Half the Licenses and Fines Collected by the City
The state passes a new law reallocating half of liquor license and fine revenues to school districts. The act amends provisions on city and village powers, directing half to city treasuries for general revenue and half to school districts. The change reduces city funds while boosting education. the city projects sizable tax effects and ongoing financial shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdabe
Enié Elty
Joe Villene
Tate
City
Toun
Villane Treasery
Gletride
School Dictsics
Peckope
Mysterious Masquerade Leads to an Odd Wedding
A garbled account describes a chief of police coordinating a masquerade event that ends with a wedding. Readable fragments mention matchmakers, a matting, and an ensuing celebration. The text hints at a planned union amid curious antics and social duties.
Roosevelt and Heitfeldts Inauguration Etiquette Misstep
An 1901 anecdote recounts how Senator Heitfeldt forgot his hat during the McKinley inauguration preparations. President Roosevelt kept composure as the Senate adjournment motion was proposed and the vice president joined the president on the stand for the oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Heitfelt
United States
Senate
Rosesvelt
Heitfeldt
Reeeevelt
Heitfelét
Wien
Game Warden Report Involving George J. Haba
A fragile OCR note records a game warden case involving George J. Haba near Grimes Creek, miles below Ceaserville. The fragment hints at relocation or arrest actions and a grace claim linked to the creek area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Haba
Grimes Creek
Ceaserville
Wes
Eastern Star Grand Chapter Opens in Idaho With Delegates
About fifty delegates from Idaho Eastern Star chapters attend the Grand Chapter session at the Masonic Hall in Weiser. Officers include Mrs Leleta M Barclay associate grand matron and Mrs Bebe Ostan grand secretary. The meeting runs into tomorrow with lectures, ritual work, entertainment, and the election of officers planned for tomorrow morning.
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The
Order In
Idaho
Order of Eastern Star
Lele M. Barclay
Wetser
Mies Bebe Oestan
Boies
EB. W. Weters
Weiser
Chas. F. Real
Patren
Garah P. Driscol
Payette
Eama T. Laver
Ferencon
Father Kress Sermon at St Joseph's Last Night
Father Keous spoke on the heed of Religion at St Joseph's, arguing that belief in God and immortality is essential to true faith. The sermon urged religion to occupy a prominent place in life to guide conscience and resist vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Kress
Father Keous
St. Jecagh
Ehazah
Government Narrowly Survives Defeat Amid Liberal Support
London June 9 The approach of the Gretselloese parliamentary brash aroused debate in the House of Commons as Chaplain amendment to the Badge bill sought to limit grain taxes. Nationalists led by John Redmond and Liberals urged restraint on Grain tax removal to ease consumer price pressures. The Philippine Moros bill in Manila seeks autonomous local governance with an appointed council and Lennard Weed tipped as first Moro province governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Henry Chaplain
M.F
Board of Agriculture
Chaplain
John Redmond
Trisb
Charlain
Henry Campbell-Basnermas
Ritchie
Mavila
Jenes
Philippine Commission
Mencere
Moro
Philippines
Lennard Weed
More
Land Rights Contested Over Butte Lands Near Henrys Lake
Contests filed at the local land office challenge desert entries by Patrick Nellie John B and William J Melline and Bernard H Sherman of Butte regarding valuable Blackfeet land near Henrys Lake Fremont area. Watslek Mellive to mayor of Butte and Mr Gheeman linked to a prominent mas te dealer of Butte and Pocatello. The lands revolved are located near Henrys Lake and Fremont area and are said to be valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfeet
Tihe Place
Patrick
Nellie
John B
William J. Meliine
Rénerd H. Sherman
Butte
Watslek
How Crops Look Seiad Valley Dispatch
A brief Seiad Valley report notes crop conditions in the region with observers reporting growth patterns and potential yields. Weather patterns influence soil moisture and plant vigor across fields facing seasonal pressures.
End to Shermen Strike Reaches Settlement at Union Pacific
Omaha June 9 The shermen on the Union Pacific reach terms after talks with President Burt and Motive Power Chief McKeon. Workers to return Tuesday. a 10 percent wage increase and nine hour day agreed. About 75 blacksmiths and helpers to report to Omaha shops. Both sides express satisfaction with the settlement and the atmosphere of the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Shermen
Union Pacific
Burt
McKeon
Son-Enicn
Fesmer Etrikey
Abcus
Court at Blackfoot arraigns prominent cattlemen on indict ment
In Blackfoot yesterday a list of leading sandbers and cattlemen from Ewan Valley were arraigned in district court on melisious mischief charges for driving cattle owned by Robert Smith from Swan Valle range. The case, tied to a limited range, may go to the jury today with defense by Dietrich Pecatelic Briggs Idaho Falls and Kelly Blackfoot. Heavy snows and rains followed by heat have dried river tanks and threatened grazing areas and local property along the river bottoms.
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Blackfoot
Jane
Ewan Valley
Robert Smith
Swan Valles
Dietrich
Pecatelic
Briggs
Idaho Falla
Kelly
Jasy
Tts
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Gebec
Bape
Intel Bip
Annie Geanel
Roosevelt ,and Heitfelt
Ees
Ladies OF the Star
Order
Tuzspar
Joseph
Ere
House of
Gen. Wood
Commons
Naterals
Legislative Council
Henry's Lake
Ager Mullins
E. H. Sherman
Vatican
Seir
Valparaiso
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