Wallace Miner Post Office Entry and Price Note
Wallace Idaho weekly Wallace Miner details postage and subscription costs. Publication by Wallace Printing Company at Elks Temple Building Bank Street Wallace with A. J. Dunn as editor. Annual rates listed for domestic, foreign Canada and Postal Union at 2.60 and 3.00 dollars respectively.
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Wallace
Idaho
Wallace Printing Company
Elks Temple Building
Bank Street
Wallace, Idaho
Canada
Governor Moore and the Direct Primary Debate Begin
Governor Moore nominates his veto of the direct primary bill, defending party duty and Idaho state principles. The piece argues party unity, alleges conspiratorial opposition in Ada county, and calls for western mining interests to urge Congress on mine locating laws.
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Moore
House of Representatives
Idaho
Ito
Waho
Ada County
Peculiar Moral Make-Up of Primary Advocates
The Spokesman-Review urges Governor Moore to veto Idaho’s direct primary bill, arguing the veto endangers 1924 state and presidential elections. It accuses the paper of advocating betrayal of party pledges for political gain, while praising Moore’s fidelity to party and voters over expediency.
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Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Idaho
Moore
Senator Borah and the Progressive Group Revisited
Mark Sullivan in World's Work for February analyzes The Progressive Group in the Senate and the idea of a third party led by La Follette. It compares 1912 leaders, notes Borah's independence, and lists the progressive bloc portraits including La Follette Lenroot Johnson Capper Norris Frazier Brookhart and Dolliver and Roosevelt as possible 1912 leaders.
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Mark Sullivan
Senate
LaFollette
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Wisconsin
Lenroot
Johnson
California
Capper
Kansas
Norris
Nebraska
Borah
Idaho
Frazier
North Dakota
Brookhart
Iowa
Senator Borah
Dolliver
No Need for General Revision of Mining Laws
The United States mining laws should be codified with minor changes possible for advantage, but overall remain unchanged. The apex law should not be repealed and square claims would replace the present form. the industry rests on the apex principle and should be preserved as is to protect rights and steady operation.
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National Capital
Congress
House Committee On
United States
Twin Falls County
Canyon
Borah's solo leadership style unsettles party discipline
The article argues Ito Borah lacks Roosevelt era assets and resists teamwork. Borah commands a large, independent following without loyalty tests or organization, leading fights on issues rather than personalities and preferring personal independence over party discipline.
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Dolliver
Roosevelt
Borah
Torah
Horah
Sorah
Auto Stage License Planned Between Twin Falls and Pocatello
Twin Falls Times reports a company forming to operate an auto stage line between Twin Falls and Pocatello. An officer cites ripe conditions and satisfactory roads funded partly by taxes via the rail line’s competition. A Colorado utilities commission ruling suggests such a license would be refused if direct railroad competition exists.
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Jerome
Idaho
Twin Falls
Colorado Utilities Commission
The Bloc Defined.
A Milwaukee Sentinel essay argues bloc based government marks infancy of political practice. Professor Sedgwick says party government based on issues is a later development and blocs falter, yielding cabinet crises when coalitions collapse.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Sedgwick
Ideal Idition and Bloc System in Parliamentary Debate
A critic argues that the notion of ideal Idition is flawed. The bloc system fosters personal ambition but undermines stable policy and progress, reducing governance to crude parliamentary methods and early flawed experiments.
Clemency for eight Wobblies shocks Pittsburg readers
The Pittsburg Gazette Times notes President Harding commuted the sentences of eight Wobblies to expire at once on condition they depart the United States. The editorial ridicules the prisoners as martyrs and suggests they may seek refuge in Russia with Big Bill Haywood, a move the paper deems fitting for their cause.
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Pittsburg
Sonty
Big Bill
Haywood
Russia
Death of Sandy McRae Pioneer Citizen of Mullan
A. P. Sandy McRae, longtime Mullan business leader in livery transfer coal and mining interests, died last Tuesday evening from heart failure. He was found in the coal bin at his business while filing an order, had come to Mullan in 1887, and was well known across the Coeur dAlene district. Funeral at Mullan Catholic Church Friday at 10 am, Father Purcell officiating, with interment in United Cemetery after a procession to Ward's undertaking in Coeur dAlene.
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A. P
Sandy
McRae
Mullan
Coeur d'Alene
Dene
Father Purcell
Ward
United Cemetery
American-Commander to Resume Mining Work Soon
Herman Marquardt secretary of American-Commander Mining and Milling says development work will restart within a week to ten days. Ore shows in the shaft 60 feet deep and in No 1 tunnel 108 feet below the shaft bottom. Plans call for a crosscut from No 2 tunnel about 400 feet below No 1 and possible drifting in No 1, with a compressor and equipment on hand.
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Herman Marquardt
American-Commander Mining & Milling Company
No. 1
No. 2
No 1
Pioneer Mining to Develop Beaver Creek Claims
The Pioneer Mining company, owner of extensive Beaver creek claims north of Carbonite, plans to advance development as snow melts. A crosscut begun years ago will be resumed to reach the main vein in about 1200 feet, with two more veins through the property to be mined first. The company anticipates further vein extensions to the northwest across Treaver creek.
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Pioneer Mining Company
Beaver Creek
Pioneer
Treaver Creek
Northwest children in photo contest reward prize
Northern Pacific offers a 100 dollar prize for the best amateur outdoor photograph of a northwest child or children. Photos must be sent to St Paul or delivered to railroad agents before July 1, 1928. Additional accepted prints pay 3 to 5 dollars each. contest posted in stations and public places.
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Northwest
Northwestern States
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Kiddies of
Ehildren
Northern Pacific
His Room a Mother's Prayer for Boys at School
Poem by Anna Norman Oates reflects a mother’s reverent view of a son away at school. It evokes a quiet room filled with boyhood memories and cherishes a prayer for God to guard and guide her son through temptation and growth. The piece blends domestic imagery with religious supplication and maternal love.
Taxpayer alarm over Canyon county finances and new political thought
The Idaho Free Press notes a byron defenbach audit showing delinquent road and bridge warrants, general fund deficits, and a $184800 bonded debt with no sinking fund. It criticizes Canyon and Twin Falls counties for ignoring constitutional borrowing limits and blames new reform sects for political missteps while warning of the costs to taxpayers.
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Idaho Free Press
Nampa
Caldwell County
Canyon County
Byron Defenbach
Canyons County
Same Old Seasons
Pittsburg Dispatch reports meteorologist Montrose Hayes of the St. Louis weather station argues winters have not changed much over time. He notes memories of harsh winters from childhood bias perceptions, while records show variable extremes including 1884, 1888, and 1917-1918 as notable cold periods.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Montrose Hayes
St. Louis
Middle West
Carney Copper Vein Drilling Advances Forecast
Carney Copper reports the crowscut progress toward the vein, with an expected reach in about 60 feet. The formation has altered to show mineralized streaks resembling lead, and the vein is expected to be cut at about 250 feet. Drifting from that depth should deepen quickly, with a decidedly favorable outlook for ore when the vein is reached.
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Carney Copper
Carney Copper Company
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