Candidates vie in Idaho direct primary race
Coeur d Alene Evening Press notes eight hopefuls seek the Republican nomination for governor. The field includes Hoa O Neil and Brady active in campaigning while Glagstone stays quiet. The piece criticizes direct primary law as a flaw. For Congress, three candidates compete with Hoa and French as leaders and a third strong but uncertain rival.
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Peace Court to Prevent War Across Western Nations
Washington June 13 The proposed peace court to prevent war among western republics moves forward with representatives from several nations meeting to discuss its structure. The plan envisions a governing board including U S Secretary of State, Mexican ambassador, and German ambassador to arbitrate disputes and provide final peace guidance.
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Native delegates converge on old time revision event
In a nationwide gathering, delegates from several major American cities participate in the old time revision program. Preachers and reformers plan to address youth work and religious outreach, drawing from a wide cross section of society as they prepare for upcoming sessions.
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ONeil Sincerity Wins Confidence In Southern Idaho
June 18 Boise reports O Neil as a strong, reform minded candidate for governor. His candid statements and open stance shift southern Idaho sentiment, boosting his chances and strengthening party organization across Ada county and the region. Brady forces concede O Neil’s growing appeal as voters favor a fair, honorable campaign and opposition to liquor restrictions remains a campaign issue.
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Federation Mission Board Forms From Diverse Denominations
A proposal outlines a Federation of churches uniting Methodists Presbyterians Baptists and Episcopalians with clergy from various denominations. It aims to support missions by rescuing the lost from social outcasts and consolidating evangelistic effort through a national board chaired by Rev Sack Wray and including Rev J Wilbur Chapman among others.
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Oklahoma State Capital Move Sparks Haskell Administration
The 1913 Oklahoma capital question led to a dramatic incident as Gov Haskell’s private secretary W B Anthony covertly seized the state seal from Guthrie and fled to Oklahoma City, returning before daylight. Rumors swirled of making Oklahoma City permanent seat as offices prepared to move despite the election outcome.
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Oklahoma City Named Permanent Seat of Government
A Guthrie district ruling grants a concession to move the state government seat to Oklahoma City. Governor Haskell is poised to issue a proclamation declaring the bill carried, making Oklahoma City the permanent seat and invalidating acts from other locations. Election officials prepare to announce results early next week.
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Purdue Chinese student elopes and marries in Chicago
Lee Ching Yen, Purdue senior, fled Lafayette with Miss Julio Wolls to wed in Chicago after leaving for New York. Yen, set to graduate this week, married a Chinese bride whose brother said the ceremony occurred in China after a 10,000 mile journey. The bride’s father was a Chinese noble and imperial vice commissioner.
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Taft Advances Proclamations on National Forests
President Taft to issue forest service proclamations this week as fast as prepared by the forest service and approved by the agriculture secretary. The administration aims to push actions on designated tracts within national forests.
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