Shoup Wins Idaho Senate Seat Amid Political Turmoil
In Boise Idaho March 7 George L Shoup secured the United States Senate seat amid protests from populists and Sweet supporters. The election drew a packed chamber as Shoup's supporters cheered while Sweet backers denounced the outcome. Votes showed Shoup with a majority and prompted public celebrations and some street fights.
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Dolve City
Idaho
George L. Shoup
United States
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Shoup
Jolsaiston
Clark
Bear Lake County
Nese
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Moemon
Tur
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Crook Ub
Henry
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C. M. Brown
Browne
Cowden
Cozier
Cunningham
Daly
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Gamble
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Golden
John
McSuian
Myer
Parkinson
Rounds
John J. Smith
Thomas Vance
Walker
Watts
Wyman
Hennett
Crane
Day
Tunt
Miller
Robertson
Toton
Gilbert Brith
Thompson
Verbeck
Young
Japanese Occupy New Chang After Treaty Port Loss
Telegram from Admiral Carpenter reports Japanese general’s plan to occupy New Chang a treaty port on the gulf of Meant near Port Arthur. It notes prior gunboat Petrel guarded the river approach, then was docked for winter, with a nearby English naval vessel to shield it.
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Washington
Hurbert Tue
Admiral Carpenter
United States
New Chun
Geeral
Chang
Gulf of Meant
Port Arthur Berke
Petrel
Winnewide
Lv Wemsel
Coreignare
Priest River and Vermilion River Sketch Near Sandpoint
Short sketch describes Priest River as commercial center of Pend Oreille valley located 22 miles west of Sandpoint and 13 miles from Spokane on the Great Northern line. It notes the town at the mouth of the Vermilion River draining the Priest River valley and mentions Privet Lake as locals call it.
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Prionti River
Pend Woretile
Sandpoint
Spokans
Great Northern Railway
Priest
Vermillion
Priest River
Vermillion River
Lake Kinskee
Privet Lake
Privat River and Conton area show growth and timber wealth
The valley around Privat River extends twenty four miles to Juck trail with Conton post office at the lower end and a regular Monday outbound service. The upper Conton post office lies about forty miles away, linking to the Britian Columbia line, while the lake remains a timber rich zone feeding the Friant River and northern market. Privat River town reports notable 18M growth with new locally owned buildings and debt-free merchants serving the vast Great Northern trade.
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Conton
Priest Iver
Lake
Privet
Fie Teutow Innis
Friant
Meral Road
Linbur
Prient
Privat Mver
Great Northern
Atte
Idaho
Washington
Prient River
Warena
Washington County
Western
Weiser
Snake Rivers
Middle States
Washingwn
Easter
California
Union
Weils County
Rocky Mountains
Minural City
Welser
Ruthineg
Welds
Warrens
Seven Devils
Midi Alabela
Cornell
Finvat
Tolabo
Sugar figures in Idaho sugar beet study reported
Moscow March 4. Drotesnor Fox director of the Idaho agricultural experiment station releases a pamphlet titled Sugar Beet Figures. It summarizes a large report on beet nutrition and sugar content. Across 192 analyses the average sugar percentage runs 13.7 with 76.08 percent purity. The report notes poorer varieties and immature or frozen roots lower the average. Highest sugar percentage 18.6 in tests with Klein Wanzieber at Moscow station. Fox seeks farmer cooperation across the state and a 19 medal for the Kent beet produced.
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Drotesnor ¢H Fox
Idaho Agrical Experiment Station
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Fox
Supreme Court Hearings on halted Stytex case proceed
Washington Marel Supreme Court hears two writ of error cases from Ninth Circuit involving Teast Chance Mining and Min Wyler Minin companies. Arguments cover asset entitlement and priority in contested holdings, with government hearing requested but denied, and notable attorneys for Moore Farmers' Loan Trust and Continental companies. Local criminal trial notes include Lewiston murder旁 and injuries to Bruce Davis near Sandpoint with uncertain outcome.
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Marel
Supreme coorLef
United States
Arguente i
Teast Chance Mining Company
Sujdene
J. G. Moore
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
W. D. Guthrie
Charles Browhy
Femeph H. Choate
Charink Buutward
R.A Bristow
HL i ‘Turner
Farmers’ Lean and Tris Company
James ©. Catter
William
Culiither
Continental Company
Wis
Closing the Sez Porce Agement in Strageling Indians
A segment from Lewiston reports a gathering at the reservation to close a dispute involving Native tribes and protection of wealth. The article mentions dates, tensions, and the desire to finalize the contested act amid community strain and potential legal action.
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Washington
Lewiston Tribune
Colle
Colonel Lane
Robert Stalmton
Martin
Department
Miss Fletcher
Colne Lane
James Reuben
Jim
Carliste
Indian Industrial School
Lewiston
Hun
AWASER TAKING Cd ORE Work Is Progressing steadily on That Property
On March the ore work at Wantner, fiho, proceeds steadily with ore quality and mill operations advancing. Charlon Sweeney, Western, and company officials witness progress as concurrent revisions affect the constitution and pause plans in Nevada.
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RK. V. Pierce
the Invalides Hotel and Surgical Institute
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Soren
Tast Awaser
Wantner
Fiho
Laat
Soncentrites
Charlon Sweeney
Loukine
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