Wallace to host Republican convention cited as economic boon
The Wallace Coeur d'Alene area is highlighted as the ideal site for the upcoming Republican convention with Kellogg expected to join in festivities. The piece praises Wallace's beauty, hotels, mines, commerce, and transportation, arguing the event will bring wide political impact and boost local prestige despite limited direct money from delegates.
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Wallace
Boise Capital News
Bartlett Sinclair
Coeur a'Alenes
Shoshone County
North West
Coeur d'Alenes
Republican Committee Mide
Wallace and
Coeur d'Alene
Brown
Independence Lead and Gettysburg Vein Progress Report
Continued report on ore development in the Independence Lead and Gettysburg vein. Describes tunnel crosscuts, ore faces, shafts sunk to about 80 feet, and plans for drifting under the shaft. Notes parallel tunnels, vein strike and dip, and lack of ore in tunnel No 3 beyond 600 feet north with drift westward yielding no ore.
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No. 1
Montana Power District Managers Meet in Butte
S E Peel Montana Power district manager reports 22 managers and officers met in Butte. Optimistic on business conditions in Montana and Coeur d Alene mining region as industry wages rise, employment grows, and unity boosts mining for power and light supply. Peel notes improved government support and a decline in radical agitation.
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Butte
S. E. Peel
Montana Power Company
Idaho
Montana
Coeur d'Alene
Federal
Callahan
Tamarack
Hercules
Peel
Wallace Hosts North Idaho Chamber Delegation Details
Wallace board of trade outlines June North Idaho chamber visit plans with Mayor Toole to give welcome, Herman H. Taylor to respond, and 45 delegates named for banquet to be led by toastmaster Harry A. McAllister. Committee on resolutions includes L B Hanley T J Owens and Rush J White. A paper on Shoshone County resources will be prepared by A J Dunn.
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Board of Trade
Geo. 1
Weeks
Coeur d'Alene
North Idaho Chamber of Commercce
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Hugh Toole
Herman H. Taylor
Sandpoint
L. B. Hanley
T .J. Owens
Rush J. White
Wallace Board of Trade
A. J. Dunn
Shoshone
Harry A. McAllister
A. W. Hoover
Banqnet
Ajax Mining Crosscut Aims For Rich Veins Beneath Moonlight
The Ajax Mining company undertakes a major crosscut development starting above Burke to explore the Ajax at depth. The 5000 foot crosscut, already 1200 feet in, will intersect Moonlight and other veins with potential mineral value as ore was found in old workings.
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Ajax Mining Company
Burke
Ajax
Coeur d'Alene
Creascu
Samuels Visits Wallace and Turns to Farming
Mr. Samuels arrived in Wallace yesterday and returned to Samuels, Bonner county, this morning. A longtime resident, he practiced law and served as prosecuting attorney of Shoshone county. He earned about 150 dollars from a Stewart mine stake and invested in the local hotel bearing his name, which he still owns. He previously held a small Hercules stake, and later advanced ore treatment for the Success mine, selling control in 1915 for a large sum. He then pursued soil work, taking a large tract near Sandpoint and bringing much of it under cultivation. Four years ago he ran as the nonpartisan league Democratic candidate for Idaho governor.
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Samuels
Wallace
Bonner County
Shoshone County
Stewart
Hercules
Sandpoint
Mr. Samuels
Nonpartisan League
Democratic
Idaho
Polaris mine shoots promise high grade silver ore
Walter Ringte and associates, leasing the Polaris, report a new shoot of ore averaging over 200 ounces of silver. The raise ends a 100 foot tunnel, with the 160 foot depth shoot yielding seven carloads and about 25000 dollars net smelter return. The second shoot extended beyond the tunnel, and a third now active lies 500 feet beyond the second, showing greater extent. The Polaris Development and Mining Sarapans, led by A C Bixby, J C Wilson, and P J Gearon, governs the project.
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Ers
Walter Ringte
Polaria
Pologis Development & Mining
Sarapans
A.C. Bixby
Ajax
J. C. Wilson
P. J. Gearon
Mrs Owens Here Visiting Parents After Rhine Years
Mrs. Charles H. Owens daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gyde arrived in Wallace last Saturday and will spend the summer with her parents. Two years ago she sailed from New York for Europe with her husband Captain Owens of the United States field artillery who was ordered to join the American army of occupation on the Rhine. Captain Owens served at Mayen near Coblenz for almost two years. After troops withdrew the couple returned to the United States and Captain Owens is now at Camp Devens near Boston on special duty. Mrs Owens will remain in the west until October. She visited Paris Berlin Vienna and Rome and many historic sites during her Rhine residence.
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Rhine
Charles H. Owens
J. B. Gyde
Wallace
Owens
United States
Fort McKinley
Portland
Camp Devans
Boston
Europe
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Rome
Hypotheek to Install New Compressor at Spokane Mine
Hypotheek Mining and Milling Co purchases a new compressor to be shipped to Spokane for installation near the tunnel portal 1500 feet west of the shaft. The crosscut tunnel leads to the vein where three Hypotheek veins meet, aimed at speeding up development toward a large ore body. The firm plans a 180 ton capacity mill and has all production equipment ready.
Primary in Montana Sparks Move to Repeal Law
Butte Daily Post reports widespread opinion that Montanans favor repealing the primary law. Voters believe the nominating process harms public service and undermines the legitimate party system, signaling a potential overwhelming vote for repeal.
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Butte Daily Post
Montana
Nothing to Lose in Ohio
Pittsburgh Gazette Times reports a Democratic headline claiming great gains in Ohio. The article notes the party has little to lose and any change would favor Democrats, even at township trustee level. It also mentions the broader remark that America was first known for its medicinal value and that most Asian locomotives run on petroleum.
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Ohio
Wallace Idaho Ordinance Regulates Vehicle Speed and Conduct
Ordinance No 154 limits speed to 20 mph in Wallace and 12 mph near schools, requires lights after dark, sets parking rules, mandates right side driving, hand signals, and safe passing, and requires mufflers and prohibition of intoxicated driving. It repeals prior ordinances 90 95 and other conflicting rules. Passed May 26 1922 by Mayor Hugh Toole and City Clerk David H Delong.
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Wallace
Idaho
Shoishone County
City of
Hugh Toole
David H. Delong
Royal Mining Co Delinquent Notice Paris 1922 Coeur d'Alene Idaho
Delinquent stock assessments on capital stock of Royal Mining Company listed for shareholders including Wm T MeMinn and Peter Olsen. Shares may be sold at the company's office Room 231 Wright Stone street building Coeur d Alene Idaho on June 16 1922 at 7 30 p m to cover amounts due plus advertising costs. May 23 1922. Secretary Treasurer Sorenn Simonson Ernest Wright Stone Street Building Coeur d Alene Idaho.
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Royal Mining Company
Wright-Stone Street
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Royal Mining Company, & Corporation
Morbeck
Peter Olsen
EL Rialson
Soren Simonson
Ernest Wright
Notice of Assessment by Imperial Mining Company
The Imperial Mining Company of Wallace Idaho announces an assessment of 2.5 percent per share on outstanding capital stock levied at the May 20 1922 board meeting. Pay by June 20 1922 to Homer G Brown secretary treasurer at 710 Hotel Street Wallace Idaho. Unpaid by June 20 1922 becomes delinquent and may be sold July 20 1922 at 7 30 p m at the company office to cover the assessment costs.
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Imperial Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Homer G. Brown
Hotel Street
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ER. Denny
Good Roads Committee
Denny
John F. Ferguson
Polaris
Mrs. Owens
Hypotheek
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Asia
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John C. Wood
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White & Bender Company
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