Political conventions reveal party tensions and key nominations
The weekly review reports on state party gatherings where Democrats Republicans and Progressives vie for influence. It highlights chairmanship moves, potential governor candidates, and the anticipated Supreme Court appointment as Judge Tunwell and Judge Ailshie figure in political maneuvering amid health and campaign pressures.
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Gooding
Boise
Farmer
Prank Gooding
Haines
Paterson
Maines
Artores Vieneral Peterson
Rome
Jagr Anske Cine
Tunweil
Supreme Court
North Idaho
Altice Fenders
James FO Anshe
Rv Han
Crovernor Haines
Covernor Haines
Jude Nillti Sravet
Stewart
Ailchio
Dienes
Sullivani
Serine Ani Waposing
Jide
Tide
Ailchie
United States
Ailside
Senate
Ita Bailor
Jidge
Maho
Hhenmghout
Idaho
Idaho Supreme Court Upholds Public Utilities Commission
The Idaho Supreme Court ruled the public utilities commission constitutional and validly created, upholding acts granting the commission authority. The decision rejected claims that the commission exceeds legislative powers, affirming its role in regulating utility rates and operations while noting administrative delegation of reasonableness standards. The case, brought by Idaho Power and Light Co., challenges on grounds of regulatory excess and constitutional limits.
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Supreme Court At
Idaho
Airshie
Idaho Power and Light Co
Pocatulla
Twin Falls
Owl Company
Anialven
Yrhiak
Keite
Iitors
Fesafoivor
Mgain Js
Congress
Campbell May Run for County Commissioner
Campbell, a well known Canyon County figure, is urged by party friends to enter the race for county commissioner. Supporters say he has a strong record and could secure broad party backing, though he has not yet decided whether to run.
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Campbell
Friends of
Keeton
Willecome
Canyon County
Springer’s Advocacy for Canyon County Legislature Seat
Editor Caldwell Tribune endorses F E Springer for the next state legislature, arguing his loyal Republican record, scholarly attainments, and long service to Canyon County. The piece asserts Springer’s understanding of local tax burdens and his proven commitment to representing residents’ welfare in shaping statewide policy.
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Caldwell
Springer
Canyon County
Avenee
Avoner
Republican Platform Endorsed In Cross Party Accord
The Idaho Republicans meeting in Horseshoe Bend adopt a vigorous platform denouncing Democratic policies. They pledge tax reform rural credit highway funding and national unity while criticizing Democratic leadership and praising Senator William E. Borah for harmonizing the party.
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William E. Boral
Republican Party
Republ
Five Carloads of Horses and Mules Sold to Government
Five carloads of horses and mules were shipped to government forts in Montana and Texas. One carload of horses went from Caldwell to Fort Keough, Montana, and another from Ontario. The same day a carload of mules was sent to Al Montana, Texas. These horses and mules were bought from Gt Pur ner of this city.
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Montana
Texas
Caldwell
Fort Keough
Montavi
Ontario
Muteniy
Tex
Gt Purner
Big events planned for Lake Lowell Fourth of July
Lake Lowell prepares for large Fourth of July crowds with a full program of baseball games, concerts, dancing, boating and water sports. New pavilions, special rates, electric services and railway car arrangements aim to handle bigger crowds than last year, with sports racing and a spectacular night exhibit on tap.
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Lowell
Taut
Chautauqua Opens With Big Crowd and Festivities
Chautauqua opens amid a large turnout with welcome remarks by officials including Hon. Don Walters. The program features lectures by Doctor Fragh W. GnogaThis, Dr Omar E. Green, and others, with music and attractions throughout the day and evening events planned on the campus site.
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Welceme
Hon
Don
Mr. Walters
Fragh W
America
Poon Chow
Omar E. Green
Greayer
Mire
Willan Cialis
Bi U A
le A
Robsmeen
Verner Macian Waar
Uleir
Tribune contest grows more interesting by the day
The ongoing prize voting contest offers daily chances to win and urges readers to submit valid votes via subscriptions, with a close ballot at 6 pm July 1. Judges will award a $1000 prize to the top vote getter and a $10 word prize to a separate winner, with all votes counted through July 13.
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Avium
Tairness
Wiley
Jatin
Rite Dek
Cal
Ts Dalle Kiet Wilay
Geo
Anderson Co
McNair
Hecklons Cave
Horkin Harman Levy Store Hardware Co
Kali Clothing Co
Laughlin Vanlyning & Co
Wrieda Klerick
Minnie Vasold
Dorothy Des
Alice Golden
Dorothy Shetlabarger
Ruth Oliver
Gardner 18 Candidacy for County Treasurer
Gardner 18 seeks Republican nomination for county treasurer in Payette Valley. He is described as a strong local figure encouraged by neighbors to run. Announcement notes early date, pledges qualification, and reflects a political bid amid community support. Groceries will close the Fourth. Caldwll grocery stores will close all day Saturday July 4. Dr Darrow will West and cure several ailments.
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Ariner
Payette Valley
Iesith
Cme
Mec
Kardner
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