Judiciary Out of Politics in Idaho District Race
The Caldwell bar endorses Judge Ed Bryan for Seventh Judicial district judge, urging the office be nonpartisan as the state and editorial demand. Bryan, popular and fair, has served two terms with satisfaction, and supporters say GOP Canyon County should reward neutral, law abiding tenure.
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Idaho
Expion
Caldwell
Ed Liryan
Uryan
Supreme Court of
Canyon County
Eotenery Index
Henef
Wejetn Party
Sed Rasa Be
Andinton Bar Hae
Tn Ton Fae
Dintver
Winder
Bhicame
Bryan
Canyon Courty
Dr Frank Heer Nominated for Idaho Land Office
The Tribune reports a formal demand on Democratic headers in Idaho to fill the vacancy at the Noise land office with Dr Frank Heer of Silver City. Heer, praised as educated and experienced, has ties to Silver City, former DeLamar schools superintendent, and Owyhee probate judge role. his nomination is presented as timely and well suited.
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Tribune
Idaho
Sun
Wilton
Frank & Heer
Silver City
Conan
Heer
Ull
Heerje
Isao
Il 4
Ferret
Fred Gret
DeLamar
Jude
Oveyhee
Register of the Land Office
Owyhee County
Farrer
Ine
United States
Drr
Fusion 18 Fusion With Parties Sparks Utah Political Rift
Fusion with the Democratic party aims to propel a Democrat to the senate and house while the Progressive faction led by Col. Roosevelt opposes Wilson. The tactic is seen as a step toward disintegration with claims of graft and a push to reshape the Supreme Court and federal offices.
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Progressives
Democrate
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Jefear
Reed Smont
Col. Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Utah
Democratic Party
Senate
House
Representative
Congress
Roosevel
Ural
Hecker
Litah
Columbia
Roosevelt
Aun
Economic Depression Claim Stresses Psychology Over Policy
The article argues business mood is a psychological issue, citing Dunn's Review and 1914 to 1913 comparisons. It notes rising imports and falling exports as factors, with $45,420.80 liabilities in five months and 19xx losses, asserting low confidence despite Wilsonian policy.
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Wilson
Dunn
Democratic Congress
Uncertain Leadership Atop The Wilson Administration
The passage critiques President Wilson, arguing he lacks confidence and cannot inspire trust. It warns the administration’s approach equals failure and suggests humiliation may result from clinging to flawed theories. The speaker targets Wilson and mocks the Princeton schoolmaster for prideful insistence on his views.
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Wilson
Princeton
Voters Seek Specific Economic Promises From Candidates
The Tribune urges candidates to outline exact plans for economy and efficiency. It warns generic pledges won’t satisfy voters and calls for detailed, office-specific proposals on how economies will be achieved and funded.
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The
Tribune
Shel Y Umn
Chaumwa gus Cove Season Tickets Offer
The community urges purchase of season tickets priced at 250 dollars each for Chaumwa gus Cove events. With 600 tickets guaranteed, buyers save by purchasing early to secure admission and a fall savings for Caldwell residents.
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Caldwell Sirty
Hilaene
Tribune
Caldwell
Pointe
Death of J A Goldsmith Ends Noted Local Figure
J A Goldsmith died Sunday after a long career in aviation era and local business. He led the trade mare department of W H Redway, later left to enter the sheep business, then returned to construction work. Widely liked and charitable, he influenced many and is mourned by friends and employees. The Tribune extends sympathy to his family.
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Aire
W. H. Redway
the Tribune
Fragmented near unintelligible Telegraph digest of political clashes
The passage folklorishly condemns Woodrow Wilson and Bryan as it blames them for exploiting public office to boost campaigns. It cites Idaho insiders and press outlets while railings against prohibition and party tactics. The text meanders through names and claims without a clear narrative or verifiable detail.
Curoulty and Flirtation Tales From a Porous Page
A fragmentary collage from the Philadelphia Record mixes jokes about flirtation age and women with stray notes on librarians, readers and gossip. It references a souvenir card and jokes about young men, and hints at broader cultural chatter. The text includes quoted exchanges, stray names, and assorted captions reflecting early 20th century humor.
F Stone Candidate for County Attorney in Caldwell Primary
Caldwell city attorney and Idaho commissioner F Stone seeks the county attorney post. He has four years as a U S commissioner, two years as Parma village attorney, and is known regionally. A Minnesota graduate with Idaho experience, Stone emphasizes tax reform study and service to Canyon County.
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Caldwell
F. Stone
United States
Parma
Arma
Me Stone
Can You
Univerity
Minnesota
Idaho
Palttal
Iaho
Canyon County
Canyon County, Mr. Stone
Parma Review
May Fever Hay Fever Causes and Home Remedies
May fever is described as a common seasonal allergy affecting rich and poor alike. It discusses causes including mucous membrane sensitivity, pollen from flowers and weeds, hay, and environmental irritants, with emphasis on hygiene and nervous system strain. Cure tips include climate change, rest, dust-free environments, and a healthful diet plus regular hygiene practices.
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Ay de R. Daniels
Mount Ani Ai
Village Names Debate Prompts Sigeworth to Limedale
In Der byshire England villagers urge renaming Sigeworth to Limedale at a town meeting. The discussion features a speaker promoting the change and a cubist remark about a painting of a girl by a brook, reflecting local character.
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Sigeworth
Derbyshire
England
Limedale
Mugsworth
Dee Tity
Yong
Lousville
Contier Journal
First United States Senator Appears in Primary Contest
A fragmentary article outlines the upcoming primary on September 14 with details on candidate ballots for judges and party rules. It notes two ballots per voter for different party lines and explains first and second choice voting, while listing key dates such as nominating periods and state conventions.
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Tim
United States
Dhe
Adyone
Cailtad Sistes Ncutwrs
Tesla
Lewislake
Toter
Arcand
Supreme
Curt Il
Nise
Primary election plans and delegate conventions in Idaho
The article outlines how primary elections and delegate conventions will be conducted in Idaho. It notes that the county central committees shape platform adoption and that county delegates will meet to endorse the statewide plan on a specified date.
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Pocatello Tribune
Idaho
Thullanoek Couuty
Wlavarm
Hokioffow
Fragmented OCR Note Describes Daughters and Cartel Mines
A partial OCR text references Bertha and several daughters, mentioning cartel mines and a cryptic exchange. The readable lines suggest a narrative focus on people tied to mining or cartel activity, with no clear event date or location. The fragment lacks coherent context to form a complete news item.
Unclear text fragment prompts investigation note
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled query style lines with references to location and names but lacks coherent facts. No identifiable person, place, event, or date can be established from the readable content.
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