Washington's Graves bill would muzzle press freedom
A fragmented opinion piece debates the Graves bill aiming to shutter newspapers in Washington. It argues the measure would bar printing court cases crimes and sermons, turning every paper into a censored Bath school lemon and stifling honest reporting, with critics warning of pro crime suppression and reduced public accountability.
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Appointment of D. D. Jones amid bias claims in Adame trial
In the Brevs Adame murder case near St Joseph, Judge Woolls granted a motion to appoint C. D. Jones from Bhoxhous county as special counsel. Deputies Suther and Bailey testified to neutral conduct, while Angus Sutherland denied anti labor bias and asserted lawful prosecution aims. The defense and prosecution both deemed the appointment satisfactory and fair.
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Angus Sutherland
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Bhoxhous County
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Steve Adams
Idaho
Western Federation of Miners
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Spent the Day in Lawn and Noted Machinery Visit
M D Tore of the Feeecing Ab tet company Spekace visited his brother N K Totten of the percabetees A Trest oom M D Totten in See Readgraph. Totten heads See Readgraph and is filing plans with the company for street work and phetore of deals and vier metro. A new levee project attracts attention as the firm aims to preserve an exact copy of the original increment.
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Malloy Bros to Platt New Suburb near Hayden Lake
Malloy Bros plan a 1000 acre irrigation based suburb named Patton Gardens three miles north of the city with water from a pumping station. Costs total about 1 million including piping and ditches. Land from school section 3 and adjoining blocks will be offered as 1, 3, 10 and 6 acre tracts near Dalton station on the Electrict Hue extension to Hayden Lake. A 30 minute car service to Coeur d Alene is anticipated and Prof Ed Lang will lay out the grounds. The project expands Malloy holdings to about 4000 irrigated acres and pumps up to 5000 gallons per minute with a 300 hp power unit. List of advertised letters remains at the post office.
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May bar may bar foreign entrants to United States
A proposed amendment to the immigration bill seeks to bar foreigners who use passports to influence their entrance to the United States, aiming to curb labor disruption. The plan allows the president to refuse entry for any country whose passport system is used to push citizens to the United States or its territories, aiding pacific state concerns. The measure follows Pacific state pressure and expects to ease government Sant Francisco delegation talks in Washington.
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Constitutional Test Oath Bill Dominates Idaho Assembly
In Baler Idaho on February 14 the constitutional test oath bill sparked a long debate amid party lines. Amendments aimed at polygamy and patriarchal waivers were discussed as Democrats pressed for the old constitutional wording while Republicans fluctuated in votes. Committees reported on related measures including death penalty abolition and education funding, with notes of a postponed vote and a pending continuation on page 6.
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Courage and Cowardice Reported After Larchmont Sinking
Terrible tales from the Larchmont disaster recount passengers abandoned by crew as the steamer sank near Block Inland. Survivors number over ten with many bodies recovered. Captain McVey ordered lifeboats lowered while some passengers were urged to jump into waters as the vessel capsized. The Reutmeny and Harry Knowlton aided, four deaths attributed to the wreck, and a hospital convoy transported survivors. A separate note mentions a party from the Coeur dAlene mining company touring Italy, enjoying unusually warm weather.
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Binger Hermann Trial Begins After Jury Impanelment
Washington February 14 jury sworn and evidence begun in the Binger Hermann trial. With witnesses and talemen in court, the judge and attorneys for both sides enter opening statements as the jury debates the crim inal omar. The first witness is Dr. Harry.
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