGHT
A grateful family thanks all who offered support during the death of their student, MAND MES Wm. KNIGHT. Appreciation goes to friends and neighbors for kindness, prayers, and help in this difficult time.
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Mand Mes
Wm. Knight
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University of Michigan
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