Objectionable Features Of Revised Mining Law Debate
The editor discusses proposed changes to the mining law from a 1921 perspective, arguing against allowing five year holds without mineral discovery and a further five year extension for $50 per acre. It criticizes recording claims in land offices, changes to assessment bases, and warns such revisions could hinder development. It cites American Mining Congress views, urging separate amendments rather than a broad revision.
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United States Land Office
County Recorder
Ito
American Mining Congress
Chi- Case
Mining Congress
United States
Ume
Wallace Board Seeks Enforcement on Zinc Shingle Rules
City ordinances limit zinc shingle use and regulate road work from Bank to Pine and Cedar to Fifth Street. The board of trade urged city council action to enforce these rules. A garbage disposal plan was proposed with a special committee to study alternatives to roadside dumping. A Red Cross roll call was endorsed, Armistice Day events noted, and Moscow meeting delegates discussed. Businesses were urged to close on Armistice Day.
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Bank
Pine
Cedar Street
Fifth Street
Hull
Board of Trade
M. A. Corner
Callahan
Frank Sweeney
Walter J. Sullivan
Thos. Owens
Red Cross
Callihan
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Moscow
Wallace
Platt Morrow
Nameless Soldier Carl Holliday Tribute Poem
A National Republic poem honors an unnamed fallen soldier, praising his valor and sacrifice. It laments the lack of known origin while affirming divine recognition. The verse enshrines the unknown hero as a martyr for the right, destined to outshine fame in memory.
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Martyr
Heneath
Economic decline and wage cuts foreseen in postwar US
Warnings of destitution and misallocation rise as metal and fuel production slump while manufacturing holds steadier and retail remains moderate. The piece argues for wage reductions to restore demand, calls for more housing and warehousing, critiques government spending and taxation, and urges workers to rebalance income against consumption to revive prosperity.
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Europe
United States
Ete
Zon Dixie Co links to 1500 level in mine notes
Stockholders hear that patents from government are imminent and development progress points to a major mine. The financial statement lists equipment costs, mining expenses, power plant work, real estate, and stock-related items while urging early payment of the final 10 cent levy to avoid halting operations.
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Cleveland
Senator Watson Accuses Army in France Scandal
The piece decries Senator Tom Watson of Georgia for charging that American military authorities condemned soldiers to death without trial and that officers abused horses. It argues the accusations are baseless, harmful to the army’s honor, and unsupported by proof. It affirms the Army’s soldiers were honorable and just.
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Tom Watson
Georgia
France
Senate
Governor Willey and His Pathetic Fate
Norman B. Willey, Idaho governor in 1891 92, died at a county poor farm in Dover Kansas at age 85 following a rise from Warren Idaho to lieutenant governor after Idaho entered statehood. Shoup, elected alongside Willey, later became a prominent figure in Idaho politics.
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Shoup
United States
Idaho
Willey
California
Blue Canyon
Haines
Boixe
Coeur d'Alene
Bank Street
First
Attite and
Norman B. Willey
Dover
Kansas
Warren
Idaho County
George IL. Shoup
North Dakota repudiates Nonpartisan League turmoil
North Dakota voters recall Governor Frasier and two state officers, a blow seen as a full repudiation of the Nonpartisan League. Leader A C Townley is jailed in Minnesota for treasonable wartime conduct, with the U S Supreme Court not granting relief. Idaho and other states face the fallout while the league is declared dead.
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North Dakota
Idaho
Nonpartisan League
Frasier
League
Frazier
A. C.townley
A. C. Townley
Minnesota
Townley
Supreme Court of the United States
Northwest
Intermountain fills vacancies on board of directors
The Intermountain Copper Mining company filled vacancies on its board following the death of James F. Callahan and severe illness of A. I. Nicholson. At a Spokane meeting last week, Donald A. Callahan and John W. Hayes were elected to the board.
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Intermountain
Intermountain Copper Mining Company
James F. Callahan
A. I. Nicholson
Spokane
Donald A. Callahan
John W. Hayes
Jonah story teaches you can't keep a good man down
In a Sunday school scene the teacher asks Willie to state the lesson of the tale of Jonah and the whale. Willie, son of the pastor, Responds that the story teaches that you can't keep a good man down.
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Jonah
Willie
Houston Post
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Wallace Printing Company
Elks Temple
Wallace, Idaho
A. J. Dunn
Canada
Postal Union
Carl Holliday
National Republican
W. ER. Ingalls
ZON Dixie CO
Treasury
Senator Watson
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