Taft delegates chosen at Paris County Republican convention
Ten Taft delegates were elected at the Paris county Republican convention to attend the state convention in Lewiston on the 16th. The meeting opened at 3:30 o clock with G. C. Gray as chairman and Roy A. Welker as secretary. A credential committee named delegates from Georgetown Liberty East Montpelier and other towns. Taft carried the county primary 170 to 95 over Roosevelt, with about ten percent of the regular vote cast.
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Republian
Paris
Lewiston
Taft
Afttd Ifan
Wlo R. Foray
Senate
G.C. Gray
Roy A. Welker
Welker
Alfa
Jos. Lewis
Samuel Payne
Chris Olson
Georgetown
Abel Smart
James Donn
Charles Clark
Uarnison Tippets
Liberty
BP. W. RR
Morgan
T. L. Austin
Ernest D. Hymas
Sharon BP
Samuel J. Hymas
Thomas Gambling
East—Montpelier
John J. Jones
David Follick
Thomas Barret
DELM
Winters
West Montpelier
G. Gray
E. A. Burrell
Steve Staley
E.reese
R. A. Sullivan
D. MM. Austin
C. Wight
Patis
Jos
Rk. Shepherd
William L Rich
John H
Grimmett
Theodore Roosevelt
Bear Lake Republicans Back Taft and Endorse Homestead Bills
The Bear Lake Idaho Republicans in adjourned convention express allegiance to Lincoln Taft and McKinley era policies, praise President Taft, and applaud Senator Borah for West advocacy. Delegates named for the Idaho state convention at Lewiston May 16. Resolution grants Bear Lake county voting rights at the Lewiston convention.
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BR. Wright
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Lincoln
Grout
McKinley
Taft
United States
W. E. Borah
W. B. Rayburn
Borah
Congress
Lewiston
Jos. R Shepherd
A. Burrell
William L. Thieh
Cr Gray
James L. Dunford
Frank Wright
W. R. Holmese
C. E. Wright
P Lindsay
John.j. Jones
Alfred Budge for Judge A M district bench ten years
An endorsement letter praising Alfred Budge for the district bench position. It lauds his ten years on the bench, noting flawless criminal reversals, few civil reversals, strong temperament, and moral fitness. The writer emphasizes his sound mind and character, urging voters to support his candidacy.
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Juigt Alfred-Budgethe Gardidisey
AM Red
le Suprene & Y
den Toy
Charles Shepherd Wins High Honor at Conservatory
Charles Shepherd son of W N G B Shepherd of Salt Lake City formerly of Paris won a $1100 Mason and Hamlin piano for best piano solos at the New England Conservatory of Music graduation exercises. Judges included Harold Bauer and George Chadwick. Shepherd, 19, studied four years and is brother to composer Arthur Shepherd.
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Charles Shepherd
W. N. GB. Shepherd
Salt Lake City
Paris
Mason and Hamlin
New England Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Harold Bauer
George Chadwick
Arthur Shepherd
Paper Will Be Discontinued For Arrears Notice
The Post informs subscribers over one year in arrears that their 1911 subscription must be paid by May 15 or be dropped from the list. Some may be spared if good for timely payment, but remittances must arrive by the 17th to avoid discontinuation.
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Post Office Department
Daughter of Jairus at Fielding Academy concert
Tonight in the tabernacle the Fielding Academy music department led by Rulon Y Robison presents The Daughter of Jairus a sung episode of Christ raising the daughter of Jairus. Solo voices and chorus bring the season's best entertainment to the stage.
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Tabernacle
Tabet
The
Fielding Academy
Rulon Y. Robison
Jairus
Christ
Robbers Arrested After Montpelier Watch Theft
Two men robbed Patra CLast Tuesday night in Montpelier's business district stealing a watch and valuables after forcing a man to the ground. They were tracked by town residents, captured near the clubhouse, and jailed after surrendering without resistance. Sheriff Rich and Chief Robison later searched the suspects and found items hidden in a shoe. Both men pled guilty and were bound over to district court. one identified as Mexican and the other of Spanish descent.
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Patra Clast
Montpelier
Will
Rich
Robison
Little Daughter Laid to Rest in Georgetown
Funeral services for the twelve year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abel Smart were held in Georgetown after an appendicitis operation in Pocatello. Speakers included Bishop Lindsay and Bishop Hayes. The service featured music by playmates and a Kipling excerpt urging steadfast faith and readiness for life’s trials.
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Georgetown
Mia Abel Smart
Pocatello
Georgin
Isle of
W. Richards
Sinai
Kipling
Lise
Brother Smart
Gishop Lindsay
Ava
Womahood
Hayes
Spi
Pioneer Gene Welker Passes in Bloomington at 87
James Wilburn Welker an old Pioneer died at his Bloomington home last Friday from old age. Born in Ohio 87 years ago last January, he lived as a bishop and pioneer of Willard Utah, acquainted with Prophet Joseph Smith, and helped settle early communities. Survived by a large family, his funeral was held in Bloomington with speakers honoring his life and enduring pioneer spirit.
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Wauka Jerd
R-Shepherd
James Wilburn Welker
Bloomington
Roy A. Welker
Ohio
Welker
Hansen Legion
Joseph Snauth
Utah
Willard Utah
WE. Morgan
J. Jarvis
Peter Greenhalgh
Morgan Roy A. Welker
Bishop Findaly
Trather
Aires
Commissioners Meet and Approve Road and Bridge Claims
The Board of County Commissioners met in adjourned session on Tuesday and allowed a number of claims on the road and bridge fund. They made new appropriations covering estimated expenditures for the ensuing year and set grand totals across various expense categories. The board will reconvene on May 20 to complete unfinished business.
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Board of
Itha
Tiscellanegus Lispienses
District & Justice Court
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Republican
Roosevelt
V. Montpelier
I. Montpelier
Ovida
Dingle
Lanark
Charles
Geneva
Bern
Raymond
Sharon
Bennington
William Cr Rich
Reese
Ezra J. Phelys
Jos R. Herd
E. M. Allred
J. H. Deuio
Our City
Fehl Rs
Phe Bear
Phe
Hebert
Tilahn
Amertcan Arts Press
R. A. D. Cooley
M. D
A. D. Cooley
Brigham Young College of
Logan
University of Utah
North Western Unversity of
Chicago
L. D. S. Hospital
George F. Ashley Saginet Tialptain
Cooley
W.N. B. Shepherd
Boston
Margaret Whitney
Arthur Farwell
Farwell
W. N. B. Shepherd
Bear Like County
Commissioners
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