Soldier's Home scandals spark inmate protests and hearings
Three old soldiers, Edward Barrows, Socrates Allen, and Will Osborn, allege rotten food and maggots at the Soldier's Home. They accuse Captain Chamberlain and officials of improper dismissals without hearings, and plan to seek a board hearing to prove crimes and mismanagement.
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Morand
Chamberlain
Uomi
Capital News
Iat
Ohio
Board of Control
Edward Barrows
Socratese Allen
Will Osborn
Ontario Meeting Set For Next Tuesday With Large Attendance
Chief Engineer Newell of the Reclamation Service will receive Articles of Incorporation as one of the largest and most enthusiastic gatherings in the area. The O R L Ry announces a Tate fare for the round trip. Government funding exceeding half a million dollars will back the Dead Ox Fiat project. Ontario citizens expect thousands of visitors on the date, time, and place: next Tuesday the 9th at 1 Ontario.
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Newell
Reclamation Service
Dromisd
O. 8
L. Ry
Weiser
Ontario
Port landpoint Idaho siege ends with a standoff
Wonan folds Port landpoint Idaho as August 3 sees Killa M Stevenson, twice committed to the Idaho asylum for the insane, holding the scene at bay with two revolvers. Mrs Stevenson, wife of Win. Nee, remains at the door of a torn home while a chaotic abduction scene unsettles Lusbend’s rental arrangement and a Mrs Pascal.
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Wrul
Piao Nat Was Meeing Lote Iyo Pa Baananin
A garbled OCR fragment notes a figure named Piao Nat involved in a local matter. The readable text hints at a planned event or action with unclear context and no clear dates or places. Further details are not present in the fragment.
Found Him Out: A Boy’s View of His Father’s Politics
A boy recounts his father entering politics amid family tension and conflicting newspaper reports. Rumors paint him as a liar or thief, but the boy’s mother insists she thought she knew him before and is glad to learn the truth at last.
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Nother
Widder
Wiring and lighting by Smith at Hildebrand's stand
Want your house wired and electric light fixtures installed. Smith offers guaranteed work and can be found at Hildebrand's old stand, 98 1008.
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Smith
Hildebrand
Malheur Project Is a Sure Go
The irrigation meeting at Ontario last Monday shows strong support for the Malheur project. Government surveys confirm feasibility, funds are appropriated, and leading Malheur county ditch men endorse federal aid. A second meeting is planned at Gotram next Tuesday August 9.
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Ontario
Western Ways
Malheur
Payette
Gotarn
Iron Springs manager faces political coercion claim
A case unfolds of a mining company general manager allegedly threatening to discharge workers who participated in a Democratic precinct primary at Iron Springs camp Rapid River. Howard Dennison and RE Ford were elected delegates, while miners vowed to publish a signed statement. company officers oppose the action and deny authority to intervene in political rights. The affair highlights tension between employer policy and workers’ voting rights.
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Iron Springs
St Rapid River
Board of County Commissioners
Iron Springs Camp
Democratic Committee
Howard Dennison
Council
Cambridge
RE. D. Ford
Black Lake
QO. F. Macey
Iron Bprings Company
Liis
Dennison
D. ©. Nevin
Nevin
Macey
Defeat forces Kuropatkin to retreat or surrender
General Kuropatkin faces defeat and must choose to retreat eastward or surrender as Japanese forces press the line with 350 guns in action.
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Kuropatkin
Judge Cuts Dunner Bail in Statutory Rape Case
Last Thursday in Boise Judge Stewart reduced the bail of Albert Dunner of Meadows who is jailed on a statutory rape charge from 410,000 to 5,000. Attorneys Herne and Smith of Weiser and K J Perky of Boise represented Dunner while Everett P Rheson, son of County Attorney George P Rhes, supervised the case.
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Boise
Stewart
Albert Dunner
Meadows
Justin Mayo
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled note from a local page
A distorted text segment mentions names and places in broken form, with unclear actions. It appears to be a clipped public notice or classified brief, containing scattered fragments rather than a coherent report. No verifiable events or entities can be confirmed.
Baseball Tomorrow at Weiser Diamond Clash
Tomorrow a harbor novel return game will be played on the Weiser diamond between Huntington's second team and the local seconds. The grand stand will be covered and the grounds sprinkled to please spectators. Weiser played at Buntington last Sunday but our team prefers not to be involved in that result.
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Rgornovisreturn
Weiser
Huntington
Buntington
Lsst
Alaska trip fragment reports and unclear notes
Fragmentary OCR text from an Alaska journey with garbled names and scattered terms. It mentions a notice of travel, potential stops, and dated or place markers, but lacks clear events, persons, or outcomes to describe a coherent story.
A Strange Accident Befalls Clyne Nevin
Clyne Nevin son of Mr and Mrs D C Nevin suffered a night time accident. He awoke in shoulder pain thought to be rheumatic then discovered a dislocation. Dr Nomberw administered anaesthetic to reduce the fracture and he is recovering nicely.
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Clyne Nevin
D. C. Nevin
Nomberw
Abduction to Blackfoot Asylum Brings Mrs Geer to Institution
A Blackfoot caretaker and attendant arrived in town Thursday afternoon to transport Mrs Clara Geer of Mann Creek to the asylum. The woman was adjudged insane on Wednesday and her illness is described as religiously inspired delusion. It is believed that with proper care the patient will soon recover.
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Carrie BE
Bimpoon
Blackfoot
Clara Geer
Mann Creek
Reduced fares announced for round trips
A clipped note states a reduced rate of one and one fourth fare round trip. It mentions a certificate and a planned event or service, with a large street addressed item noted. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
New Smelter Planned for Ladd Metals at Seven Devils District
Zora Snow a Portland attorney and former Balt Lake resident notes Ladd Metals plans a new smelter in the Seven Devils district near Mineral. The plant may process about sixty tons of ore daily using a combination of reverberatory and stack furnaces fueled by wood. Ample ore is reported, with potential for increased output as operations expand.
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Zora Snow
Balt Lake
Portland
Ladd Metals Company
Ladd Company
Seven Devils
Mineral
Snow
Boise
Wight
Bet Maaper
Idaho Montana Boundary Line Survey Advances South
General survey head OG McClellan and the geological surveying corps are marking the Idaho Montana boundary with iron pipes and rock monuments. The line runs along the Bitter Root watershed toward the Rockies then Wyoming, covering about 600 miles. Completion is not expected before next fall, weather permitting, with supplies being arranged from Missoula.
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McClellan
Mr. Carpenter
Ager
Gorpa
Herron
Mont
Geological Surveying Corps
Idaho
Montana
Bitter Root
Rockies
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Dimanes
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