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Newspaper
Wallace Miner
Location
Wallace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
2
The Wallace Miner entry lists publication details for Wallace Idaho with Wallace Printing Company and editor A J Dunn. It notes periodical price per year and Canada and Postal Union annual rate, indicating a Thursday release cadence and post office registration in Wallace Idaho.
A statewide appeal argues Idaho graduates should support the University of Idaho at Moscow rather than seeking education elsewhere. It cites small class advantages, personal instructor contact, new facilities, and strong faculty as reasons to invest in Idaho’s state university.
Congress previously exempted mining claims from assessment work but conditions worsened. Prices for supplies rise, wages up, and labor scarce, risking loss of claims. California representative Euler proposes extending the exemption this year. The measure aims to prevent forced forfeitures and maintain productive mining nationwide.
A local note urges voters to support United States senator candidate Beale with a campaign card drive in Idaho. The piece also argues to hold Liberty bonds for war-time funding and explains bond value, market prices, and interest. It discusses sugar pricing policy and critiques European relief policies as echoed in public commentary.
The court reverses lower court findings in a mining case over a vein beneath the Evening Star and Mary R Fraction claims. It holds that ore under the surface belongs to the complainant, not the Grouse and Iron Crown owners, and directs judgment for the complainant with costs.
A Washington DC school teacher recalls Woodrow Wilson and argues Gompers endorsed or supported major strikes including the Boston police strike and miners' strike, suggesting his stance undermines efforts to prevent labor disturbances that threaten the public.
H. M. Throndson, superintendent of the Nabob mill, reported in the city on improvements including adding a mine unit and substituting an aerial tramway for the surface line. Development work in the mine is expected to greatly increase ore yield.
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