Republican State Nominating Convention Planned for Boise
The Republican State Central Committee orders a convention in Boise on September 1, 1908 at 11 a.m. to announce a platform, elect a new State Central Committee, and nominate candidates for Supreme Court, one member of Congress, and state officers for the November 8 general election. Delegates are apportioned by county. county committees are urged to arrange primaries and local conventions. James Brady, chairman. Addison T. Smith, secretary.
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Republican State Central Committee
Boise
Idaho
Justce
Supreme Court
Congress
Lemhi
Owyhee
Oneida
Shoshone
Twin Falls
Washington
James Brady
Republican primaries and conventions notice for Canyon County Idaho
Notice under Republican County Central Committees to hold Canyon County convention at Middletom County on August 3 to elect eighteen delegates to the Republican States Convention in Boise. County precinct representation listed. sessions run 3 to 6 pm, with adjustments for Caldwell Emmett and specified towns from 2 to 7 pm. Canyon County Republican Territorial Committee chairmen sign.
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Republican County Central Committees
Canyon County
Idaho
Middletom
Canyon
Boise
la Us
East Caldwell
South Caldwell
West Caldwell
Emmett Weat Burnett
Ruse
Jdwell
Nampa
Payette
Emmett
Maries
Republian
Candidate announcements for Idaho offices
Candidate for State Senator announces intention to run subject to Republican County Convention approval. Payette resident V Patch cites Canyon County options for County Superintendent of Schools, awaiting Republican party approval. Emmett resident Mabel Grace Carleton announces candidacy in Idaho.
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V. Patch
Payette
Idaho
Canyon County
Mabel Grace Carleton
Emmett
County Treasurer Candidate Seeks GOP Nomination Canyon County
Will Monk announces his candidacy for the nomination of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Canyon County Republican County Convention. He seeks nomination in the Republican party process and urges support.
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Republican County Convention
Canyon County
Will Monk
Laura Patton Seeks Republican Nomination for County Superintendent
Laura Patton announces her candidacy for the nomination of County Superintendent of Schools at the Republican Convention. The statement underscores her aim to lead the county's public schools and seeks party backing for the upcoming race.
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Coun
Ep Dsensen
Coun- S Vention
Laura Patton
Corbett Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Canyon County
B K Corbett of Caldwell Idaho declares candidacy for Sheriff subject to action of the Republican County Convention in Canyon County Idaho.
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Sherif
Reublican County
Canyon Unty
Idaho
B& K. Corbett
Caldwell
Republicans Push for Prohibition at Middleton Convention
The Tribune urges Canyon County Republicans to push for a strong statewide prohibition plank at the Middleton convention and to instruct delegates to secure a prohibition platform at the state convention. It argues prohibition unites voters, prohibits minors’ sale, and ensures a Republican legislature and sound governance.
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Tribune
Middleton
Canyon County
the Tribune
Republican Party
Idaho
Morrison touted as GOP candidate for Idaho attorney general
The Tribune reports ex governor John T. Morrison will accept the republican nomination for attorney general. It lauds his reputation and asks Canyon County to support him, arguing he is the strong, reliable choice for the office and a man the people and administration could depend on.
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Tribune
John T. Morrison
Idaho
Brady
Morrison
Canyon County
City sidewalks survey costs prompt call for reform
A city official questions the lump sum billing for sidewalk surveys, noting $168 spent in the last three months with no dates or locations specified. The critic urges a plan to survey multiple sidewalks under single dates to save money and improve clarity for the surveyor.
Ada County Republicans weigh independent ticket against local option
Report says disappointed Ada County Republicans consider an independent legislative slate that would oppose local option. The Tribune believes leading Republicans would resist, noting such a move would fail as many voters from other parties would unite with Republicans to support local option.
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Ada County
the Tribune
McDougall Nominated for Idaho Attorney General by Oneida Delegation
The Tribune reports D. C. McDougall of Oneida County is a Republican candidate for attorney general, subject to the state convention. He commands the Oneida delegation of 22 votes, has resided in Idaho 18 years, served as county attorney, and is a leading Southern Idaho lawyer. The Tribune commends him for favorable consideration and predicts he would run and serve well if elected.
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the Tribune
D. C. McDougall
Oneida County
Oneida
McDougall
Idaho
Insurgent Democrats Face Wallace Convention Pressure
Despatches show Bryan and Mack abandoning Nugent Stock brand Democrats to Dubois. Expectation of a Bryan or Mack representative to save Insurgents from destruction at the Wallace convention fades as the boss handles the program. Capital News envies Alexander scrap book for Mose candidacy remarks.
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Bryan
Mack
Nugent-Stockslager
Dubois
Governor Gooding Letter Sparks Caldwell Salvation Hope
The Tribune sees political salvation for Caldwell News in Governor Gooding's open letter to Fred T. Du Bois, hailed as democratic Moses. Where was Moses when the light went out?
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the Tribune
Caldwell News
Governor Gooding
Fred T. Dubois
Moses
Breshears Seeks Canyon County Sheriff Nomination
Caldwell resident T. M. Breshears visited Nampa yesterday discussing his candidacy for sheriff of Canyon County. He has no official backing yet, with BE K Corbett of Caldwell mentioned as a possible entrant.
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T. M. Breshears
Caldwell
Nampa
Canyon County
Mr. Breshears
BE. K. Corbett
Leader-Herald
Correction on Commercial Club sales day committee
The Tribune corrects last week’s report that the board released the entire sales day committee. Only the financial end was released and the members were Gipson Davis Burroughs. New appointees are Redway Hay and Little. Preparations proceed for a big sales day in September.
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the Tribune
The
Commercial Club
James Gipson
J. L. Davis
F. G. Burroughs
W. H. Redway
J. T. Hay
T. K. Little
Slaughter of Elk for Teeth Declares Bitter Root Threat
From Lewiston Idaho July 27 a Bitter Root forest meadow serves as a wintering ground for elk and other big game. Major F A Fenn reports about 600 elk here and warns that greedy hunters from the East remove teeth for sale, threatening extinction. He cites six elk carcasses found stripped of teeth in a small area.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Lochsa
Solway
F. A. Fenn
Bitter Root Forest
Major Fenn
Mejor Fenn
Montana
Harriman says Wheeling deal was to save railroad
Edward H Harriman defends a syndicate led eight million dollars in short time notes for Wheeling and Lake Erie as a move to avert receivership and stabilize railroads. He rejects a deep laid plot and notes Oriental trade decline while forecasting broader improvement in business conditions.
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Edward H. Harriman
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Syskioo Mountains
Wheeling
Harriman
Pacific
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grange Meeting and Talks on Cooperating Farmers
Caldwell Grange will meet at the Mason hall on Tuesday August 11 with readings by Mrs. Elias Nelson music by Mesdames Gipson Vaughn and Miss Anderson and a discussion on cooperation buying among farmers The piece also notes John Tucker of this county as a strong aspirant for state auditor and Canyon County’s desire for GOP support.
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Opportunity to reach business at minimal cost
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