Supreme Court backs accident board in Idaho case
The Idaho Supreme Court upheld the Industrial Accident Board ruling in S. E. McNeil versus Vanbandie Lumber and Aetna. The decision affirms total disability benefits for McNeil who lost his right eye in an accident while employed by the lumber firm, despite preexisting impairment. The court rejected narrow readings of accident and supported weekly payments of about 12 dollars plus life allowances, finding the injury met the standard of accident and that McNeil remained able to perform work at the time.
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Precedent Setting Industrial Case Reaches Idaho Courts
The Idaho Supreme Court declares that findings of the industrial accident board are conclusive on appeal if supported by competent evidence and that appeals in industrial accident cases are normally well taken. The ruling covers total disability claims by McNeil after a retina detachment suffered while employed by a lumber company dating to about January 1920.
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North Side resources and trade board debate rail service
A board of trade meeting overheard a lengthy letter from William McMurray of the O W A N K and N defending main Wallace Spokane service via Plummer while rail tariffs and lake ice issues kept double-train runs. Officials noted tariff misprints and the Red Collar line’s lake service, with a pending low-rate restoration for Tekoa and Plummer routes.
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Coeur d'Alene
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F. J. Quigley
Tekoa
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H. J. Arnett
Wyoming Oil Rough Operations Near Lander
Mining engineer W Earl Greenough formerly of this city and now based in Spokane visited last Saturday after returning from Wyoming oil fields near Lander. His family's large tract has several flowing wells at about 300 feet. Plans include a refinery and marketing of petroleum products. Wells are being sunk deeper as evidence grows of larger pools. Winter conditions suspended pumping as pipes remain unprotected.
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Lead Mining in China at Chuling Works
The Chuling mining works in Chenping district shipped its first lead, with native smelting and a 3 short ton per day capacity. Plans aim to double furnace output soon. High grade soft lead, 7 to 99.98 percent pure, is cast in slabs of 140 catties each. About 115 short tons have been exported, finding ready demand in South China.
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Danger in Abandoned Mines Warning Issued
The bureau warns of oxygen deficiencies in every abandoned mining shaft or pit and urges atmosphere testing before entry. A California geologist was killed entering an abandoned exploratory shaft and a Minnesota mining engineer died from poisonous gas while sampling a shallow iron ore pit.
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Butte Miners Adopt New Daily Wage Scale
Butte mining camps set a revised pay schedule with miners earning 4.26 dollars per day and laborers 5 dollars daily. All mining firms endorse the announcement, introducing a horizontal 2 cent reduction.
Ford Experiment Links to Schooling in Babson Quote
The Boston Post, citing Roger Babson, claims Henry Ford tested a mixture of formaldehyde glue and cotton to stamp out automobile parts. The piece contrasts this with a school statistic: one hundred pupils in public schools yield fifteen through high school and only three finish college, per the report.
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Free Map of Wardner District in Coeur d'Alenes
A free new map covering the Wardner district including Big Creek and Pine Creek will be mailed at no charge to any address. The notice notes production by mail between 1913 and 1921, with food products increasing by eight percent, and lists Matt Baumgartner in Lindelle Elk Spokane Washington as the contact.
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