Mayors fate decided in San Francisco court ruling
The San Francisco case ruled in favor of Dr. B. Taylor against Eugene B. Schmite, declaring Taylor mayor in fact though not de jure. A crowd gathered in a Salvation Army barracks as the high court handed down its opinion, with Chief Justice Beatty presiding. Kathleen Magee wed George Horton in Moscow in a quiet ceremony followed by a dinner and extended honeymoon plans. The Forest Service allocated 200 dollars for trail work from Coeur d’Alene to the Little North Fork to aid forestry guards and prevent unauthorized logging.
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Supreme Court of the State
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Cook
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Jontioe Beatty
Hou
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Shaw
Taylor
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Col. Poole
Supreme Court
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George Horton
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University of Idhso
Wallace
Horton
Moscow
Dronm
Seattle
Pacific
Mimws
Carrie and
Jovuie Horton
Maxcow
Maggie McDermot
Wallace and Co
J. L. Ormbe
Waab
D. C
Forest Service
BR. H. Rute
Coeur d'Alene
Quaur d' Alene
Politicians lining up in Idaho for party contests
Charles Simon Idaho land commissioner returned from southern Idaho with notes on looming campaigns. Governor Gooding may not call extra sessions to push Moyer trials. Potential statewide contenders include Robert Bragen for treasurer, Attorney Snow for attorney general, Avery Moore for secretary of state, and three rivals for congress. Fremont County expected to field strong GOP support. James Brady backs a double convention and endorses Congressman French. In a separate game, Lakesiders beat Indians 4 to 0 at Woodlawn Park amid a tense contest.
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Yoatarday
U P
Bolen
Annte
Gooding
Robert 8. Bragen
Charles A. Unetings
Attorney Snow
Avery . Moore
Coeur d'Alene
Phore Arm
Congresman
Maion
Reed
Minor
Tom Hamer
Fremont County
James Is
Brady
Alec Barney O'Neil
Wallace
Wee
Heket
The 24th President McKinley and Ohio Governor Race
The article misreads early U.S. history noting the 24th president McKinley and former governor of Ohio. It mentions William McKinley’s rise, congress terms, and a presidential contest against William Jennings Bryan with unclear dates and phrasing.
Sewer Commission Meets to Consider Assessments
The sewer commission met in the afternoon to discuss objections from residents north of Foster Street to assessments levied for the sewer. Judge Main argued the northern property lies outside the sewer district, a claim supported after inspection. He warned about high costs for residents on the north side from Mig to Twelfth streets if forced to pay without private contracts. Officials raised questions on when interest begins, collection start dates, and penalties for late payments, seeking clarity on redeeming within 30 days and handling installments.
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Thia
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Aurest
Dewire
No Bellgrove Saloon Appeal Upheld By County Court
The appeal of the Belgrove saloon license denial was heard before Jose W. Wood. The court upheld the county supervisors ruling citing school crowd safety and proximity concerns at the saloon site. Coventry townships will lack saloons pending further action. Management warned of tax and water issues affecting the plant and its public relations.
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Jose W. W. Wood
Waloon
Solant House
A.K. Lewis Lamber Company
Paraston Tostele
Coventry
Ruten
Pree
Harding
Commie
Heald
Reception to the Teachers at the Pavilion
A large gathering attended the Beaubers reception at the Brocksolt Pavilion last evening. Teachers were pres ent and welcomed Attorney Pinek and Prats on behalf of the city as a hearty welcome was extended.
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Emilee
Wattoreeg ‘Dinek
Behelf
Council Clashes Over Printing At City's August Election
City council debates paying the attorney Morritt and funding street and sidewalk work. Contested items include road grading on Robart Lane, removal of a dangerous sidewalk plank north of the Presbyterian church, and a petition for a red leading to Swedish college grounds. Election judges named for Aug 20. bonds of 40 000 proposed for city hall construction. Printing bids from Frew, Journal, and others discussed amid broader fiscal and public works concerns.
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O. S. Barr
T. Morritt
Alty Attorny
Robart Lane
Mus
Counsilman Z. K. Hedal
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Presbyterian Church
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Jemparwon
J. L. Robinson
Cooper and
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C. Masini
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Sith
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Age Main
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Young
W. M. Walker
Matthews
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Stark
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Wright
Lowes
Usnd
Wren Be
Bosttte
Rupalss
Cquary
Cosur d'Alene
G. Welch
Pennepteania
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Hastings
Welch
Stn
Wand
Steve
Eccapel
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Frew
M. Mattoon
Li Gi
Wanlie
Gore
In & Fins
Laude
Portland City Faces EUt of Union Exemption in Trust Ordinance
Portland city officials battle over an anti trust ordinance as City Attorney Kevanaugh plans to advise Mayor Lane that excluding labor unions renders the measure null. He will push for council modification to preserve the act while limiting union exemptions and wage con trol provisions.
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Lane
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