Republican nominees for state offices and biographical notes
Journal entry lists Republican ticket for Congress Justice James F. Ailshie Governor John T. Morrison Lieutenant Governor James M. Stevens Secretary Willmot H. Gibson State Auditor Theo Turner State Treasurer Henry N. Coffin Attorney General John A Bagley Superintendent of Public Instruction May L. Scorr Inspector of Mines Robert Bell. Biographical sketch of James F. Ailshie covers birth in 1868 near Greenville Tennessee, education at Willamette University, law career in Grangeville, political activity since 1892, two terms as university regent, and marriage in 1894 to Lucile Bundran.
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Congress
Burton L. French
Justice Supreme Court
James F. Ailshie
John T. Morrison
James M. Stevens
Willmot H. Gibson
Theo Turner
Henry N. Coffin
John A Bagley
Greenville
East Tennessee
Carson & Newman’s College
Tennesee
Rockford
Wash
Allshie
Willamette University
Salem
Ore
Grangeville
Airshie
Lucile Bundran
Mossy Creek
Tenn
Robert Bell for inspector of mines a Republican nominee
The candidate Robert Bell, born in England in 1864, arrives in America at 16 and has long worked in mining, including convict labour substitutes during strikes. The piece contrasts his position with Democratic policies and names Eroaielit Baer as a coal baron strong Democrat, criticizing the Democratic state’s stance toward labor.
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Robert Bell
England
Eroaielit Baer
Murray Sun
Idaho
Democratic Party
Turner and Morrison Named for Idaho Posts
Theodore Turner born 1868 in McConnells ville and long Idaho resident, led Bannock Abstract Co in Pocatello and served as mayor and state senator. John T Morrison, Pennsylvania native turned Idaho civil engineer, praised for integrity while facing political critique amid penitentiary scandal talk.
French and Bagley vie for Idaho offices in early campaign
Burton L French, a Delftin native raised in Whitman and Latah counties, Idaho, enters the congressional race after a long career in education and politics. John Allen Bagley, born in Salt Lake City, emerges as attorney general candidate with a lengthy Northwest legal practice. A Pocatello Tribune column attacks W. Bartley as a graft-prone state official, alleging monthly pay for unused duties and a Colorado trip.
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W. Bartley
North
Colorado
Idaho
Bartley
Hunt
Koene Aidea Sarsinattation
Tanklere
May L Scott Idaho supervisor candidate profile
May L Scott a state superintendent candidate born in Allen County Kansas is a former teacher who moved to Idaho in 1893 and served as county superintendent in Bingham County. She is currently assistant principal at Blackfoot High School.
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May L. Scott
Allen County
Kan
Tola
Emporia
State Normal School
Miss Scott
Idaho
Bingham County Schoola
Scott
Blackfoot
James M. Stevens Idaho Republican for lieutenant governor
James M. Stevens, native Idahoan and Stanford graduate, is a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor. A Blackfoot attorney and current Bingham County attorney, he is described as a loyal Idaho product with a strong background in public service. Burton L. French is praised as Idaho’s Republican congressman candidate and a proud product of the state.
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J. FP. Airshle
Idahoe Mountaineer
Dem
Kooskia
Idaho
James M. Stevens
Stanford University
Palo
Cal
Blackfoot
Bingham County
Burton L. French
Congress
Congress of the United States
H N Coffin Idaho treasurer nominee profile
H N Coffin, Republican nominee for state treasurer, born in Annapolis Indiana, lived in Boise since youth, educated in Indiana and at a Quaker college, worked in Kansas treasurer's office and banking before becoming cashier at First National Bank. Notes rising Idaho Republican votes from 1896 to 1900 and projects potential statewide gains.
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Annapolis
Ind
Leg Beet
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Boise
Bloomingdale, Ind
Kansas
Coffin
First National Bank
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Republican Party
Idaho
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