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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1916
Page
7
The Shoshone Study club invites the public to an election day open house in the library room. The space will be warmed and available all day for out of town ladies seeking a rest room, with guests urged to enjoy hospitality.
W A Heiss a longtime County Commissioner and Cary Act owner pledges farmer rights and economical government while E E Streitz a Carey act farmer seeks laws to aid Cary Act farmers and will work to secure the needed legislation. Sheriff Clarence Wheeler praised for self supporting, strong record as Idaho law enforcement over the past two years.
From the North Side News, a candidate Burk Brag presents his qualifications for county treasurer and tax collector. He cites experience as deputy county treasurer, confidence in handling real and personal property, and insider knowledge of county affairs. He is viewed as a rare qualified contender for assessor.
A controversial film scene features Lois Weber directing Why, The Dumb Girl of Portici. Tyrone Power stars as a district attorney and Helen Rambeau as his wife, amid a plot about unwanted births, a physician's illegal operations, and a fatal outcome triggering a moral reckoning.
In a public address, Gooding accuses Wilson era policy of provoking Mexico unrest and delaying decisive action. He links tariff policy to 1913 14 hardship, argues for Republican protection, and critiques Governor Alexander’s record while praising Davis’s constructive policies.
A political pamphlet-style plea urges voters to support Hughes, comparing current leadership to Lincoln's era. It warns against fear of war and emphasizes national unity, farmer prosperity, and the duty of free citizens to vote for Hughes to preserve the Union and national dignity.
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