Idaho House Puts Through Several Bills in Busy Session
The Idaho House passed a variety of measures including B No. 71 banning desecration of Memorial Day events, B No. Eight Hour Bill, and B No. 32 on inheritance tax. Other items set for Senate action include court reporter pay, married women wills, and stockholder acknowledgments. The Senate focused on stray stock care rules and indexing deeds, with education bills recommending a high board of education to standardize textbooks.
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Ise
Tdubo
Yeator
Seston
Yulf
Lincoln
Ballon
Gottyn Jaddress
Senwell
Low
Railroad Commission
Jones
Lamab
Hon
Wyman
Supreme Court
Fogu
Hotaries
Idaho
California
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Judiciary Committee
District Court
Hanford
Senate
Jonson
Ander
Buller
Walding
Lewiston
New Perce
Sanday
Committee On Education
McCutchron
High Board of Waucation Commission
Wreck Toll as Three Schooners Suffer Fatal Collision
Reported disaster details a collision off Providence involving the schooners Harry Knowlton and Joy Moe, and the steamer Larchmont. Nearly 200 aboard, only a few survivors found, with grim notes on bodies unreturned and desperate rescue efforts. prosecutions and court actions befall officials in the ensuing turmoil. Also notes the death of former Governor Frank W. Higgins in New York, aged news summaries.
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Toland
K.1
Death Island Sound
Harry Knowlton
Joy Moe
Larchmont
Providence
New York
Hmp
Joan
N.Y
Frank W. Higgine
Higgine
Phyviainus
Higgins
Alpany
Soldiers Describe Shooting Incident Before Court Martial
In Ben Antonio Texas on February 13 Major Combe testified at the Penrose court martial. Soldiers of Company D reportedly cleared their guns in the presence of officers, including Major Penrose and Lieutenant Grier, amid questions about the morning of August 14. The record notes empty cartridges on Major Penrose’s desk and a maid’s offhand remark about the events.
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Ben Antonio
Tex
Combe
Browneville
Penrose
Company D
Major Penrose
Liutenant Grier
Penros
Public Schools Neglected Children Health Amid Turmoil
The city faced a crisis as schools failed to protect ill pupils and parents protested. Doctors faced jest and pupils lay in homes and streets, while claims of neglect and unrest spread through communities, with Russian Jewish families among those criticizing authorities.
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New York
Meredy
Wade Rade
School Board Holds Session Amid Facility Changes
The school board met to consider Barton's reappointment and review the superintendent's report on progress in the first semester. Enrollment stood at 1100 net with 274 transfers. 30 teachers including the superintendent and substitutes. Repairs were ordered for the high school roof and a new room established in the Roosevelt basement to ease congestion by moving seventh and eighth graders to Roosevelt under Mrs Noble and Mrs Revels guiding staff.
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Inez Weaning
Baperia
H. H. Barton
Bia
Seiannus
Trenefern
Soho
Wrops Talon
Ursu
Etanger
Roonevelt
Roosevelt
Tuarth
Grusten
Eharan
Mim Wilhelmina Noble
Uit
Sation Abe
Tus
WANTS AN ACCOUNTING IN STOCKHOLDER DISPUTE AT WALLACE
Judge Wood of the district court in Wallace heard a petition for a writ of mandamus demanding access to the books of Lewis Lumber Co. John Cronan, a 4 stockholder owning 260 shares of $600,000 capital, seeks true financial details, dividend history, and the company’s profitability. He contends the firm removed from Mimamots and decorporated under Washington law, denying him information and stock rights while other stockholders frequently request examination.
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John Croman
BR Lewis Lumber Company
Wood
District Court
Wallace
Crome
Cronan Sileget
Washington
Tomns, Cronan
Straiew
Railways Open to the Coast After Tie Up
Spokane reportsNorthern Pacific and Great Northern lines finally cleared after floods and washouts. Coast trains resumed westbound arrivals to Spokane with four trains through the bottleneck, while Oregon Railroad and Navigation line remains blocked. Officials warn Portland service may not run before Friday as repairs continue and passenger disruptions affect 600+ travelers.
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Spokane
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Oregon
Jand Navigation Company
Washouta
Alaif
Apokane
Kure
Pasco
Leavenworth
Seattle
Cascade Tunnel
Leaveworth
Bookens
Rail Row Company
Talon
Orwen Railway & Navigation Company
Portland
Sweep of arrests ordered by Spokane police
Spokane police issued sweeping orders last night to arrest every suspicious person and bring them to the station. The move aims to curb nightly holdups burglaries robberies and threats linked to a political machine, with a crackdown on crime alarms and public disorder in the city.
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Spokane
Favors Lie U Land Bill Passed in Senate Report
The Senate moved to report favorably the house bill granting Leusisction Flights As perma, affecting about 45,000 acres and owners. Land to be divided into lots from 4 to 4000 acres, with timber rights reallocations. Social event notes celebrate a valentine party at Wocertis and Judie secrecy, with extensive guest lists and decorations.
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Washington
Pet
Menate Emmittes
Chol Lande
Clement Wilkine
Surprised President at the Ladies' Aid Meeting
Yesterday afternoon about 30 women from the Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian church surprised Mrs J M Lider at her home by calling her name and presenting a badge. The gathering proceeded with formal service and refreshments.
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Mra
J. M. Lider
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He Aliahle
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Justice Stewart
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Willams
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Newton
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Gey
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Geo
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