Governor seeks railway commission amid Idaho fuel famine
Governor Gooding announces plan to recommend creation of a railway commission to Idaho legislators. He criticizes the Oregon Short Line for coal shortages and warns that unless relief is provided immediately, drastic measures may end the fuel famine.
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Gooding
Lane Fla
Railroad Commission
Lane
Idaho
Adi
Mob WANTED MURDERER in Las Animas Colorado
A mob gathered after dark to avenge the murder of Henry Lavenmeyer but failed to seize prisoner Lawrence Leburs. Leburg allegedly killed Lavenmeyer with a hammer and knife and fled. posse and vigilante actions described with fragmented details from Las Animas Colorado. The report also mentions a postcrime pursuit and unrelated notes about employment and travel plans in Bakersfield Fresno and Los Angeles areas.
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Las Animas
Colo
Henry Lavenmeyer
Fhnavr Ouar
Lawerence Leburs
Fieury Lavenmeyer
Lavenmeyer
Letere
Levenmeyer
Lebergy
Witt
Lecenmeyer
Leberg
Leven
Meyer
le Hong
N. J. Schmidt
Berkeley
Bakersfield
Hicks
Fresno
Los Angeles
Harry Lin ‘Ville
Exhibit Hicks fakerdield entombment attracts offers
Fragmentary copy describes Miner L Bicks in fakery field near Cal. Ket 27 with unclear events. Mentions entombment and slow activity as offers arise. Readable items point to a local exhibit or notice with limited details and many missing words.
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Fakerdield
Cal
Miner L & Bicks
Judge Cheltain Guilty in Political Influence Case
Chicago judge Arthur H Cheltain of the Superior Court was found guilty of grave improprieties by the Chicago Bar Association committee. The panel ruled his conduct unbecoming a judge and said his reckless actions impair his usefulness on the bench.
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Chicago
Chicago Bar Association
Agaihat
Arthur H. Cheltat
Four Wards For The City Ward divisions approved in council
The council approved ordinances establishing street grade changes on Miller Third Sixth Foster Eberman and First streets and an alley grade from Sherman to Lakeside. Amendments moved Sherman Street grading from Eight to Twelfth Streets and a macadamization of Sherman from First to Fourth Streets were read and approved. A plan to divide the city into four wards was presented by a committee and explained. The meeting adjourned after approving bills totaling 110 and will resume to discuss salaries and city office expenses.
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Council Chamber
Miller
Third
Bixte
Foster
Eberman
First
Borane
Shermantreet
Lakeside Avenue
Firet Street
Fifth Street
Sherman Street
Cowar d'Alene
Garden Survet
Coeme Alene
Garden Street
Coser d'Alene
Ganies Mirwet
Coeur d'Alene Orth
Weet
Northwestern official tours Tacoma for data collection
Dee 7j plan to reach coast reports that Thomas A. Lawson of Chicago, general superintendent for Northwestern, was a guest at the Tacoma hotel. He toured the Tacoma & Eastern line and tide lands, leaving valuable data in his possession. Lawson is a trusted Northwestern official with long service and prior experience in similar surveys.
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Trooma
Dee
Thomas A. Lawcon
Chicas
Tacoma
Tacoma & Eastern
Lawson
Power and Irrigation Project at Trent Dam Outline
An irrigation and power project outlines a dam eight miles north of Bookewe to supply irrigation and hydro power. A concrete masonry dam ten feet high and 55 feet long will back a race AO feet wide, with a power house delivering up to 1500 horsepower and about 2500 alternating. Water for irrigation will come from wells 20 feet deep, not the river, and a section of the river will be diverted to create two channels.
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Ipskame
Dee
Treur Bowerey! Irigation Company
Tent
Bookewe
Frank MecKeat
Fydro Kivotrie Company of
Chien
Trent
Walla
Dead Cattle in the River Near Coeur d’Alene
Debilitating drift of disease struck cattle along the St. Joe river leads to 50 head killed and dumped into the river. Capt. McDonald reports carcasses on riverbank. water supply concerns grow as tainted carcass matter could contaminate mains citywide. Hamilton blocks action as investigations proceed.
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St. Joe
Lake Coeur d'Alene
Spokane
McDonald
Miser
White Star Navigation Company
Pamplon
Aten
Quiet Prevails in Towns as Troops Maintain Control
Reports say calm returned in the towns and surrounding county as troops and civil authorities held control. Though earlier violence occurred in Kemar county, no fresh outbreaks were reported and Governor Vardaman planned continued personal investigation with state troops on duty.
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Avis
Howiesock Walla
Kemaer
Cooper
Outiol
Funkiest
Bede
Verdaman
Hitie
Jacke
Booka
Vardaman
Dave Bens
Telegraphic briefs from Mileeion and Washington dec 27 summaries
Telegraphic briefs report bribery pleas and political shifts in Mileeion and Dec 27 dispatches from Washington and Topeka. Mentions August Puls pleading to bribery, British officials changes, and discussions of election and governance with multiple named officials and dates.
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Mileeion
Perrine August
Enchenert
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