Lincoln County Primaries End With County Division Victory
Lincoln County primaries produced a tight battle over county division. Jerome and Gooding blocs backed different division plans, affecting Senate nominees G F Borden Roy Jones and others. Jerome voters favored Noble for senator while Gooding and Rupert backed Jones, securing the nomination for Jones. Other Republican picks included Puller Lee Clark Aubolee and more. Democrats mostly uncontested.
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Lincoln County
Idaho
G. F. Borden
Roy Jones
Ralph Evans
L. R. Adams
W. R. Hyatt
K. G. Phelps
Jerome Precinct
Gooding
Rupert
Jerome
E. Noble
Senate
Wieely
Clagstone
Budge
Stewart
Haines
Morrison
Tweedy
Lincoln No Mater
Noble
Jones
Borden
Jeromeites
O'Connell
J.L. Puller
John Lee
Fred A. Clark
M. D. Aubolee
Mrs. Burnside
Charles F. Zeller
Edward &. Smith
W. J. Tapper
John H. Jensen
C. ©. Nelson
L. M. Zug
A. Washburn
Joel Sanders
James Rush
Bixler
W. J. Hollenbeck
John A. Keefer
Stella Cook
H. B. Jones
Goroner
Charles W. Dill
Socialist County Ticket Emerges From Shoshone Convention
A new Socialist ticket for Lincoln County was put forward last Tuesday at a Shoshone convention. Frank Sherer of Rupert presided, Colfax Case of Gooding served as secretary, and E. L. Rigg of Rupert was nominated for State Senator. W. S. Hall of Gooding and Frank Sherer were named to roles.
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Socialist County
Tcket
Lincoln County
Shoshone
Frank Sherer
Rupert
Colfax
Gooding
E. L. Rigg
W. 8. Hall of
Goding
Haines Nominated for Governor in Primary Returns
State primary figures show Haines as Republican nominee for governor with Glagstone as second choice. Stewart defeats Budge for the Supreme Bench. Lieutenant Governor race is a four way dead heat between Demster Taylor. Other results list French and Smith for Congress Huston for Auditor Allen for Treasurer Peterson for Attorney General and Bell for Mine Inspector.
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Haines
Glagstone
Stewart
Budge
Supreme Bench
Dempster
Taylor
French
Smith
Congress
Huston
Allen
Peterson
Bell
Prohibition Ticket Selected by Caldwell State Convention
Caldwell August 1 The Prohibitions state convention here adopted a ticket headed by E D Nichols Boise for Governor and J H Robert Nampa as Lieutenant Governor Harry Hayes Greenleaf for Secretary of State Charles Austin Gardwell for State Treasurer J H Tucker Boise and J G Carrick Genesee for Congress D L B Cowan Hemedele as State Auditor Daisy Beaty Greenleaf as Superintendent of Public Instruction Fred H Creasey Filere as Inspector of Mines and Fe 2 Hailey Moscow presidential electors named F E Tracy Bomecale J A Morrow Weiser.
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Miss Daisy Beaty
Greenleaf
Fred H. Creasey
Filere
F. E. Tracy
Bomecale
J. A. Morrow
Weiser
Hailey
Moscow
Socialists Name Full State Ticket for Idaho Election
The Idaho Socialists convention in Ampar July 30 nominated a full state ticket for November. Delegates from across the state adopted a platform and listed candidates for state offices including Annie E. Triplow for state treasurer, Philip J. Evans for attorney general, J. W. Wray for inspector of mines, and others such as D. J. Mahoney, Elda B. Conley, S. Chapman, and L. L. A. Coblentz for various roles. The Bull Moose party and Idaho Democrats also show internal tensions after convention.
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AMPA
Annie E. Triplow
Weiser
Philip J. Evans
Elda B. Conley
Nampa
J. W. Wray
Cour a'Alene
D. J. Mahoney
Pocatello
R. F. Rogers
Lewiston
John Ghenoweth
Middleton
W. Motley
Twin Falls
G. W. Beloit
Surat
BE. R. Nussgen
LL A. Coblentz
Idaho Falls
Sewell Chapman
Boise
Thomas J. Conrad
Emmett
D. H. Pifer
Wallace
Bull Moose
Idaho
St. Anthony
Borah Three Year Bill Passes House
The House approved the Borah bill endorsing Taft’s support to grant patents to homesteaders on government irrigation projects after three years of compliance, shortening the previous 10 to 15 year waiting period for title issuance. It now moves to enactment and aligns with Senate approval.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Crop conditions in feeding stated across western markets
The West's stock growers face a tight cattle and sheep feed outlook with Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, northern Missouri and nearby territory supplying feeders to Omaha markets. Harvests improve, with better wheat and oats yields, large alfalfa, and near average corn prospects. Severe last year's drought and winter curb cattle feed, boosting projected meat prices and feeding demand into fall. High packer demand and limited lamb supply push a robust Western feeder market, with Iowa and Missouri markets active despite drought-hit stock.
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West
Nebraska
Iowa
Illnois
Missouri
Omaha
South Omaha
Gaz
Towa
Missouri River
Borah Outlines His Campaign and Views on Reform
Senator W E Borah writes from Lewiston urging unwavering principle over re election. He opposes a third party, backs the progressive program, and calls to restore government to its republican ideals amid chaotic politics and rising need for constructive legislation.
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United States
W. E. Borah
Lewiston
Countecy
Dr. Evans Optician at McFall Hotel visit
Dr Evans the Optician will be at the McFall Hotel on August 8 and 9 to attend to eye care needs.
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Evans
McFall Hotel
Taft Backed Bill Removing Water Charge Patent Condition
The measure passed after striking out a provision that would require at least 40 percent water charges to be paid to receive a patent. President Taft's efforts aided the bill’s passage, and Representative French is credited for his weeks of work garnering support.
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Taft
French
Rebels If Mexico Crumbles Push Mormon Settlers Out
Rebels drive American Mormon settlers from homes and crops in Mexico. General Pascual Orgs admitted ordering disarmament of colonists and blamed the United States. He favors recognizing his government and allowing import of arms if cartridges are supplied, claiming to defend foreigners. Salt Lake dispatch notes the Mormon Church bishop estimates seven to eight million dollars in property to be abandoned, with 400 settlers comprising 700 to 900 families losing farms, stock, and buildings valued at about ten thousand dollars each. Church buildings in Mexico reportedly worth one hundred forty five thousand dollars.
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Pascual Orgsce
United States
Madera
Mexico
Gnd
Salt Lake
Mormon Church
Colmp’es
Per Cent on Hogs at Bend Oregon bankers’ plan
C S Hudson cashier of First National Bank Bend Oregon spearheaded hog raising by shipping well bred sows from the Middle West and taking notes from local farmers to run one year. Hudson reports profits averaging 100 percent per sow with some cases reaching 200 percent while unions stockyards official D O Lively relays the encouraging letter.
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Bend
Oregon
C. S. Hudson
First National Bank
Hudson
Middle West
Mr. Hudson
D. O. Lively
Portland Union Stockyards Company
Rowe's visit outlines aims to unite in public life
Olympia citizen Rowe writes of visiting A D Duff on the North Shoshone tract and staying a month. He expresses loyalty to his home friends, gratitude for their support, and a desire to fight not for radical or senseless proposals but to return the old government to those named by the fathers.
Plenty of Power for Shoshone Power Connection
Equipment for connecting the Shotene light and power plant with the Great Shoshone and Twin Pal Walter Power company has arrived. Poles to span nine miles to Sugar Loaf transmission line are in place and the stretching work will finish soon. The line will place Shoshone on the Snake River power grid, supplying heating and lighting as needed, with a month to readiness.
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Sugar Loaf
Snake River
Kuhn
Purglar Scared Away By Flourish Of Scissors
Miss Georgia Phillips living on the North Side heard a noise Thursday night and found a panting intruder at her screen He begged not to be shot as she waved a pair of scissors The intruder fled and Miss Phillips works at the Journal office
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Georgia Phillips
Miss Phillips
Journal Office
Heyburn Defends Tariff Stand In Idaho Senator Speech
Idaho Senator W B Heyburn urged a protective tariff that shields the public interest and minimizes envy of wealth. He argued laws should target the individual who grows rich, not repeal nationwide provisions, and warned that current debates ignore the broad impact on government and ordinary people. He stressed opportunity opens doors for those whose fathers had little.
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W. B. Heyburn
Idaho
Toaho Sheep Sales Report From Chicago
Robin son and Co. report Tiaho growers sales includes Novinger Darrah & Co. Ketchum 897 lambs 68 pounds 27.80 per head 22 culls 60 lbs 3.25 272 yearlings 5.05 43 feeding yearlings 84.50 24 weathers 100 lbs 4.05 20 weathers 14 lbs 4.75 94 ewes 06 4.25 For A C Thorpe Hailey 376 feeding yearlings 68 lbs 84.90 For F W Gooding Gooding weathers 24 lbs 4.75 453 ewes 112 lbs 4.50
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Chicago
say_ Robinson & Co
Tiaho
Novinger, Darrah & Co
A. C. Thorpe
Hailey
F. W. Gooding
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E. Bell
Elisa
I. Morse
W. WN. Holden
Hans Koch
Hagerman
W. T. McDermott
Hupert
Alvescor
B. R. Shimp
L. Andrews
R. M. Stanton
W. H. Thompson
Stanton
Wendell
Thompson
Andrews
McDermott
Prohibition
BORAH
Mira
Roosevelts
Heyburn
Toaho Sheep Sales
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