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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
2
Electors are urged to follow independent voting rules and observe the law. Voters must mark only the candidate chosen under the party name and place a cross in the proper circle to ensure their ballot counts for the intended ticket.
A fragmented, jargon filled plea urges universal support to wake the vote and pressure turnout. The piece cites political rivals and prominent figures, warning of deception and urging registration and decisive action to shape the outcome.
Norman K. Mack, Democratic national committee chairman, forecasts a Democratic victory for Bryan in November. He argues the tide favors the Democrats, notes rising support in New York, Ohio, and Indiana, and urges continued campaign effort. He criticizes Republican pressure and highlights party unity as key to winning the presidency on March 4.
Analysis notes the damaged balance and buoyancy of early aircraft when wings or propellers fail. It discusses how a bullet strike can topple a fragile aeroplane and compares aeroplane failure to a broken wheel or rail. It warns that buoyancy depends on uninterrupted motor action and that balance remains unstable until repairs restore propulsion.
Idaho law requires all voters to register before voting in county races or the Rathdrum to Coeur d Alene meat removal issue. Four registering places exist in Coeur d Alene and four in Sherman Lincoln Kootenai precincts with registrars and venues listed. Registrars and offices operate Saturdays 9 pm to 6 pm and evenings 7 pm to 9 pm. The County Beat Removal club urges Coeur d Alene residents to register and invite Indians to participate.
A garbled account describes a well known figure warning of hypnosis like traps on a freight train journey. It alleges warnings about becoming hypnotized, the dangers of deception, and urges wary vigilance against deceptive influences and false assurances.
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