Wallace Fourth Draws Big Crowd At Independence Day
Wallace celebrated the 144th anniversary with a Grand Theater program led by Mayor Mutch Toole and speakers including Donald A Callahan. The day featured patriotic exercises, a Declaration reading, and an audience singalong. A major ball game for a $300 purse drew the largest crowd, won by Mullan 9 to 7 after Wallace was eliminated earlier. An airplane exhibition was canceled but not blamed on organizers.
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Wallace
Grand Army of the Republic
War Mothers
Shone County
Mutch ‘Toole
Welome
Robert Cummings
Sally Gyde
Donald A. Callahan
Martin Keibert
America
Mr. Callahan
Callahan
Troy
Fathers of the Republic
Washington
City Park
Mullan
Kellogg
Klore
Big Creek Injunction Heard Over Tailings Threat
Judge John M. Flynn arrived from Coeur d'Alene to hear Kellogg city and Kellogg Power and Water company action against Big Creek Mining seeking a restraining order to stop tailings from the mill entering Big Creek, which supplies the city’s domestic water.
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Big Creek
John M. Flynn
Coeur d'Alene
John A Percival Dies Sudden at Summer Home
John A Percival president of Interstate Callahan Mining company dies of heart failure at his summer home near Bridgeport Connecticut. He had led the firm about six years and recently moved to Chicago Boston operations. Burial set for St Albans Vermont with company directors meeting in New York to elect a successor.
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C. W. Newton
Interstate-Callahan
John A. Percival
Interstate-Callahan Mining — Company
Sillman Farm
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Percival
New York
Interstate-Callahan Company
Callahan
James F. Callahan
Donald A. Callahan
Consolidated Interstate-Callahan Mining Company
Gold Hero Medals Awarded to Mullan Miners
Gold Hero Medals will be awarded to James Collins and James Dilimark of Mullan for rescuing two entombed miners at the Gold Hunter mine. They endured a cave in and were buried to the shoulders while a seven day drill supplied food and water. The ceremony is set for the international mining safety congress in Denver, with Dr. Frederick G. Cottrell presiding.
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Peter F. Grant
Emil Sayko
Hunter
Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association
Hero Commission
Frederick G. Cottrell
Bureau of Mines
Denver
James Collins
James Dilimark
Mullan
Gold Hunter Mining and Smelting Company
Peter Fr. Grant
Callahan fuels Coeur d'Alene Canning growth plan
The Coeur d Alene Canning Company, backed by James Callahan of Wallace and wealthy Wallace mining interests, undertakes a major expansion to convert a former brewery into a modern canning plant. The facility now produces canned fruits and vegetables, vinegar, and cider with plans for expanded lines while contracting grower crops and marketing through eastern brokers.
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Coeur d’Alene Canning Company
Wallace
Coeur A Mlese Canning Commanes
Vaers
Andea
Coeur d'Alene
East
Middle West
Idaho
Oour d'Alene
Callahan
Monarch Mine High Grade Ore Shipments Reported
Leasers on the Monarch mine near Murray ship high grade ore to the Bunker Hill area via Fidelity Co. The 38.6 ton lot yields 8.6 percent lead, 9 percent silver and 104 percent zinc, netting $2,055.19. An additional 15.8 ton shipment contains 66 percent lead and 78 ounces silver, netting $2,352.46. Two leasing concerns operate below and above the Monarch, with activity centered around an ore shoot 400 feet higher.
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Bunker Hill
Fidelity Company
Monarch
Murray
Iidetity Company
NAY Nesume
Fowest
American Commander Work Progress Near Mullan
The American Commander group near Mullan reports progress with a trench vein cutting about 180 feet from the crosscut and ore shows lead-silver of good grade. Directors elected J H Burns D Forestlerk J I McCormick Herman Marquardt J J Kingsbury with Marquardt as president and Kingsbury as secretary treasurer.
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Informat
American Commander Company
Mullan
J. H. Burns
D. Forest ‘Lerk
J. 1. McCormick
Herman Marquardt
Wallace
J. J. Kingsbury
Sokane
Marquardt
Kingsbury
McCormick
American Commander Group of Claims
Munter
Mill Creek
Independence Group
Canning plant changes under new supervision at Coeur d Alene
The Spokane stock exchange closed for the Fourth of July and a summer vacation may follow. Mant of the Coeur d Alene Canning company is now under Charles Solberg, a former Wallace resident and friend of Cale O hun. New leadership brings improvements and a loyal staff. E Who, the Portland educated process man with twenty four years in major canneries, heads technical expertise.
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Spokane Stock Exchange
Mant
Coeur d'Alene
Portland
Lookout Pass Road To Be Built Five Mile Cutoff
Commissioners confer with Mineral County and favor the Lookout Pass route. W J Hall and state highway engineer Hassett review plans for a five mile road on a six percent grade from Lookout pass to Willow Creek, with funding from county state and forest service. The project aims to ease transcontinental travel and boost the Yellowstone trail, with a summit meeting planned this fall.
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AB Lookout
W. J. Hall
Public Works
Boise
C. J. Hassett
Julius P. Hall
Hall
Keys and Miller
Mineral County
Superior
Montana
Sumhe County
State
Forest Service
Lookout Pass
Willow Creek
National Mill
National
South Fork
Mullan
Board of Commissioners
Missoula
Spokane
Lookout
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Mullan and Kellogg
Gold Metals
James Waul
Mine Inapectors' Institute of America
Wilhum Green
United Mine Workers of America
John Turner
Mil
James Lord
George &. Rice
American Institute of Mining Engineers
David White
Arthur K. Holder
Samuel Drapers
American Federation of Labor
Charles D. Wal- Pott
Msociation
David T. Day
Joseph A. Holmes
Pr. Holmes
Wilson
Lansing
National Republican
James
Hahan
North Idaho
Aatern Washington
Erie
Caus
Coeur d’Atene
Estern
Wilding
Ito
James F. Calla
Coeur Alene Canning Company
Nice
McChinery
Yorth Side
National Good Roads Association
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