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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
2
The Smoot case is likely to be settled before the holiday recess as Dubois and the Senate committee chairman push for a vote. Dubois, defeated, aims to end the matter and seems willing to let it go to a vote, with Smoot’s Senate seat seen as likely to endure.
An editorial rails against coal land frauds by large corporations in Utah and Wyoming, praising President Roosevelt's hardline stance. It argues officials will face consequences and potential penalties, trusting continued government action to expose and punish wrongdoing.
Dubois and followers challenge Judge Budge claiming a Mormon status disqualifies him from serving. The case seeks to block his occupancy, arguing church practices like polygamy affect legality. the writer doubts success but notes potential broad impact.
A political debate centers on whether a court ruling could strip every Mormon in Idaho of voting or office rights by deeming the constitution self operative without legislative action. Senator Heyburn raised the issue during the campaign as Duboisites pledge to test it, while supporters urge beating Dubois and criticize his persistence as misapplied to religious worshippers who refuse to vote for Fred T. Dubois.
City records show balance on hand at start and end figures with receipts from justice fines peddler licenses cemetery lots and road and bridge funds. Audited by City Clerk L Shepherd confirms accuracy and balances in Cemetery and Bridge funds with adjustments from the General Fund.
On November 12 1908 the Board of County Commissioners of Bear Lake County Idaho met at Paris to canvass the General Election returns from November 6 1906. The record lists votes for representatives in Congress governors lieutenant governor secretaries of state state treasurer attorney general superintendent of public instruction supreme court and many county precinct offices. The board declared winners including William J Rich James Redman Frank Wright Fred Bunn David Kunz Milton J Floyd Hermeme Hart DeMeade Austin Joseph Vincent Minard Becher Edgar M Alfrey Samuel Hymas Louis S Leverich and others for various county districts and precinct roles.
An article discusses changes in appearance and health after marriage and motherhood, noting pelvic drains and Weakness as common issues. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, alcohol-free remedy, claiming it strengthens weak women, supports nursing mothers, and prepares the system for childbirth with no harmful effects.
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