Idaho Officials Shakeup and Controversy Under Governor Haines
The text reports Governor Haines moving to remove two state officials amid political clashes. It highlights Thomas Jolly and Barber as targets, with Barber later replaced by J.B. Gowen as state game warden. It covers Gowen’s background in Caldwell and public service roles, and notes friction with J. Wallis over Crescent baking powder’s state approval. The piece references Mr. Roberts and FranklinRoberts, with local reactions and questions about future appointments.
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Haines
Thomas Jolly
Atste Peniciney
Inc
Goveror Haines
Dy W. Davis
American Tally
Ms. Davis
Berber
Me. Barber
Wes
Harber
Bred R Reed
Te Couelud
Bayley
JB. Gowen
Idale
Caldwell Forwarding Co
GoWen
New England
Silla
Caldwell Su
Awerobiry
Conyers County
Caldwell
Chaserangs
Republican County Central
Idaho
Mr Gowen
Wallis
James H. Wallis
Jaques Manufacturing Co
Crescent Manufacturing Co
George P. McCabe
McCabe
Tao
Warerton
Arusta al
Crescenterry
Nistle
Crescent Company
Mr. Wallis
New Meadows Advance Faces Publisher Shakeup
A tumultous note outlines a change at the New Meadows Advance with Mr. Roberts as publisher. The piece hints at political alignments involving Bull Moosers and Republicans, suggesting a backlash and calls for fair governance amid local malcontents.
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Roberts
Ays Si New Meadiws
Rive New Meadows Advancy
Tha
Achine County
Cine Whicu
Fourth Party Emerges To Challenge Prohibition Bloc
A new political move, the Southeast Springs Fourth Party, forms to oppose the statewide prohibition push now dominating the Republican, Democratic, and Progressive camps. It seeks liberal votes against dry legislation, with Boise convention plans to nominate a full house and senate slate. The Home Rule advocates look for a platform distinct from major parties, while Prohibition forces respond with internal notes urging support for their statewide aims.
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Southeast Springs
Wahu Falls
Noray Galle
Ues
Beral
Nowe
Fies
Little Williams
Weve Party
Tribune
Mr Wan
Aterwine
Rex
Isley
Tbe
Nonin Hon Oo
Republican
Democrati
Proyreacive
Enougle
House
Senate
Mohgh Sieaiberg
Boise
Springer Declines Candidacy for Legislature
A Tribune interview reveals W. Springer declines a legislative bid, citing impracticality given current duties at college. He thanks supporters and emphasizes Idaho’s progress on education, temperance, and state needs, while noting his eight years of service and pride in Canyon County.
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Tribune
Spinger
Westerday
Springer
Yeaders
Idaho
Gerlarm
Canyon County
Boise and Idaho Water Projects Reported in June Issue
The June issue notes Boise and Idaho drainage work with high main canal flow reaching 240 second feet. Water demand was strong as lands above and below Deer Flat required irrigation. River levels rose to 2261 feet and expected higher flows may occur, but drought may reduce the river later. Weather remained warm, aiding early plowing and alfalfa cutting, with crop prospects described as good.
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Boise
Idaho
Deer
Ates
Jones 15 receives broad support in Canyon County
James R Uhormuphly canvasses southern Idaho counties praising Caldwell and Republican strength. He predicts nomination and notes public reception, urging unity to balance the ticket for Congress. He cites favorable shifts toward the Republicans and a potential cross-state ticket.
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Keloye
Cinidayy
Republican Wawpinigion Ts Feprewnanive
Caldwell Toeaday
Mr Wavery
Altogortier Wale
Thin City
Caldwell
James R
Congress
de Miller
Breweh
North Hake
Idaho
Hawley
Nugent
Edgington Seeks Idaho Lieutenant Governor Bid
George Edgington of Idaho Falls enters the race for lieutenant governorship as a Republican contender. He emphasizes local governance and state leadership experience in his campaign talk.
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George Edgington
Idaho Falls
Ogi Ta
Advertised Letters List for Caldwell Mail Week Ending July 2
The advertised letters at Caldwell Mail for the week ending July 2 include Sidney Benon Ji Kee Linda Thomas Be Wallace and others. This notice lists names awaiting pickup at the post office with recipients in care of Caldwell.
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M. Rall
Sidney Benon Ji
Kee
Linda
Thomas
Be Wallace
Company G Boys Leave for Camp Sunday Morning
The members of COG NG will head to camp Sunday morning and stay for about days 41 Gearheart.
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COG, NG
Rev W 3 Hawkes Suggested For Legislature
The Tribune reports a letter signed Constant Reaver proposing Rev WW Hawkes as a candidate for the legislature. The signature is criticized as late and of limited value, yet the author notes Hawkes' wide experience and deep knowledge of the needs of the state and county.
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Hawkes
Aul
Tlibate
Burglars Sentenced After Guilty Plea in Theft Case
Frank Mien pleaded guilty on Wednesday to burglary charges in the Fre Gearee thefts. The judge sentenced him to a term of years, with other co–defendants named and described as juvenile offenders. The case involved multiple locations and alleged accomplices, including at Nan Weehayy and Tobhed Me Caxh duwene.
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Frank Mien
Wernesiday
Huewlars
Anil
Pdwe
Bryan
HC Kater
Twila Yards
Disastrous Middleton Fire Strikes Hotel Building
A disastrous fire at Middleton damaged the hotel and nearby buildings during the early morning. It destroyed stock valued at thousands, with insurance listed and authorities criticized for city authority and communication delays before firefighting arrived.
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Phe
Abe Galten
Caldwall
Vies Hara
Suntaitien Navy
Gael
Wience
Cricismy of
Caldwell Ciktoorthan
Apie
Sriticiam Hottay
Madileton
Worden
Uberty
Tule
Mayer
Sylaeien
Middleton
Midleton West
Amani
Crucery
Boise
Berane
Mt Murphy
Tora
Lee Rogers Death By Own Action On Fourth of July
An evening gunfire incident on July Fourth ends in the death of Lee Rogers. Reports say shots were fired, Rogers was struck, and the event occurred at a residence where family and neighbors were present. Authorities indicate the death resulted from self-inflicted actions with no external foul play established.
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Lee Rogers
Perleivs Kowara
Hay
Hy Howe
Caldwell
Meibe
Awe
Calor
Irene Anit
Fire damages Caldwell building and stores report
Fire swept the Compton building and surrounding shops causing heavy losses. Affected premises include Middleteth Pharmacy and a clothing dresser shop. Wiring and heat caused by the blaze toppled displays and disrupted the block. Insurance estimates indicate substantial claims, with noted figures around 2100 and 1000 in losses.
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Caldwell
Compton
Irrigation Debate Prompts Congressmen to Act
A Caldwell Mara resident urges U S lawmakers to investigate irrigation for the Blick Canyon project. The farmer explains that land remains barren without water, citing experiences of settlers learning irrigation after years of hardship and drought.
Prominent Couple Married at Meade Farm Ceremony
A prominent Merward’s Ferry couple, Musleva Levy and Conway, were married in a private ceremony at Meade farm. Only immediate family attended the event, with the couple described as well born and connected to local farmers.
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Musleva Levy
Merward’s Ferry
Conway
Peaceful Valley
Ride Silay
Meade Farm
Mi Conway
Ome
Ho Farners
Feavefay Vabley
Volumunity
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Malo
Malvigie
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