Idaho Republicans In Convention Endorse Roosevelt And State Policy
The Idaho Republican convention at Pocatello on August 1, 1906, praises National and Theodore Roosevelt, endorses Governor Gooding and legislators, and pledges support for tariff protection, anti trust laws, primary elections, eight hour mines, and expansion of public education. It nominates E. A. Walters for district judge and signals a push for state unity and law enforcement.
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Republicans of
Idaho
Pocatello
National Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Ian
Roosevelt
Republican Party of
Congress
W. 8. Heyburn
Burton L. French
F. R. Gooding
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Boiee
Democratic State Convention At Coeur d Alene
The Democratic convention opened with a row over seating Mormon delegates from southeast counties. Delegates on a steamboat fight midlake, leading to excluding Fremont and Bear Lake delegates for not supporting the ticket. Nominees include Fred T. Dubois for Senator, Rees Hattabough for Congressman, and others. The platform endorses Dubois, irrigation, municipal utilities, tariff revision, and anti Mormon measures including polygamy denial and church separation.
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Coeur d’ Alene
Rees Hattabough
Idaho County
Supreme Court
3. S
County Board of Equalization and New School District 28
Shoshone Idaho July 23 1906 board meetings finalize assessment corrections for Twin Falls Water Company dam noting one third of dam in Lincoln County and set assessment at 10000. A petition creates School District 28 boundaries from District 22. 175 funds approved for Lava Road repair and liquor license approved for May and Nicely. Road district reports examined with several claims listed and Harvey Dixon granted 20 extra days for Black Canyon Road work.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Grosse
W. B. Kelly
Gay AH. Lemmon
A. I. McMahon
Twin Palle Land & Water Company
Milner
Twin Falls Land and Water Company
Board of Equalization
J. W. Cunnington
E. C. Maynard
Jno
A. Eggers
Strobble
Snake River
Stix
Tron Bridge
H. Gillispie
Rupert
John Bowen
Black Canyon
Harvey Dixon Jr
Rattlesnake Activity Surges in Shoshone Area
Reports from Shoshone detail a spike in rattlesnake sightings and killings within the city limits over the past week. From corral to lumber yard to journal office senior rattlers with up to fifteen rattles were slain, with speculation of a nearby lava bed fueling the danger as snakes shed in August making them more aggressive.
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F. W. Gooding
Horton
Wm. Johnson
Lynn LaMuoyon
Journal
A. H. Williams
Mystery Solved by Dr King’s New Life Pills
John N Pleasant of Magnolix Indiana claims the product cures periodic attacks biliousness and habitual constipation. The pills are advertised as guaranteed and refundable with potential sellers listed in the damaged text.
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Dr. King
John N. Pleasant
Magnolix
Ind
W. I. Baughy
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. A. Walters
Fourth Judicial District
Walters
Northern Indiana Law School
Valparaiso
Collge
Indiana
Carl Paine
J. B. Morsis
Samuel Norman
Guy C. Barnum
Dubois
Irrigation Congress
Steunenberg
Xnd
County Board
Board of Commissioners
F. E. Grosse
Guy H. Lemmon
A. J. McMahon
A. I. McManus
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