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Newspaper
Wallace Miner
Location
Wallace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
2
Montana View Praises Idaho Governor Moore
A Montana editorial extols Idaho Governor Moore for economy and efficiency, vetoing the direct primary bill, trimming state payrolls, and resisting political pressure. It argues his actions reflect party vows and convictions, praising his leadership as a model Montana might imitate.
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Idaho
Mat
The
Butte Miner
Moore
Platform Promises Reduced Tax Levies Across State
The Wallace convention platform urged cutting maximum levies by taxing bodies and requiring two thirds taxpayer approval for new levies. Idaho’s recent measures cut county, road, bridge, and school district rates, with further trims for municipal and highway funds. The timber sale policy aims to conserve young trees while buyers must sign contracts for cutting and debris disposal, plus a slash pile burn plan.
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Moore
Ioistriots
Towa
I. H. Nash
Ben E. Bush
Idaho
Decentralized electricity to reshape cities and countryside
Charles A. Coffin predicts a future where expanding power networks decentralize industry and life. He argues electricity will move manufacturing, foods, and homes from crowded cities into farms and villages, easing social tensions and bringing comforts to the country as cities lose dominance.
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Charles A. Coffin
General Feetric Company
Coffin
Idaho Man Davis Named Assistant Secretary of Interior
Ex Governor D W Davis of Idaho is appointed special assistant secretary of the interior. The role, created by Secretary Work, makes Davis the secretarys close adviser on western issues and grants him key administrative powers. Davis, two term Idaho governor, has led Western States Reclamation and vast experience with public lands and resources.
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D. W. Davis
Taasho
Davis
Work
Interior Department
Washington
Idaho
West
Western States Reclamation Association
Republicans and Primary Power Shake Up State Politics
A Leader-Herald summary notes a prominent direct primary Republican claims the faction is organizing to control the next Republican state convention and topple old-line leaders. If true, they could defeat the established party two years hence, while old-line Republicans vow to resist machine politics and bow to the majority if delegates favor a primary.
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Leader-Herald
Republian
Lincoln Republicans Oppose Coercive Tactics at State Convention
Ada county delegates report the direct primary debate was settled by forceful tactics but were allowed full participation. Many Lincoln Republicans fear trampling at the next convention and urge unity to avoid failure, believing some nominees may favor the primary while others oppose it.
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Ada County
Abraham Lincoln
King Tut Copper Link Sparks Advertising Spin
Copper industry publicists claim King Tutankhamen’s middle syllable ank h equals copper, linking enduring life symbol to the metal. They argue the tomb’s copper artifacts reinforce the parallel, presenting a clever, payback advertising wave connecting ancient symbolism with modern marketing.
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King Tut
Tutankhamen
Tut
Egypt
Your Mission Recited By Fordney At Close Of Session
In a closing session tribute Michigan's Joseph Fordney recited a call to service titled Your Mission. He urged lawmakers to help the needy and labor in any field, noting fortune favors the active and urging aid to the afflicted and wounded. The message, he said, Lincoln encouraged in Washington in 1864.
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Congress
Adeline
Ben Bolt
New York
Harding and the League and the World Court
The Washington Post reports that Harding supporters misread the 1920 campaign stance on a world court. He favors a court to settle disputes between nations with world opinion backing, not force, aligning with earlier cautions about joining the League of Nations.
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Washington Post
League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justie
Harding
Paris
World Court of Justice
United States
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Economic justice as immigration debate seen in unions
An excerpt critiques use of the word economic to push immigration policy. It argues that supporters of looser bars cite national economic needs to justify cheap labor while unions seeking tighter limits claim economic justice, suggesting political rhetoric masks underlying aims.
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New York
Economic language masks selfish motives, scholars warn
The author argues that terms like economic and economic necessity are often used to cloak self Interest in international finance. He traces the word’s evolution from household management to a pseudo scientific creed and calls for restoring its honest meaning or discarding it.
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Germany
France
New Idaho Mountain Road Cuts 250 Miles to Yellowstone
Sawtooth national forest links old roads into a through route enabling a drive from the district to Yellowstone park via forest service roads. The 250 mile shorter path promises dramatic mountain scenery in the Stanley basin and Sawtooths. Idaho boasts the route as a major attractor for motorists, replacing sage brush plains with high Idaho peaks.
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Sawtooth National Forest
National Forest
Yellowstone Park
Forest Service
Stanley Basin
Sawtooths
Idaho
Snake River
Sage Brush
Idaho Mountains
Idaho Should Capitalize On All-Highway Route Prospect
A cautious note suggests Idaho has a tangible asset in a highway route that could be suitable for California specialists. The idea is that residents and officials may overlook a fully traversable, coast-to-coast quality road that could draw regional attention and benefits.
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Idaho
California
Highest Point in Florida Seen in Topographic Atlas
The United States Geological Survey maps Florida for a national topographic atlas and reveals a varied landscape. Florida’s highest point is 325 feet at Tron Mountain in Polk County, while the Everglades lie mostly below 50 feet and Lake Okeechobee sits under 20 feet. The peninsula features uplands reaching about 300 feet and a central ridge with depressions, with Tallahassee perched on a remnant upland above 200 feet.
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Florida
California
United States Geological Survey
United States
Tron Mountain
Polk County
the Everglades
Okechobee
Everglades
Atlantic
Gulf
Gadsden
Walton, Santa Rosa
Escambia
Tallahassee
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