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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1918

Page

3

Idaho Ballot slate lists statewide and local offices

A long list of political candidates and constitutional amendments for Idaho. It names William Borah Frank Moore Frank Gooding John Nugent and many others for U S Senate Congress and state posts, plus officers like Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Attorney General and Supreme Court judges. It also poses four constitutional amendments about a constitutional convention stockholder aid to fair associations abolishing the Superintendent of Public Instruction and state debt limits.

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All Parties Are Loyal in Wartime Congress Debate

The piece argues Democrats seek a Democratic Congress to back the President’s war program, while Republicans are praised for unwavering support. It claims Republicans have backed war measures, volunteered for service, funded the war, and embraced preparedness, warning against Democrats claiming exclusive loyalty and urging a Republican Congress to share wartime duties. It predicts voter rebuke on November 5.

Congress Wilson

No Dickering Peace Nod From Lodge But War Unity Urged

Early in August Senator Lodge urged a peace only under Allied victory and Germany’s unconditional surrender. Republican leaders in the Senate backed no armistice with Germany, opposing any peace talks. McCumber’s resolution demanded unconditional surrender and reparations, echoing insistence on continued war effort until the Hun capitulates. Democrats accused Republicans of drawing a partisan line through policy and public support.

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Nine States Dominate Congress Says South Controls Policy

A Washington report asserts the Democratic Party wields Congress and that Southern Democrats dominate Senate and House chairmanships. It claims nine Southern states control national policy across committees on Appropriations, Finance, Commerce, and more, with Northern Democrats underrepresented. The piece likens this to Prussia’s influence over Germany.

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Vote Against Dent Urges Republican Victory in Congress

A political appeal urges voters to defeat Dent of Alabama by electing Republican candidates. It argues Dent opposed the Army of Victory bill and would lose his committee chair if Republicans gain control, naming Kahn of California as his potential replacement and urging Democratic voters to back Deng.

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Vote Against Kitchin in North Carolina Race

A debate style note attacks Kitchin of North Carolina as Ways and Means chair who shapes tax bills and backs Northern war effort. It urges voters to elect a Republican to oust him and oppose peace talk until German surrender.

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William E. Borah Frank L. Moore Frank R. Gooding John F. Nugent R. Jeppesen Addison T. Smith the Supreme Court Alfred Budge D. W. Davis H. F. Samuels C. Moore Oscar G. Zuck Secretary OF State W. A. Fife Robert C. Jones State Auditor Edward G. Gallet W. P. Rice John W. Eagleson Ernest L. Parker Roy L. Black B. A. Cummings 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. Stlls Alvin SL. McMahon Anders Anderson I. Roberson Democratic John W. McFall Robert J. McMahon W. T. Patterson F. W. Zimmerman J. W. Lundin A. D. Williamson Dewitt Quereau Clarence Wheeler T B. Brush Stella Cook James L. Fuller F. L. Tillotson Leah M. Burnside Republic Bert Bowler Barnett Stillwell D. A. L'Rerison John F. Schmershall Lyn Crandall Jo" Vernon Prosecuting Attorney Harlan D. Heist Frank C. Smith State of Boise Maho Ager Ati A.D W. J. Lundin Lincoln County South Congressmen Fess Republican Congressienel
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