Georgia Voters Endorsements Stir Political Battle
Local observers report strong backlash from supporters of Willan J Harrie after the Georgia primary season. Endorsements by the President for Harrie’s opponent spark accusatory rhetoric and countywide resolutions defending voters’ rights to choose their candidates. In related events, a District War Conference in Shoshone plans sessions on county issues, wartime programs, and women workers initiatives with speakers including Tr B A Bryan and Mra Frank Kinyon.
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Willan J. Harrie
Howard
iKimaelt
Hazardey
Macon
Georgia
Atlanta Journal
Preesent
Daniels
Shoshone
Lincoln
Geoding
Mane
Camas
State Defense Council
Tr. B.A. Bryan
Joseph Plansen
State Council
Candidate for Fourth Judicial District judge nomination
A candidate declares for the Fourth Judicial District judge nomination subject to district voters at the primary. The notice appears from a local official seeking support and outlines candidacy terms and election context. The text references the judge's name initials and district designation in a formal screening style.
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PCR
Eliisen
Bet
President Wilson’s re election clash with Vardaman in Mississippi
A discussion on President Wilson intervening in Democratic primaries to influence the War policies and party fortunes. It weighs risks to his prestige as a world statesman against potential gains if Senator Vardaman is renominated, noting the political dangers in Mississippi and the broader implications for the Democratic Party and the war effort.
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Wilson
Caing
Amon Hs
Vardaman
New York
Warne
Wilhaw
Gueeraryat
Benatir Varian
Perhaye
States Senate
Chin
Missippi
Becausr Vardaiman
Senate
Dunweat
Siruet
Political adjournment to the State House heads Idaho Dems
A speaker notes that Democratic party activity moves to the State House in Idaho. An August 9 memo from the Heads of All the Departments urges effort for Frank Martin’s candidacy, signed by State Game Warden Thorp. The item mocks the maneuver as party machinery retreating and questions its impact.
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Deimcratio Parte
Idaho
Totter
NEADS
Noupe
von Verday
Frank Martin
Wo OM. Thorp
Ankicur
Tim
Bint
Democrat the Mirror
Ie Pot
Politica
State House
Martin
Fleeti
Etutor
Democratic Party
TWO OBJECTIVES OF OUR BOYS OVER THERE
The letters from American troops in Europe repeatedly state their aim to kill Germans. Magazine writers and correspondents confirm this as the prevailing intent of the soldiers. High authorities echo the same view, stressing the desire to defeat and kill as swiftly and as many as possible.
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United
Ghani Mousaw
Europe
Altie
Kaiser Bill Down
Patriotism and war stance blur in wartime rhetoric
An opinion piece attacks German influence and proclaims loyalty to American soldiers, accusing opponents of treason and citing German propaganda tactics. It claims Kaiser ownership of Idaho newspapers and political actors, urging voters to stand with the U S soldiers against purported German influence.
American Causes and German Propaganda Compared in War
The piece contrasts American causalities from Hun actions in Europe with domestic losses from German propaganda. It cites 376 American dead and wounded in a week, notes German atrocities, and reports grain and property destruction in Idaho and Fresno. Politicians Magee, McKaig, Sholtz, Townley, and Samuels are mentioned amid anti German rhetoric.
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France
Idaho County
Fresno
California
Magee
Caldwell
State Senate
United States
Ray McKaig
Sholtz
Townley
Samuels
Adaho
Germany
Idaho Political Ballot Entires And Candidates
A list of Democratic and other party candidates for Idaho offices including United States senators Frank L. Moore and Samuel P. Atherton, Lieutenant Governor Samuel P. Atherton, State Treasurer John W. McFall, Attorney General, Representatives in Congress from Second District, and various district judges and local officials with city and county designations such as Moscow Boise Idaho Falls Twin Falls Hailey Gooding and Pocatello. The text enumerates candidate names and associated districts for the term ending March 4, 1925.
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Secretary of State
Republican Party
United States
William E. Borah
Boise
Idaho
Frank R. Gooding Gooding
James F. Ailshie
Democratic Party
Frank L. Moore
Moscow
James H. Hawley
John F. Nugent
Arthur W. Holden
Idaho Falls
C. R. Jeppesen Moore
Jam A. Langton Shelley
Back to Germany chant signals German retreat
Dispatches from northern France report thousands of German troops retreating northward in a fatigue laden march. An American unit commander sent a field wire noting his men must rest as they struggle to keep pace with the advancing Germans.
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France
Germany
Millinery Opening Invitation and Birth Announcement
Miss Geo W Bacon of Gooding announces a millinery opening this Saturday inviting all ladies of Sho shone and vicinity. Also mentioned is the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs W L Harmon on Monday August 19 at St Anthony Hospital Pocatello.
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Geo. W. Bacon
Gooding
Shoshone
St. Anthony Hospital, Pocatello
W. L. Harmon
Card of thanks to donors from Shoshone Jerome and Twin Falls
The Orr family extends heartfelt thanks to friends in Shoshone Jerome and Twin Falls who paid hospital fees for Mrs. Orr and Mr and Mrs Jack Orr, expressing gratitude for the generous assistance.
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Shoshone, Jerome and
Twin Falls
Orr
Jack Orr
Wanted Knitters Lincoln County Chanter Sock Allotment
The notice seeks 285 pairs of socks for Lincoln County Chanter with a September 1 shipping deadline. Mrs T M Welsaine is chairwoman of the knitting committee and urges immediate response to fill the short allotment.
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Lincoln County Chanter
T. M. Welsanae Tehairman
Knitting Committee
Idaho election blast targets German aid supports
A political pamphlet attacks Townley and the league urging voters in Idaho to choose a primary ticket that blocks German favors. It accuses candidates of false pretenses and questions integrity, claiming no nonpartisan or party nominee is free from Townley influence.
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Kulewr Down
Townley
League
Idaho
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Robert N. Bell
W. A. Heiss
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Alvin I. McMahon
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John W. McFall
W. J. Tapper
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J. W. Lundin
Clarence Wheeler
T. B. Brush
Jerome, Idaho
Richfield, Idaho
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Dietrich, Idaho
James L. Fuller
Barnett Stillwell
John S. Schmershall
Frank C. Smith
Ank Martin Samuels
Edward A. van Sicklin
John M. Clark
T.G. Wilson ,Oscar G. Zack
W. T. Dougherty
W. A, Fife
W. P.rice
Clarence van Deusen
Ernest L. Parker
Samuels, Idaho
Weiser
Eden, Idaho
Kimberly, Idaho
Cottonwood, Idaho
B. A. Cummings
Pocatello
T. A. Walters Caldwell
Edward Schwerd William J. J. Smith
Charles McCabe Henry M. Hall
SAM _W. HILLS
Harry Nelson
Stella Cook
Wallace, Idaho
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the Supreme Court
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