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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
2
A 1908 column condemns a man named Neil for attempted rape and supports a 10 year penitentiary sentence. It denounces sympathy for criminals and urges virtue. The piece also notes President Taft’s Idaho trip plans to assess post expansion and security, including talks with locals and army officers.
Roosevelt approves Governor Gooding’s murder case handling and Taft will visit Idaho towns. Taft will speak at Pocatello on Friday and Boise the next day to rally support for the law and order ticket. The president has followed the campaign with deep interest and regrets muddying the issue.
Secretary Taft will address citizens in Pocatello on November 2 hoping many county residents attend. The piece hails Taft as a top statesman and notes Roosevelt selects him for overseas matters, tying his Idaho visit to Governor Gooding and law and order. It contrasts the Democratic candidate as duplicitous on the local option issue.
An editorial noting that a nation’s strength lies in citizens devotion to public and private duty and love of truth and beauty, contrasting with moneyed traders. The piece comments on civic ideals as central to national greatness. It appears as a reprinted motto or quotation in The Post.
Frank Gooding the sheepman and Governor pledged to maintain the two mile limit law and kept faith with it. His opponent Judge Stockslager a Democrat has written dissents in cases on the act’s validity, labeling it unconstitutional. The settler questions which leader will be fair to him.
An Independent citizens ticket appears in Fremont pledging to oppose the re enactment of the test oath. If elected they will work to prevent the re election of Senator Dubois.
Mrs. Mary Walters of St. Clair Columbus Ohio describes extreme weakness from drugs that left her unable to eat or sleep. She credits Electric Bitten with a complete cure, praising its health tonic effects and noting a price of 60 cents with a guarantee from Orson Pendrey Paris and Bitet Bros. Montpelier.
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