Borah Campaign Opens With Principle Theme
W E Borah Idaho Senate candidate frames campaign on principle and Roosevelt policy, downplays Mormon issue as minor. He notes little voter interest in polygamy and church interference, stressing unity with Roosevelt followers and a bitter primary history in counties including Frenent Oneida and Bingham.
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Spokane
W. BE. Boral
North
Idaho
W. E. Borah
Republican Party
United States
Poli Ies
Mr. Borah
Deseret Evening News
Mormon Church
Frenant County
Oneida County
Hunt
Bingham County
Valley Creek mines sale by Fort Pitt Mining Co
The Fort Pitt Mining Company through manager D P Carpenter has purchased and paid the judgments held by Commercial Savings Bank of Hailey against the owners of the Valley Creek mines and mill. The nearly $20,000 sum clears the bank from the claim and supports plans to operate the mine steadily and ship first-class ore. Jos Darrah of this place is connected with the company and went to Valley Creek this spring to supervise the work. John McFall then left for Valley Creek to run the cyanide plant.
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Fort Pitt
D. P. Carpenter
Commercial Savings Bank of
Hailey
Valley Creek
Wood River Times
Jos. Darrah
Darrah
John McFall
Fraser Quits Democrats for Republicans in Boise
A. A. Fraser, a well known Boise attorney and former Democratic leader who ran for attorney general two years ago, renounces the Democratic Party and aligns with the Republicans. In an interview with the Boise State man reporter he explains his move, citing a year or more of deliberation and his wish to quietly join the Republican organization. He says he planned to drop politics but chose to state his reasons publicly.
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Ada
Canyon
Boise
Idaho
Roosevelt
Ben
Delaware
New Jersey
Maho
Tam
A. A. Fraser
Boiser
Mr. Frazer
Democracy
Roosevelt Ally Declares Switch to Republican Party
A public appeal declares support for Theodore Roosevelt and the Republican Party. The speaker denounces the Democracy as dead on free silver and anti imperialism and announces candidacy for county surveyor, subject to the Republican county convention.
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Roosevelt
Ian
Republican Party
West
Parker reassigned from Shoshone to Twin Falls
Rev W H Parker and his wife returned from the Idaho Falls Methodist Episcopal Conference where ministers are assigned for the next year. The presiding elder and bishop decided to move Parker and family to Twin Falls, though he has built a church and strong parish work in Shoshone. He left yesterday to secure a residence ahead of the family move next week.
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W. H. Parker
Idaho Falls
Parker
Twin Falls
Shoshone School Opening Set For September Fourth
Labor Day gives an extra holiday so the Shoshone schools will begin on Tuesday September 4 with Monday as an additional holiday for the children. Many youngsters from nearby towns are expected to arrive tomorrow to attend classes in Shoshone this year.
Serious accident injures Drakeman in freight-yard mishap
Frank Vaughn a Drakeman was crushed when a car wheel passed over his right foot while he was freeing a pocket coupler. He was taken to Bangl’s Drag store for dressing and then to Salt Lake City for hospital treatment. Vaughn is well known in the community and his mother Mrs Ayers lives here. Friends hope for a swift recovery and return to duty.
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Frank Vaughn
Mr. Vaughn
Vaughn
Bangl
de. Baugh
Visughn
Salt Lake City
Vauglin
Thereby announce myself as county assessor subject to the ap
A terse notice states the speaker announces candidacy or appointment as county assessor subject to applicable guidelines or approval. It hints at official process without detailing dates or further actions. The item records a personnel or public office designation pending authorization.
Anni Thereby announces candidacy for county commissioner
I H Imes of Hoyburn declares candidacy for County Commissioner subject to approval by the Republican County Convention. The brief statement names Imes as a hopeful candidate and indicates pending endorsement by local party apparatus.
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Eubject
Republican County Convention
I. H. Imes
Hoyburn
Henderson Seeks Clerk of District Court Nomination
Harry w. Nder son announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court ex officio Auditor and Recorder, subject to the Republican County Convention. He cites four years as Deputy as qualification and pledges public service.
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District Court
Republican County Convention
Harry W.nderson
Republica County
George M. Brows Seeks Sheriff Nomination at Republican Convention
George M. Brows announces his candidacy for the sheriff nomination pending approval by the Republican County Convention. He presents his name as a potential county law enforcement nominee and vows to pursue the party’s backing.
Rupert Town Lots Show Strong Auction Interest in Rupert
Capitalists and investors from across the country recognized Rupert as a metropolis of the Minidoka project. After two days $38,600 worth of lots sold and 1,000 business plots averaged $440 each, with residence plots in unbid demand and several lot rules causing bidding complexities. Local officials praised the turnout and noted only the Lamar store-adjacent lot sold for 63 dollars, while improvements on unsold lots faced government valuation rules.
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Rupert
Minidoka
Opera House
Ings. Gol. O Brien
Sharp
Hodgman
Bramel
Hailey Land Office
Lamar Grocery Store
Chas.c. Dailey
Salt Lake
Col. O'Brien
Land Office
John Weaver
Col. Sharp
General Land Office
Uey+ burn
Rupert Record
Tams candidate for Commissioner awaiting GOP county convention approval
The entity identified as Tams candidate for Commissioner faces agreement steps subject to the approval of the Republican County Convention.
Notice for Eighth Grade Examination Later This Month
An examination for eight grade pupils will be held the later part of this month. Applicants will please notify the County Superintendent at once.
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Bank Mote Neeayeh
Fraser
Democrats
Ihereby
Anni
T Tereby
George M. Brows
Tams
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