Issues for the Coming Campaign and Direct Democracy
The piece argues for adopting state laws on bank deposits, direct primaries, and direct senator elections to empower the people. It criticizes railroads influence and supports a railroad commission, forest reserves managed with cautious funding, and constructive reform over harsh measures. It warns against tying reform to party politics and urges democracy within a republican nation.
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Judge Goodwin Critique on Haywood Case Jury Verdict
The misspelled and archaic passages discuss Judge Goodwin’s views on the Haywood trial verdict, focusing on Orchard’s testimony and the jury’s adherence to legal principles. It argues repentance and payment of debts as the path to forgiveness, contending that justice may require reparation before clemency.
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Heyburn Opposes Giving Water Rights to Private Firms
The article reports Senator Heyburn opposing a Roosevelt backed bill to grant river and power rights to a private company. It argues the nation’s natural resources belong to the people and warns of large rent and monopoly risks. It mentions Congress considering measures for river development and potential monopolies.
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Heybuen Sooke
Idaho’s Panic Report Shapes Investment and Presidential Hopes
The article argues Idaho’s solid finances and irrigation strength shield it from the broader panic, pushing capital into real estate. It names Roosevelt as a leading Idaho preference, with Taft atop the Republican field while cautioning against rigid allegiance and noting evolving convention sentiment.
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Republican State Conventions Notice Issued Idaho 1908
Notice under the Republican State Central committee announces two conventions in Idaho. The first, in Wallace on May 12, 1908 at 11 am, elects delegates to the National convention in Chicago June 16, 1908. The second, in Boise on September 1, 1908 at 1 am, nominates candidates for state offices and unveils the party platform. Delegates allocated by counties commence with Bannock 18, Bear Lake 14, Bingham 29, Boise 0, Bonner.
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State Central committee permits county conventions. meeting set
A resolution empowers county central committees to hold county conventions for delegate selection to State conventions and to arrange primaries. The State Central committee will meet at Wallace Idaho on May 12, 1908 at 10 a.m. to transact business. James H. Brady, Chairman Appison T. Sam, Secretary.
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Wallace
Idaho
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Appison T. Sam
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