Lincoln County Idaho voters to decide November 5 1918 election
Notice lists nominees for United States Senator William Borah Frank Gooding Joan Nugent and many state and county offices plus five constitutional amendments. Election opens at eight and closes seven in the evening on November 5 1918 at Lincoln County Idaho with candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer attorney general superintendent of public instruction and other county posts.
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Lincoln
Idaho
Congress
A.D
National Democratic Administration Opposes Townley and League
A letter from U S Treasurer John Burke confirms the national Democratic stance against the Non-partisan League in North Dakota and Idaho. Burke criticizes Governor Frazier for backing the League, tying his position to antiwar elements and war funding concerns. The letter to North Dakota Democratic chair W E Byerly outlines the administration's opposition to the League and its candidates.
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National Democratic
United States
John Burke
Wilson
Burke
North Dakota
Frazier
Townley
le Seuer
Idaho
W. E. Byerly
Townley Do Not Support The War In North Dakota Letter
A long wartime letter argues Townley and Governor Fraser aligned with pacifist and socialist views, urging voters to back Doyle as qualified and loyal. It cites Doyle’s legislative record, vetoed terminal elevator bills, and contrasts nonpartisan papers with wartime support for the administration, urging farmers to choose candidates who backing the war. The piece lists Liberty bond values and war matériel costs.
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State Central Committee
Parga
Br T
North Dakota
Nort Hakata Ane
Umi
Tani
Southwest
Fourth Liberty Loan
J. Doyle
Legislative Assembly
Doyle
United States
Law Commission
Board of Control
House
Rene
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Fraser
Nonpartisan League
Frazier
Courier-News
Fargo
D. D
Townley
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William BE
BORAH
Prank
L. Moore
Frank R. Gooding
Depublican
Joan F. Nugent
Democratic
R. Jeppesen
Addison T. Smith
the Supreme Court
Alfred Budge
D. W. Davis
K.P. Samuels
C. C. Moore
Oscar G. Zuck
Secretary OF State
W. A. Fife
Robert O. Jones
State Auditor
Edward G. Gallet
W. P. Rice
John W. Eagleson
Ernest L. Parker
Roy L. Black
B. A. Cummings
Democrati
Ethel E. Redfield
Robert N. Bell
William J. J. Smith
Fourth Judicial District
WM. A. Babcock
Henry F. Ensign W. T. Stafford
Rex V. Wilcox
Henry M. Hall
W. A. Heiss
Sam W. Hills
Alvin I. McMahon
Anders Anderson
T. I. Roberson Democratic
John W. McPall
Robert J. McMahon
W. T. Patterson
F. W. Zimmerman
Republcan
J. W. Lundin
A. D. Williamson
Dewitt Quereau
Clarence Wheeler
T .B. Brush
Stella Cook
James L. Fuller
F. L. Tillotson
Leah M. Burnside
Bert Bowler
Barnett Stillwell
D. A. L'Herison
John F. Schmershall
Lyn Crandall
Joe Vernon
Prosecuting Attorney
Harlan D. Heist
Frank C. Smith
State of
Boise
Inco
W. J. Lundin
Lincoln County
National Democratic Administration