Bear Lake County Goes Republican in Unofficial Returns
Unofficial election returns from Bear Lake County show Coolidge leading for president with nineteen of twenty precincts reporting. County offices saw strong opposition to officers but big majorities for several repeat vote getters. The $100,000 road bond passed, and county races for sheriff prosecuting attorney superintendent of schools commissioners of three districts probate judge surveyor saw close contests. Austin won the surveyor race amid statewide support for Moore, Judge Budge, and Cruickshank.
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Bear Lake
Coolidge
Austin
Kansas Gives Coolidge Large Victory In State Elections
Topeka reports Kansas voters backed President Coolidge by a heavy plurality and re elected Senator Arthur Capper, with Republicans leading as returns came in. Democratic officials conceded Coolidge carried the state by a wide margin.
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Kansas
Coolidge
Topeka
Kan
Arthur Capper
United States Senate
Frank Boyd
Democratic State Central Committee
Fielding Juniors Capture Class Pennant In Low Scoring Win
In Emerson Gym the Fielding Juniors edged the Sophomores fourteen to fifteen to claim the class pennant. Elmer Beck led the winners with key plays and fourteen total points while Bird and Passey contributed scoring support. For the Sophomores Hatger Skinner and Milford Rogers stood out as the Juniors clinched the title without a loss.
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Shepherd
Beck
Passey
Wilcox
Craford
Longhurst
Orr
Rogers
Skinner
Elmer Beck
Sophmores
Emerson Gym
Sophs
Milford - Rogers
Idaho Returns Favor Republicans As Balloting Ends
Early returns show nearly two thirds of state precincts reporting with Republicans ahead. Coolidge and Moore win large margins. Burton L. French and Addison T. Smith kept Congress seats. Senator Borah’s victory is conceded. Raymond L. Givens leads for Supreme Court justice while J. B. Eldridge trails.
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Coolidge
Moore
Learollette
Sable
Tos
H. F. Samuels
A. L. Freehafer
Tan
Davis
Idaho
Congress
Burton L. French
Addison T. Smith
W. H B.borah
Senate
Raymond L. Givens
Boise
J. B. Eldridge
John C. Rice
Bear Lake County Road Bond Vote Report
Early returns from Bear Lake County show mixed results on the road bond issue with scant complete tallies. The text references names such as Ashford and Masa Nov and historical figures Coolidge La Follette and Cox, indicating a 1920 era ballot context.
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Bear Lake County
Ashford
Coolidge
Avis
la Foliette
Haradlig
Editor Alone Publishes His Mistakes
The editor is described as the sole person who must publish his own errors, reflecting on responsibility and accountability in the press.
Memorial Drive Launches for Idaho Hero Memorial
Idaho moves to raise 250000 dollars for a memorial building honoring state soldiers from the Spanish American and World Wars. The statewide drive for funds begins around Armistice Day with plans to open the campaign a few days hence as part of the effort to perpetuate the memory of Idaho’s heroes.
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Idaho
Warren Holds Lead of 10,000 in Wyoming Vote
Cheyenne Wy Nov 5 Returns from 300 of Wyoming 687 election precincts at 1 o clock today show the Coolidge vote possibly 10000 greater than the combined Davis La Follette total with the Democratic candidate third in the tabulation.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
County Chairs Named for Association Headquarters Move
Paul Davis managing director of the association announces a drive to be conducted through county organizations. A list of three named chairmen from this city is identified to lead the effort at the association headquarters.
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Paul Davis
Association
A. W
Chairan
Rich County Utah Returns Favor Mabey in Race
Complete returns in Rich County show Mabey with 382 votes and Dern with 207. Coolidge tallies 331, Davis 236, LaFollete 5. Warren leads Rose in the U S Senate race with a large majority and Nellie T Ross widows' bid over Sullivan appears strong at this hour.
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Rich County
Mabey
Dern
Coolidge
Davis
LaFollete
United States
Francis Warren
Robert Rose
Nellie T. Ross
William 3B. Ross
Eugene J. Sullivan
Armistice Day Program Planned by Bear Lake Legion
The Bear Lake Post of the American Legion will host Armistice Day events on November 11 at 11:00 a.m. in the stake tabernacle with talks and musical numbers. Afternoon features include a children's dance and amusements, followed by a big novelty dance in the Pavilion in the evening.
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Stake Tabernacle
Bear Lake
American Legion
Unofficial Election Returns From 1924 Vote
Fragmentary text shows references to Mitchell Hiram G and Calvin Hammond 96 voting history. Mentions Coolidge and Republican ticket and a straight Republican ballot. No clear candidates or outcomes readable.
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Hiram G
Lary Taylor
Calvin Hammond
Hammond
Zach
Coolidge
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