Kiger Outlines Republican Governor Bid in Idaho
Boise March 1 M A Kiger speaker of the house and Republican governor candidate issued a statement sketching the platform. He favors preferential treatment for returning service members, state irrigation and federal projects, and farm credits at cost. He proposes a biennial assessment and a party representation plan, asserting earnest effort for Idaho voters.
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Washingtons gifts shape new decor in Speaker's lobby
A collection of Limoges vases presented by France to the United States and portraits of Washington and Lafayette will be installed in the Speaker's lobby and side niches of the House chamber. The project aims to gradually fill panels around the chamber with depictions of U.S. history, starting with Cornwallis and a truce flag scene.
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British Isles faces temperance shift after war
The discussion notes women outnumber men in the British Isles and wartime labor shifts, with 60 percent of emigrant women marrying within three years of arrival. It cites Scotland’s liquor policy as a barometer for prohibition prospects, predicting public houses may tighten hours and align with temperance trends, while brewers take the looming threat seriously.
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Prohibition Debates Shape U.S. Nationwide Result Analysis
The text reflects concern over nationwide prohibition in the United States with phrases about worry and waiting for outcomes. It hints at public anxiety and political discourse as officials and citizens await results of prohibition-era policies.
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Judge H Rudkin joins commission on Cleveland Plan street railway
United States district judge H Rudkin of Spokane accepted an appointment as the third member of a commission to study and implement the Cleveland Plan for street railway management and wage arrangements.
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Chicago to be Mecca of Medical Education
Dr W L Bierring told the congress of medical education that America, with Chicago at its center, will become the mecca of advanced medical education. He cited a London Paris study and said Europeans will learn more from America than Americans from European schools. Dr Wilson noted only a few of 44 leading physicians trained abroad would advise foreign training for students.
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Sheriff escapes mob and moves prisoner to safety
In Okla March, a mob threatened a prisoner named Cup DB after he was convicted of attacking a white woman. Sheriff Hut Brow Chandler evaded the mob and transported the inmate by rail from McAlester toward Holdenville, then back to McAlester, staying with the prisoner throughout the night.
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