Idaho Election Row Outlines Candidates and Nominating Dates
The notice lists candidates for United States Senator and Congress, Governor, State officers, and county terms. It notes filings with the County Auditor and provides nominations for State Senator Ezra Burrell and State Representative Ezra Burrell among others, with party affiliations and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Shepherd
Edward C. Rich
Ezra A. Burrell
Fred 0. Evans
Orr Poynter
Ole Tranatrum
Edgar M. Aired
Charles Brewer
J. A. Faylor
William RB. Morgan
Philemon Lindsay
John T. Peterson
Gus
Spangberg
Henry H. Hoff
Joseph Davis
John Quayle
Sheriff
Henry
H. Dalymple
Purported Will Probate Hearing in Brangton
The probate hearing for the purported will of Rody Thornton, deceased, occurred in Brangton on Tuesday. J G Merrill of Bennington appeared with counsel Jesse R Budge and A B Gough for the estate. Attorney General on behalf of Wyoming. Josh M Chrisman administrator with attorney B A Ausherman. The testimony suggested Thornton died without relatives and left an estate estimated between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars. Witnesses said Thornton asked Merrill to receive his property and will it to him before death. Judge Craig denied the application, and the case proceeds to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rody Thornton
Brangton
J._G. Merrilk
Bennington
Jesse R. S
Budge
A. B. Gough
Dabs Preston
Wyoming
Josh"m.chrisman
Laiva
Craig
Suipreme Court
Glib Politician Preyed On Voters In Grin and Grasp
A satirical description mocks a smooth talking candidate who wins votes by charm and treats supporters poorly after securing office. The piece warns readers to wary of flattering politicos who forget the people once elected, highlighting public distrust of empty promises.
Ada county nominating papers filed for congress and senator
The article notes nominating papers for J L Seawell for congress and Frank R Moore for United States Senator on the democratic ticket. Ada County papers were filed in Boise Monday July 1 but were not recorded pending advice from the Attorney General. It states the papers left Ada County with no county attorney nominee on the democratic ticket and discusses subsequent editorial commentary on county politics and a fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. ‘Seawell
Congress
Frank R. Moore
United States
W. A. Ricks
Ada
Boise
Secretary of State
Fragmented OCR Reflects Scattered Historic Text Cues
The readable fragments hint at a mixed historical narrative with scattered names and phrases. Mentions of places and objects appear jumbled, suggesting OCR errors rather than a coherent event. No clear dates or outcomes emerge.
Republican unity urged in Beale interview
Beale, a candidate for public office, calls for GOP unity and rejects labels like Standpatters and Progressives. He argues Republicans are inherently progressive and condemns Underwood’s tariff and sugar policies, urging a return to Grand Old Party principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beale
Democratic Party
Underwood
Idaho
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Paris Bears Lake county Baseball Notes Shine
The Paris team faced Bear Lake county in a brisk game with Paris displaying strong pitching and defense. Coach J A Denio praised his clean, talented squad as they built a reputation for developing one of the county’s sharpest ball clubs. Judge Budie will visit later as court duties wrap up in Gales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den City
Paris
OG den City
Sarbach
Law Boys
J. A. Denio
Bear Lake County
St. Denio
Maike
Voter Registration Urges Prompt Action In Precincts
A public notice warns citizens to register with the local registrar before the primary. It stresses not waiting until the last minute and to complete registration today in their precinct.
Prize for best American potato exhibit announced
Announcement describes a grand sweepstakes prize for a single grower or breeder showcasing potato varieties at a community fair. Open to individuals or companies to exhibit a chosen potato lot and compete for the top award. The note emphasizes a single grower focus and confirms the event location and entry requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amierican
Aia
Stuvelt
Contuatea Browers
Primary Stake Board meeting and Primary Day observance
Last Saturday the Stake Primary Board met in Paris at ten in the morning and held an officers' meeting in the First ward. A banquet followed for about two hundred fifty officers and teachers. Sunday afternoon marked the annual Primary Day with children performing exercises before a large audience. Mrs Lulu-Green Richards and Atunt Zina Young from Salt Lake City attended. Due to illness Sister Laker and counselors Mrs Mary Rich and Mrs Eliza Dalrymple were released and reassigned to the General Stake Board. New officers named include Mrs Ester Linford with Mrs Clara Price as first counselor, Mrs Harriet Merrill as second counselor, Mrs Clara Stucks as secretary, Mrs Mary Budge as choirist, Miss Myrtle Rich as organist, and Miss Elfie Stucki as librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake
Paris
Lulu - Green Richards
Atunt Zina
Carol
Salt Lake City
Laker
Mary Rich
Harriet Merrillof
Bennington
Clara Stucks
Secréany
Mary-Budge-choireist
Myrtle Rich
Elfie Stucki
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Gmong Politicals
William E. Borah
George W. ‘Tannahill
Charles W. Beale
RE. Addison-T' Smith
Burton Li ‘French
Robert M. McCraken
Benjamin P. Shawhan
Edward M
Pugmire
Perry W. Mitchell
Supreme Court
Alfred Budge
George
Hy' ‘Stewart
Arthur M. Bowen
Ate John M. Haines
Jonn
Morrison
B “Benjamin
F Tweedy
Paul Clagstone
James H. ‘Hawley
Nerals— oJoseph H-Peterson
Owen Van-Dyan
Eyaines Be Bothwell
di iKor Stig Tenant
Eanne Ws Dempster
Gee
W. Gifford
Mary Z. Harper
Robert N. Bell
James A. Pack
George—A.—Lambrix
Daniel Spipe—Boliver
O, Dipford, R
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Prines
Taffy
A. Briniustool
Ags Athay
George Haddock
Alfred A. Hart
Jesse P. Rich
D. M. Austin
William Higgins
Thomas BL. Glenn
John H. Grimmett
Joseph H. Deniy
Edward J. Haddock
Emma V.holmes
William B. Hoge
Ebors
Brazil
Iason
China
Syate
Ei W. DeMeReyhllGs
Andnangaa
McReynolds
Chattanooga
Tenn
Republican County Committee
Republican Central Committee
Boise City
Bidge
Pocatello
Budie
Gailes' Nis
Weekland
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