Roosevelt Bolts Convention Over Delegate Contests
The piece discusses minority versus majority power in government, recounts Roosevelt's 275 contests at the Chicago Republican National Convention, and notes 19 favored by Roosevelt while most committee rulings denied his claims. It questions the fairness and legality of contested credentials in shaping party leadership.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
National Committee
Jim Roosevelt
Hoosevelt
Bocuett
Roosevelt Charges Fraud In Delegates Contests At Convention
The article argues Roosevelt sought to disrupt the Republican convention by contesting delegates to gain control. It claims his challenges were for effect, not truth, and that the convention functioned properly under established rules. It asserts Roosevelt failed to achieve his aim and reacted with threats and accusations.
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Rousvelt
Idaho
Teenewelt
Roosevelt
Idaho Delegates Stand For Roosevelt Yet Defy Belt Politics
The records show Idaho delegates at the Chicago convention supported Roosevelt as the Republican standard bearer while resisting following the belt he drew from the convention. They acted to honor the party and country above any single man or faction, with no clear explanation for their stance on Cummings.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Idaho
Counto
Cummings
Efficiency test favors Lima in Idaho GOP race
The piece argues the best Congress candidate should maximize results with minimal energy, praising Lima as far ahead of rivals. It notes a congressman must know government rules and earn trust among officials and peers, asserting Addison T. Smith offers Idaho voters a strong, immediate fit for Washington duties.
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Congress
Idaho
Lima
Washington
Addison T.smith
Baseball Holiday Paradox Puzzles Readers
A playful note reflects on fans who travel to games. It jokes that holidays to see baseball produce a paradoxical time, with the poke that fans "take out time to see innings" and ponder why. The quip contrasts leisure travel with sport timing in a light, witty frame.
Special School Election in Dietrich Idaho 1912
Notice of a special school election in School District No. 42 Lincoln County Idaho to be held June 17 1912 in Dietrich Townsite. Propositions ask to move site to Block 48 and to dispose of Block 49 by trustees. Clerk A C Kershne to oversee.
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Dietrict
Maho
Lincoln
Idaho
Jon Batu
A. D
Dietrich
A.C. Kershne
Trtistess
The Bolt That Passed in 1806 Convention
A reference to a 1806 National Republican Convention bolt in St. Louis and its lasting political impact. The piece notes how the bolt led many followers to rejoin the Republican Party or switch to Democrats, praising McKinley as a unifying figure and warning current delegates against similar missteps.
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St. Louis
Roosevelt
McKinley
Leo
Republican Party
Democrats
Hut
Wallace Press'Times
Noted vocalist Annie Staunton Cox to give concert
Mrs. Annie Staunton Cox of Washington D C visiting Mrs. Matt McFall will perform at the opera house Saturday evening. She recently returned from two years in Europe studying under Herr Sehen ten court singer to the German Emperor. Press notices praise her attractive presence and serious artist’s aim, with a remarkable contralto and wide range. The Washington Post lauds her as a young beautiful woman with a fine voice.
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Annie Staunton Cox
Washington, D. C
Matt McFall
Opera House
Cox
Europe
Heinrich Sehenten
Germany
Republican optimism on Watt administration gains support
The Tribune argues the safe and sane portion of the Republican Party will see Watt as progressive as the campaign progresses. It contends that voters prefer the Grand Old Party to implement needed reforms and that Roosevelt party delegates do not reflect the GOP’s true sentiment in strong states.
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Reentelo Tribune
Republic
Watt
Dr. Roosevelt
Hese
Charles Wm Dill D D M D Physician and Surgeon
Professional card for Charles William Dill detailing medical titles and hospital accommodations in Shoshone Idaho. Includes designation as physician and surgeon and references to patient care facilities in the city.
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Charles WM. Dill
D. D
Dietrich News Highlights Local Travel and Events
Mrs. C. B. Borden traveled to Pocatello on Tuesday. Geo Wedgewood, a Gooding banker, visited Dietrich on business. N. W. Thompson and S. Bloom of Richfield were in Dietrich for several days. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Andrew died Monday evening after a brief illness. M. H. Kays of Idaho Irrigation Co. attended to company business in Dietrich. Fay and Irene Pratt, daughters of Rev. O. G. Pratt, visited the Dietrich hotel. Dr. W. M. Smith of the Pure Food department investigated local conditions. The Fourth of July celebration aims to draw visitors from Shoshone, Gooding and Richfield. Mrs. Jefferson, manager of the Dietrich hotel, plans for a large crowd and a dance. The Gooding orchestra is promised. a cornet band may attend.
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Dietrich
Gooding
Richfield
Jefferson
Mounager
Dietrich Hotel
Goodine
Notice for Publication Final Proof Anton Boesiger Idaho
Notice of final proof by Anton Boesiger of Shoshone Idaho heir at law of Robert Boesiger deceased under Carey Act entry No 906 embracing NWSW of section 2 township 5 range 16 east B M to prove claim by July 20 1912 before D A ce Representative State Land Board at Shoshone witnesses L F Gieseke J G Calills Charles Mills Charles Cleveland all of Shoshone Idaho June 4 July 19
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Anton Boesiger
Shoshone
Idaho
Robert Boesiger
State of
B. M
D. A. Ce
Snoshone
L. F. Gieseke
J. Gcalills
Chas. Mills
Chas. Cleveland
She- Anton Hobliger
Ent
Christ Church Announces May Communion Schedule
Christ Church Episcopal lists services for May on the first and third Sundays at 11 a m and 8 a m Morning Prayer on other Sundays at 4 41 a m Evening Prayer at 8 p m Sunday School at noon each week Willard H Roots minister Also classified: Thoroughbred Mulefoot boar for sale from Irvin Bhaba Sho shone Idaho mete
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Christ Church
Episcopal
Willard H. Roots
Irvin Sb
Bhaba
Idaho
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