Recall of State Land Board Dismissal Sparks Debate
The Des Moines Tribune notes Hale’s removal from the State Land Board was labeled political by Governor Alexander. Newspapers hint at reconsideration, while urging the board to stand by its action and warning reinstatement could invite charges of Mormon influence and political pressure.
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Heber
Habe
State Land Board
Allere
Alexander State
Desgres
Hale
Politiv
Lute
Find Board
Tribune
Uate
Male
Unce
Dahota
Auch
Antill
Helier Q. Hale Wan
Alexander
Emme Alexander
Symbol of a Mental State at the Progressive Convention
A delegate at the Progressive convention erupts in wild behavior around Theodore Roosevelt, described as a whirling dervish amid frenzied crowd atmosphere. The piece questions causes from crowd psychology to fanaticism and labels the scene a stark contrast to ordinary civility.
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Col
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Fuxay
Wasey Hineell
State Platform Conventions in Boise Discuss Party Policies
The state parties convene in Boise on Tuesday June 27 to outline government policies guiding state officers and general election candidates. The piece critiques vague platforms and calls for explicit pledges on honesty, economy, efficiency, and land board reform, urging concrete costs, savings, and methods.
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Boise
Wort Party
State Land Board
Republican Party
Thas
Alate
Wrynos
We Want Clear Plans From State Office Seekers
The Tribune argues for concrete, definite plans from Republican and Democratic candidates. It urges the party platform to specify aims and methods rather than vague pledges about efficiency and honesty, noting voters deserve clear procedures and practical proposals.
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Tribune
Tate
Ice
Republican Party
Democrate
Mexico Crisis Spurs U.S. Readiness and Guard Deployment
The article argues that Mexican turmoil demands U.S. support and possible intervention. It notes the mobilization of the National Guard across regions proving the seriousness of the Mexican situation and endorses the President's actions as prudent, though not yet implying immediate intervention.
National Guard readiness praised after presidential call
The national guard spirit is strong as volunteers promptly answered President Wilson’s summons. Citizens were slow to mobilize before but now recognize the need for full military preparedness. Those who reported celebrate their duty as worthy citizens of the republic.
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National Guard
Hays
Presiden Wilson
Venefcient
Glynn Keynote Speech At St Louis Convention
Martin Glynn, New York governor, delivered a vigorous keynote at the St. Louis convention. He reviewed the Wilson administration, contrasted it with prior regimes, and defended U S pride and antiwar stance while critics cautioned against overcrediting his comparisons. The speech impressed some as a strong national defense address and drew mixed reactions from opponents.
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Martin Hl. Glynn
New York
Willison Suler
Tammany Hall
St. Louis
Glyn
Willison
Glyon
Wilson
Bistwey
Glynn
United States
America
Serocratic Convention Recriminates President Wile Son
The Serocratic convention adjudges President Wile son and Vice President Marstath. The gathering is described as a very tame affair, deemed a funeral by Col Garvey, reflecting a somber tone.
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Wileson
Marstath
Col. Garvey
Fragmentary note on Caldwell trust and Captain Cupp’s forces
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Caldwell trust and Mn Wo R. Cun veill Lee giving command to Captain Cupp. It praises Cupp as a strong, capable leader and indicates readiness to act in a military matter with firm reputation and support in Boise.
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Cicene
Caldwell
R. Cunveill Lee
Cupp
Conan
Boise
Wall Street Bets On Calm Election Outlook In 1924
The New York financial district remains optimistic about the upcoming presidential campaign. Bank earnings, railroads, and manufacturing show strength as industrial activity, labor demand, and stock prices firm. International loans and Canadian gold shipments loom as factors shaping the money market, with American securities affected by British treasury moves and foreign financing activity.
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New York
Wall Street
Iam
Font St Tower
American Motors Corporation
United States Steamship Company
Morse
Europe
Wales
International Mercantile Marine
Mathet Artium
Boll Cinnow
Tve
Felverahiy
Wythuny
Canada
Lenin
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Long
Kanaan Cy Funks
New Foundland
Hassia
Pabie
Newfound- Tawl
Lee, Livwinson & Co
Wi. A. Reed & Co
Hie
Newhaunilacd
Thuis
Hue
Uritien Lonpire
Newboandiant
Oriest
York Powerfil
Hn Alko
Itwial
Armertinn
York
Didtary
Road District 13 criticizes Hickok over road work report
In a letter to the Tribune, a taxpayer accuses road overseer Hickok of graft and misused funds, citing payments to a nonresident worker, kickbacks, and improper accounting. The writer urges the resignation or removal, claims a special road tax is unjust, and attacks a financial censor for alleged bias amid local freeze impacts and garden losses.
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Caldwell Tribuner
Soul
Hickok
Hickey
Aso
Pratt
Four Farm
Blackfoot
Finageial Cenguren
Bisiriet
New Government Standard Desk Sizes Adopted
The article notes a government policy setting twelve standard desk sizes for executive departments. It specifies square blue field elements and fixed proportions, with fourteen of the thirteen inches and various measurements mandated by the order. The target aligns with the White House enterprise and official layouts.
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Mog
Wikzan Bag
Gust
Cory
Sean
Early Toritan Valley reminiscence of settlers records
Fragmentary notes describe Mr Schnabel and his family as among the eldest settlers and preservers of local records. The text mentions authentic horses and journals from the Journal Valley Express, though details are unclear and portions are garbled.
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Toritan
Schnabel
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