Reserve Bill by Heyburn Sets 20 Percent Reserve Requirement
Senator Heyburn proposes S 3044 to amend the United States Revised Statutes the 1864 banking act and its amendments Establish a 20 percent lawful money reserve against deposits effective June 1 1908 National banks must not increase lending if reserves fall below 20 percent and must wind up if not restored within 30 days Central reserve banks are repealed and funds returned to banks All reserves must be in lawful money held by the respective national banking association
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Heyburn
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
National Banking Association
You Yonson at the Auditorium Delights Polite Comedy Fans
The Auditorium hosts Ben Hendricks in You Yonson on January 18. Critics praise his natural, true-to-life performance avoiding coarse humor and horseplay, proving artistic comedy resonates with audiences.
For Rent Front Room in South Main Area
Classified snippet notes a nice front room for rent at 246 South Main. readable text incomplete but indicates a single room offering in a probably residential area.
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South Main
Prof Daggy Lecture at Y M C A January Course
A reading announces a lecture by Professor Daggy at the Y M C A course on Tuesday January 21. The notice invites attendees to join the community talk and discussion following the talk.
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Daggy
Excursion to Payette for Idaho horticultural meeting
January 21 to 23, 1908 an excursion is arranged for the Idaho State Horticultural Association meeting. O. L. agents can provide rates, limits and further particulars.
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Idaho State Horticultural Association
Mrs Sears of Boston Dies After Jump From Thirteenth Story
In New York at the St. Regis hotel, Mrs. Herbert M. Sears, a Boston socialite, leapt from the thirteenth floor to the roof of a nearby four story building. She left a note for her husband, was about 37, and had long been in frail health. Her husband Herbert M. Sears, a Commonwealth Avenue resident, heads a prominent Boston family with two children and club affiliations. He is brother to former national tennis champion Richard D. Sears.
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New York
Herbert M. Sears
Boston
Hotel St. Regis
Sears
St. Regis
Commonwealth Avenue
Woman Suffragists in Jail in London
London January 17 suffragists demonstrated outside Downing Street as ministers began a cabinet meeting. Police faced organized resistance with chains thrown onto railings. Arrested women refused to post bail and were sentenced to three months in Bow Street jail.
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London
Downing Street
Campbell-Bannerman
Bow Street
Roosevelt approves troop stay in Nevada to aid state police
President Roosevelt telegrammed Governor Sparks that troops may remain in Nevada for a time sufficient for the legislature to organize a police force. The Nevada House labor committee moved to report favorably a resolution seeking full data on the Goldfield labor troubles as reported by a special investigative commission.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sparks
Nevada
House Committee On Labor
Torpedo Fleet Passes Caped Frio Approaching Rio
The American torpedo fleet moved past Caped Frio, about forty five miles northeast of Rio de Janeiro, this morning and is expected to reach the city within hours.
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Rio Janeiro
Caped Frio
Here
Idaho Children Bound by New Compulsory Education Law
The Idaho Compulsory Education and Child Labor laws are praised for safeguarding youth. Provisions limit underage work, require schooling, and set penalties for illegal employment and improper use of minors in entertainment. Key details include age rules, hours, records, and enforcement by probation officers.
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State of
Idaho
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
L. B. Green
Mountain Home
California
Federation
McCraecken
I. A. Pittinger
Boise
J. B. Green
Excursion to Salt Lake for Dry Farming Congress
Announcement of a three day Salt Lake excursion January 21 to 23 for the Dry Farming Congress. Round trip fare six dollars and fifty five cents with a final return limit January 28, 1908. C. E. Brooks agent.
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Salt Lake
Congress
C. E. Brooks
Agt
Foreigner Labor Tensions Rise Near Mountain Home Idaho
In Mountain Home Idaho a fight over immigrant workers escalates after a Japanese restaurant keeper was warned off for hiring locals to clear land. A Greek plans to bring in about 100 workers but a masked mob threatened the camp and warned them to leave within a day. The Greek seeks sheriff protection as tensions mount.
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Boise
Ida
Mountain Home
G Reeks
New Faces Appear in Oregon Short Lines Attaches
Salt Lake News reports John V. Tedford succeeding Frank Davey as general passenger office attach. Davey left for California due to his wife’s poor health. Tedford, former Illinois Central city passenger agent in Chicago, praises the change. W G Callison earns a meritorious promotion to a downtown Harriman lines passenger office after time in the auditor's offices. Callison is a Salt Lake native and a rising star.
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Salt Lake
Callison
Harriman Lines
Fatal factory fire kills two workers in Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania on January 17 a deadly blaze at the Imperial Underwear factory building claimed two young women and left seven others gravely injured. Florence Watros died inside the burning structure while Marie Buckley and others leapt from a fire escape, with Buckley breaking her neck. The alarm triggered a panic among some two hundred workers and many sustained burns and broken limbs during attempted escapes.
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Scranton
Impprial Underwear
Florence Watros
Marie Buckley
Masonic Temple in Baltimore Destroyed by Major Fire
A major blaze gutted the Masonic temple on North Charles Street in Baltimore early today. The loss to the building and Masonic equipment is about 250000 dollars, fully insured. The Grand Lodge of Masons owned the building, with first floor stores that were luxuriously furnished.
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Baltimore
Masonic Temple
North Charles Street
Grand Lodge of Masons
May Be Hung Jury In Walsh Trial
Jurors in banker Thomas J. Walsh's trial had not indicated a verdict by noon today, twenty four hours after the case began.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Walsh
Infant Daughter Dies Suddenly in Local Home
The six weeks old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T. Stephenson of 335 South Garfield avenue died suddenly last night. Funeral arrangements have not yet been perfected.
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Alfred T. Stephenson
South
Garfield Avenue
Funeral for John H. McLennan Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for John H. McLennan, who died suddenly at his home Wednesday morning, will be held Sunday at 2 pm. The body is with Undertaker Manassa and the service is under the auspices of the Modern Woodmen of America, of which he was a member.
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Payette
New York Hotel
Rio
Woman's Federated Clubs
Hienidric
Idars
Oregon
Turf Cafe
W. Center
Pocatello
J.C. Garvin
C.J. Cannon
North
Tomree
GEO. H. North
North Main
Meo. Turner President
L. D. Brown
Frep G. CaLowat
Bannock Abstract, Deposit & Trust Co
Pocatello, Idaho
Bancroft
G.'L
Daily Tribune
the Tribune Co., Ltd
Pocatello Tribune
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