Republican Ticket Sketch of Nominees in Idaho
Biographical sketches of Idaho Republican nominees for governor congress supreme court state auditor lieutenant governor and other offices. Profiles cover John Tracy Morrison Burton L. French James F. Airshie Theo Turner Mae L. Scott James M. Stevens Winsor H. Gibson John Allen Bagley Robert Bell and others with birthplaces careers and public service details.
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John Tracy Morrison
Jefferson County
Pennsylvania
University of Wooster
Cornell University
Idaho
Caldwell
Morrison
Congress
State Central Committee
James F. Airshie
Supreme Court
Greenville
East Tenn
Carson& Newman's College
Tennessee
Rockford, Wash
Airshie
Grangeville
Mr. Allship
Mies Lucille Bundran
Mossy Creek
Tenn
James M. Stevens
Stanford University
Palo Alto
California
Scottie Bonner Injured At Work In Fall At Store
Scottie Bonner suffered two broken ribs after falling onto a truck at R. J. McMahon's store last Friday. Dr. Emerson treated him, set the injuries, and he remains laid up for some time.
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Scottie Bonner
R. J. McMahon
Dr. Emerson
Bell Telephone Line to Reach Shoshone Soon
Geo W Woolten of Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company visited Boise and Shoshone to sign local exchange contracts. About twenty customers enlisted, with more expected as pole work and wiring advance. Line near completion, with operation anticipated by October 1.
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Bell Telephone Line
Geo. W. Woolten
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Boise
Shoshone
Ladies of Episcopal church stage a successful evening show
The entertainment by the ladies of the Episcopal church last evening was a decided success with all participants acquitting themselves creditably. The hall was not as well filled as it should have been, but the local talent of Shoshone is shown to be among the very best.
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The
Episcopal Church
Teachers Institute a Profitable Session in Lincoln County
The sixth annual county teachers institute concluded with 24 attending, the largest enrollment in the county. County Superintendent Mrs. Burnside delivered practical guidance for the upcoming school year, praising professional teachers and listing attendees, schools, and attendance percentages amid reports of a Sunday wreck that disrupted travel and damaged freight cars during the event.
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Burnside
Lincoln County
Stevenson
Peg
Edward Pratt
Hunter
Welle Bamilton
Chas. Luthor
Tunipa
Legaldttle
J.W. Barger
Wordes
Mattie G. Stern
Durot
Gua. Morton
Homeland
EmmaDaries
Minkloks
Tescho Gwin
Gooding
Cora Kinsey
Brown
W.U. Thompson
Martha DeWitt
Dorothy Crawford
Cecil Craford
Fiz Higheo
Betty N
Kigginge
Smoller
Beckett
Cottonwroods
Dain Hanson
Seho
TE Little
Clover Crek
Sand Springs
Altman
Gainer
Abbie Barns
Pugari
Ranoke
Hiram Wolfe
Pok
Anna Melenghlin
Hagerman
Olivia Oleson
Mrs. Stevenson
Leda Little
C. A. Morton
Jesse Gwin
Floy Highee
J. L. Beckett
Olevia Oleson
Rose Mabbutt
Allie Roralack
Jennie Yaden
Republicans Predict Idaho Victory By Large Margin
Hon Frank R. Gooding, Idaho Republican state central chair, declared the Republicans will carry Idaho by at least 3,000 votes. While en route home from East Lake City, he said the ticket under Morrison is warmly received across the state. He cited improved Republican sentiment, immigration shifts favoring the party, and former independents returning. He denied Democratic breaches with Morrison but vowed strong, united support and hard work to win.
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Idaho
Frank R. Gooding
Republican State Central Committee
Shoshone
East Lake City
Mr. Gooding
Morrison
Beteen
Pocatella
Railroad Wreck Near Malad Bridge Involves Freight No 21
A broken axle on a west bound freight car of No 21 caused a wreck about a mile and a half east of Malad bridge in Rock tent, wrecking eight cars and stopping all trains. Officials reported the incident and freight disruptions as crews investigated the cause.
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Malad Bridge
Ing Rock Tent
Stone Work on New Opera House Finished by Pharris
Contractor Pharris completed the stone work and turned the building over to the carpenters who will finish promptly. The stone work is described as the best ever in the city, with strict effort and sparing no pains to achieve it.
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Pharris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republican
Boise Statesman
Jonn Tracy Morrison
Burros L. Preven
Burton L. French
Delphin
Ind
Whitman County
Washington
Latah County
C. A. French
Palouse City
Wash
French
Palouse
Potlatch
Kendrick
Juliaetts Echoola
University of Taio
University of Chicago
James PF. Arsure
Theo, Tersrr
Theo. Turner
McConnellsville
Ohio
New Holland High School
Ohio Wesleyan University
Turner
Oxford
Bingham
Bannock
Bannock Abstract Company
Pocatello
Bannock County
Mae L. Scott
Allen County
Kansas
Iola
Kas
Emporia State Normal School
Miss Scott
Bingham County
Blackfoot
Winsor H. Gibson
Wilmer H. Gibson
Meadville
Allegheny College
Fremont County
Patrie
Gibson
Jonn Arlex Bacuxy
John Allen Bagley
Salt Lake
B. Y. Academy
Provo
Utah
Ann Arbor
Mich
Montpelier
Idakey
Northweat
BRLL
Robert Bell
England
America
Teachers Institute
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