Mormon Senate Divided Over Direct Primary Vote
In Idaho's capital, March 6, the senate debated and narrowly split on direct primary questions as H. B. 168 and related bills moved. President Burrell cast the decisive vote after contention over the majority report, with numerous measures listed for bonding, taxation, education, and governance awaiting further action.
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Jorme
Idaho
Senate
Truitt
MacBeth
Maddlers
Sarridge
Cassell Williams
Idaho County
Capitol Building
Interview on Firch stock gifts to Grand Lutheran college
An interview discusses Firch and stock gifts to Grand Lutheran College under Courtland, with claims of 20,000,000 shares par value and a possible $100,000 gift. Questions arise about market listing, ownership of properties, and potential returns. The conversation covers development of ore holdings and projected profits, while noting delays due to college trustees not yet named. Washington confirms a deputy commissioner appointment from California after Herbert Smith.
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Fireh
Grand Lutheran College
Cour d'Alene
Jar
Firoh
Iing
Tock
Piro
Hin Ccene d'Alene
Cotteger
Oskland
Cal
Collnige
Name & Trustee
Firet
California
Arizona
Nevada
Onreetven
Honton
Senator Elect Charles Curtis Reaches Senate
Charles Curtin, born to Kaw mother in Kanaen region forty seven years ago, rises from a hack driver in Topelt to U S Senate seat. He is of mixed Kaw and white heritage and has won reelection as senator, succeeding Bruntor Kennan who filled the unexpired term of Fosph R. Burton.
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Charles Curtin
United States Senate
Kapani
Kanaen
Stetenan
Topelt
Curtis Sueeteds
B R Lewis Files Strong Answer In Timber Dispute
B R Lewis of the B R Lewin Lumber Company files a strong answer to Cronan’s mandamus suit. He swears the company’s officers and finances remain intact, denies control by Lewis, and accuses Cronan Wells Munson and Connell ing of conspiring to ruin the business and seize control by a receiver. The filing details ownership of the Idaho and Northwestern railway stock, book availability, and alleged conspiracies to damage credit and assets.
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Jobe Croan Vervan
B. R. Lewin Lumber Company
Lieb Company
Cronan
B. R. Lewis
Timber Company
John Cronan
Frank L. Wells
Burt P. Munson
Lawrence F. Condlley
Harrison
Forest
Lewis
Minnesota Corporation
Bax
1. Sk. Lewis Lumber Company
R. Lewis
Idaho & Northwestern Railway
Huaite
Croman
Hits Ae
Bart P. Munnun
Mins Beapalis
Alin Yon Haw
Walt
Crogan
A. ¥. Merrill
Minneapolia
B. R. Lewin
Conwolley
Absorption Policy Sparks Debate Over Amber Industry
Unclear text outlines concerns about government absorption by syndicates affecting forestry lands and small livestock owners. Mentions public domain restoration of lands and local allowances for amber operations, with emphasis on benefitting setlar and amber operators amid policy shifts.
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Settlar
Euasier
Pinchot Statement Challenges National Forest Plan
Washington March 5 Gifford Pinchot chief forester attacks the administration national forest policy contending that added lands would curb timber, water, land use and mineral rights. He says mineral and grazing claims could be exploited under current acts, warning against monopolies and improper private ownership within national forests.
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Washington
Jon
Gifford Pinchot
Anwar Ton
Bowt- Arion
Furesia
Wwe
Aharnta
Adams Case Moves Toward Verdict in Marble Creek Trial
In the Adams murder trial of Fred Tyler in Marble Creek district, lawyers Darrow and Hawley wrapped their arguments as Judge Wood prepared final instructions. Darrow argued about labor against capital lines and the case's framing, while a separate note detailed bank judgment and campaign expense issues tied to Senator Meyburn, with a gala to settle the matter after the winery night.
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Longeh
Startlereek
Tyler
Boyle
Howe
Darrow
Maho
Steve Adame
Fred Trier
Meyburn
Umarly
Hawke
Penatier
Meybure
Trials Postponed At Caldwell District Court
The Caldwell district court opened with complex motions in the Harry Orchard case. Attorneys argued delays and the need for trials to proceed, citing prior term adjournments and state procedures. the court planned further proceedings into September with ongoing demands for a speedy, lawful trial.
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Brounenberg
Smith
Sounty Aupa Intendent
Sewell
Malute
Buller
Olvitnee
Jacobe
McClear
Forest Reserve Fund
Walter
Wyman
White
State Board of Osteopathy
Jasob
Sarah
Johnson—Haising
Womele
G. L. Shoup
Judiciary Committee
Celdwell
Idebo
Boyati
Harry Orchard
Cus
Dodge
Mozart
Haywood
Pettibone
Tme
Caldwell
Steve Adame
Walloon
Nugent
Detwom
Bled Wotton
Federation
Uae
United Sistes
Goa
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Nce
Maine
Aualstamt
Moeristend
Ballantyre
Omeeent Summer Normal School
Ise
Coeur d'Aluue
Pocatel
Vansicklin
Payette
Monuntoor Jetc
G. A
Hoube
Stanford
Richarde
Waldrip—Batabriane
DL. Firch
Kovlen Gontalus
Cantrornis Man
Washington, Marca
E. Daus Durend
Corporetows
Herbert K. Simith
Bureau
Burmen of Corporations
Charles Curtis
Pinchot
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