Boycott Holds On Spokane Street Car Company
Central Labor union votes to boycott all products of the Spokane power firm after alleged infringements of union rules. Members told to remove electric lights from homes and return them to the company office. Around 2,000 workers affected. Carmen workers seek hearing, while others barred from future meetings unless they join the strike.
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Spokane
Wash
Central Labor
Pany
Organized Labor
Central Labor Union
Upos
Snegel
Carmen
A. B. Evans
Moma
Kinfield
Magennis
Bodger
Cliter
Wielkenng
Edward McMorrow
Stothom
Power Company
Tekoa Depot Burns In Early Morning Fire
A large two story Tekoa depot occupied by the O R N railway offices was burned this morning. Operators were compelled to abandon the place at two o'clock and attempts to move the building were of no avail.
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Bookene
Wash
Tekoa
O. R. &N. Railway Ax
Senator Berry Attacks Smoot on Mormon Doctrine
In iaabington on February 12 Senator Berry of Arkansas opposed Senator Smoot retaining his seat. Berry denied personal or political prejudice and argued Smoot’s stance tied to Mormon church doctrine on polygamy, stating Smoot was not a polygamist but referenced church revelations. The scene reflected a heated, largely constitutional argument over loyalties amid church influence.
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Iaabington
Arkansas
Yeaturday
Senate
Len- Berry
Smoot
Berry
Burrs
Ben- Emoot
Senator Smoot
Ben- Fmoot
Early Leaders Church
Spokane visitor eyes city property plans for future work
Monaghan of Spokane visits the city to inspect his land and discuss a possible two story brick building between the Cour d'Alems Inc and the moon buildings east. No definite plans exist and the project remains undecided with the site undetermined. Settlers to the city have increased in recent weeks, signaling a demand for more buildings. Builders say the Cowar d'Alene area could be the most significant development in the city’s history.
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Demos Monaghan
Spokane
Isa
Cour d'Alems Inc
Moon
Amended Test Oath Bill Reported With Amendments
The house and its standing committees reported the amended Test Oath Bill, adding clauses on suffrage qualifications and religious rites. Debate centers on party alignment and hopes for Republican unity. Bills defeated or advanced include wage exemption limits and public notice requirements, with deliberations on fiscal and committee investigations.
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Bolom
Iiabo
House
Democrata
Mont
Senate
Merton
Gambling defendants plead guilty in Moscow cases
In Moscow yesterday Probate Judge Lukens presided over Troy gambling and liquor cases. Cy L. Yates and several others were fined 200 each with conditions to leave town. some defendants released on suspended sentence while a few paid 200 and a case, as proprietor Jobir Gee Chants covered costs. Authorities note Yates’ alleged connections to federal cases and Moscow’s wider fraud inquiries.
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Moscow
Iasee
Ren
Troy
Lukens
Cy L. Yates
Tates
Yates
United Staton
Scarce Oil Tax Passes Through Town Causing Shortages
The town faces oil and freight shortages due to coastal supply delays and wrecks. Officials note reduced shipments and delays hamper local deliveries as line 48 issues persist. Community members seek alternative sources amid rising costs and limited availability.
Adams case ties Tyler murder to Western Federation of Miners
Trial notes recount Steve Adams charged with murder of Pred Tyler in Marble Creek district. Alleged confessions tie Adams and Jack Simpkins to Tyler’s abduction and death. Prosecution cites large legal costs by miners group and seeks court admonitions over statements. Multiple defendants remain at large amid ongoing proceedings and related investigations in nearby states.
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Wallace
Tadbe
Western Federation of Miners
Terge
Amoels
Autorney Elf
Honey
Knight
Steve Admas
Wesern Federation of Miners
Richardson
W. W. Woods
Meraing
Steve Adams
Pred Tyler
Marble Creek
Bhoshave
Jon Valley
Tyler
Jack Simp
Elas
Talon
Aleve Adams
Shane County
Oregon
Washington
Adams
Frank Stounmuberg
Idebe
Ald
Jeel Simpkins
Blimpkin
Western Puderation
Boley
Frank Flrmen Bang
Mre
PRESIDENT TAKES IT BACK Washington Pa
The president reversed his January 4 order banning slave labor and tithe proof, confirming a ground assessment was made by a distant government official and detailed by members of Congress and the White House in a conference.
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Washington
Pau
Oman
Howe
Exumle
Corparsticos
Garfield
Gifford
Totenemon
Gronna
Marri
College Plans May Concert And Community Meeting
Readings and music plans loom for the college course with a choir feature. A public meeting at the Presbyterian Church, led by Prof. Jowel of Apo Kane, invites all singers to participate in forthcoming performances and welfare of the college choir.
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Organina
Atorch
Jowel
Apo
Kane
Jespuron
Jespersen
Dewperson
Bieh
Seeming Feud Sparks Debate Over Hayden Hines Incident
Reported tensions surround a confrontation involving Hayden Hines and supporters of Ross and Knapp. The Beturday themed Prem re gearing set off clashes as friends defend their side while others urge restraint amid the disputed actions.
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Hines
Beturday
Hinges
Kbererse
Friends of All
Haynan
Thie
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