French Backing Solid for Canyon County Candidate
Ada and Canyon counties pledge strong support for C S French of Canyon county in a bid for the legislature. Backers dispute claims of discord and aim to organize quickly to secure French and Senator Borah’s reelection, with other counties ready to join.
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Canyon
C. S. French
Canyon County
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Ada County
Borah
Connor
Representative French
Manitou Hotel
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Wilson Hopes for Simple Inauguration Walk to Capitol
Princeton January 1 Gov Woodrow Wilson voiced a desire for a modest inauguration walk from the White House to the Capitol to avoid a parade. He noted Jefferson’s simplicity and said crowds would likely force a parade, though he favors minimal pomp and plans to visit Washington March 3 and stay near the White House. He also reported resuming walks after illness as he returns to health.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jefferson
Sulzer
Albany
Wilson
Washington
Mured
Taft to Receive One Dozen Fresh Eggs in Oregon Courtesy
An Oregon admirer, buoyed by the new Taft administration, plans to send President Taft twelve fresh eggs as a greeting. The gesture is coordinated through the newly inaugurated post system and reflects public enthusiasm for the administration.
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Taft
Portland
Parjeels Post
Oregon
Capital News Editors in Ada County Jail
Richard Story Sheridan and Broxon, editor and managing editor of the Capital News, were found guilty of contempt by Idaho's supreme court and sentenced to 10 days in Ada County Jail with a $500 fine. A. R. Cruzen faced the same verdict and fines, plus costs around $260. A penny-fund drive to pay fines was proposed, with Dow Dunning leading the effort and citing Henry George’s memorial monument as inspiration. The piece notes related fair exhibits and domestic science club organization for girls.
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Supreme Court
Richard Story Sheridan
Evening Capital News and CO
Broxon
Supreme Court of the State of Idaho
Ada County
A. R. Cruzen
Capital News
Progressive Party
Hon- Dow Dunning
Meing
Henry George
Boxe
Taft will not send Goethals nomination to Senate
Washington notes that President Taft told Senator Brandegee he would not submit Colonel George W. Goethals for civil governor of the Panama canal zone due to Democratic Senate opposition. Brandegee investigated and found some Democrats doubting any immediate changes under the new administration. The president denied a prior understanding and warned against turning Goethals into a political football. Wilson likely faces forming a new zone government and tackling major administration issues. Governor Brady donates 3000 dollars to rural school clubs. Dean Carlyle announces plan to organize with firm financial backing, possibly prompting legislative appropriations. J A Hyghes to organize the clubs as sixty six thousand school children may join this rural program.
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Brandegee
Connecticut
Senate
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal Zone
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Wilson
James H. Brady
Dean Carlyle
University
Iis
J. A. Hyghes
Gets Estate After 20 Years Inheritance Awarded To Judge Kenneally
Probate Judge Kenneally of Idaho Falls Idaho is named heir to a 100000 estate left by William A Kinneally who died in Brooklyn fifty years ago An order signed by Supreme Court Justice Page confirms the award More than a hundred claimants sought the fortune over decades but only John Kenneally prevailed The claimant tied his claim to maternal information and notes that many identifying papers were burned in a Cleveland ore disaster in 1840.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
William A. Kinneally
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Page
John Kenneally
Wiliam A. Kenneally
Writ of Superseders Signed This Morning
United States Circuit Court of Appeals issued a writ of superseders to stay the dynamite convicts' executions. Thirty two of the thirty three convicts were to be admitted to bail pending further action, as leaders employed counsel to seek the stay and bail. Herbert B. Hockin will not appeal.
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Hecking
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Indianapolis
Herbert
Hockin
Court of Appeals
Millionaire Son Clark Buys Ball Room Dance Night
Charles W. Clark son of a Montana copper king entertained a party of friends in San Francisco by renting a ballroom for three hours after paying four thousand dollars for the venue officials report. Clark arrived from San Mateo with several automobiles and paid the tab with his checkbook.
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Copper King
San Francisco
Charles W. Clark
Montana
San Mateo
Clark
Asylum Visiting Hours Announced For Tuesdays and Thursdays
Visiting hours are from 10 a m to 12 m and 2 to 4 p m on Tuesdays and Thursdays. People from a distance may call at any time to see friends or relatives. The office will take subscriptions for any magazine or paper published.
Blackfeet association chief hunts markets in Texas and beyond
G W Carr, general manager of the Blackfeet Fruit Growers and Farmers Association, leaves for Texas Oklahoma and Kansas with six train cars of potatoes to open direct market routes. He aims to visit retailers, bypass middlemen, and build future outlets for association produce. Government parcels post expands nationwide as express companies consider auto delivery and rate reductions to compete. Interstate Commerce Commission reviews lower express rates to meet the new service.
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Blackfeet Fruit Growers & Farmers Association
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Blackfoot Fruit Growers and Farmers Association
United States
Post Office Department
Pendy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rebuilding the Burned 0.8 L. Car Shops in Pocatello
Contractor Pat Moran of Salt Lake is rebuilding the Short Line car shops destroyed by fire last fall, alongside a new $100,000 freight depot. Engineer F. J. Householder oversees Moran’s Utah Idaho work as weather delays slow progress, with plans to triple shop size later. the work aims to make Pocatello a repairs hub for Short Line and other railroads. In a separate note, William W. Earl and Nita Conger—both Idaho Falls residents—married in Ogden, as congratulatory notices circulate locally.
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Salt Lake
F. J. Householder
Moran
Utah
Idaho
Sbig
Pocatello
Union Pacific
Conger
Eari
Mid-Winter Excursions to California Begin
Low fares to San Francisco and Los Angeles with diverse routes advertised for January 21st. Rates and further particulars available through unit of April 1st and JG29M adv references.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Spectre of Fred Dubois aims for Idaho senate seat
Boise Jan 3 reports say Fred T Du Bois plans a push to win Democratic and Bull Moose support to reclaim the Idaho US Senate seat left by Weldon Heyburn. A split with Senator Perky over Mormon policy signals a possible alliance with insurgents to rally votes for future elections.
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Idaho
Fred T. Dubois
Washington
D. C
Boise
Bull Moose
United States Senate
Weldon B. Heyburn
Perky
Mr. Dubois
Dubois
R. 8. Sheridan
Capital News
J. H. Gipson
Bull Moose State Committee
Democratic Party
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Sheridan
Gipson
Senate
Democrats
Ball Moose
Duboin
State Legislators and Politicians Rally at Capitol
A state capi tol gathering drew lawmakers and officials as Col Thos R Hamer of St Anthony John W Hart of Menan and Att J Wesley Holden of Idaho Falls traveled to Boise via Blackfoot. They were joined by Rep Peter G Johnston and the Fremont county delegation in solid support of Hamer bid for US senator. A local business ad offers a clubbing price on magazines with phone contact 209.
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State Capitol
Thos. R. Hamer
St. Anthony
John W. Hart
Menan
J. Wesley Holden
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Boise
Peter G. Johnston
Hamer
United States
Freemont County
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