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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1908
Page
2
The notice urges independent voters to observe proper marks on ballots to ensure their votes count. It warns against marking the wrong circle and explains that selecting the entire ticket will count for all candidates on that ticket. It emphasizes careful marking for both Republican and Democratic candidates.
A damaged pamphlet circulated in Rathdrum features images of old offices and claims by suitors of the county seat title. The tract argues postmasters forged documents and accuses rivals of graft while detailing costs, distances, and potential moves to Coeur d Alene. The piece urges scrutiny of the claim that moving the county seat saves money and questions the random figures and motives behind the proposal.
A lengthy readers’ letter warns Coeur d’Alene voters about county seat removal claims. It denounces Rathdrum literature as fraudulent, argues removal won’t raise taxes, and urges early voting to secure a favorable outcome. The piece links the campaign to the Standard Oil monopoly and political influence.
The report notes Ratitrwm intends to restrict citizen rights, targeting Gower and Aleuw with a plan to constrain and punish, while Cooar Alews denies intent to take action. A warning suggests appointing a local mediator to ease neighbor tensions amid unsettled aims and unclear legal steps.
A long fragment recalls a grand ovation at Madison Square Garden for citizens of this country amid calls to register voters, warnings about naturalized status and wives voting, and fierce rhetoric urging removal of a county item. It references pacings of civic agitation, political pressure, and antiJapan sentiment in a charged public discourse.
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