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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
5
Unclear readable text mentions acts and reforms affecting local governance. No concrete persons, places, or dates established. Further readable details needed to form a precise card.
A draft editorial argues Col Roosevelt’s bid for an independent movement threatens the Republican Party. It asserts two-party governance under the Constitution and predicts defections, urging Republicans to rally for November to restore the party’s power and the country’s safety. It denounces Roosevelt’s ambition as dangerous to national institutions.
The passage argues widespread corruption and economic injustice in the country. It questions Col. Roosevelts aim and suggests he should join the Democratic party, predicting voters will recognize their interests well before the November election.
The Tribune argues the political climate has improved for Republicans in Idaho. It predicts a strong ticket led by Gov candidate Haines and O. M. Van Duyn, with Morrison excluded. It praises judges Stewart or Budge, endorses a broad party slate, and calls for tax policy reforms and extended land project payments.
The platform defends local option law and endorses direct election of senators. It praises Taft as a west-friendly president and cites support for western issues such as the Borah Jones three-year homestead bill and reclamation acts. It notes the restoration of 100000 acres of Idaho school lands.
A general discussion on rainfall, crop reports, and the farmer’s mindset. The piece compares farming to fishing, noting that endurance and patience amid changing weather bring eventual success. It argues steadiness in one place yields results as natural forces align.
Disjointed remarks critique platform behavior, bribery notions, and candidate perks. Mentions Jewish killings in Russia, education, dressmaking culture, vice presidency eligibility, Milwaukee doctors, Harry Thaw, and schoolchildren tied to civic duties. Ends with notes on errands and a school play mix.
A fragmented summary notes Roosevelt's stance on awards, calls for private discussions on business matters, and views the national party conventions as flawed forums. It mentions Sam Miythe labeling the GOP convention a funeral, and Republicans hinting Idaho’s John Haines may win the gubernatorial nomination.
John L Davis edits Mark Bates paper during Marks absence, producing a lively local edition in Parma. Chas W Dempster announces candidacy for lieutenant governor promising to expedite legislature, economize expenses, and rely on a strong record. Canton to meet tonight for officer elections, all members urged to attend.
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