GOOD TIMES TO HOLD THE TONGUE AND SOCIALISM OBJECTION
The piece attacks Socialists and Socialists as a class lacking prestige abroad and ignorant of their own words. It argues for contempt of socialist rhetoric and urges restraint in expressing views toward government, warning that in trouble socialists should temper their tone. It portrays government authority as sacred and cautions against vulgar critique during national strain.
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Soelatiam
Wodern Stinding
Lider
Chasing Itself Around the Bush at State Land Board
The Tribune weighs the State Land Board tumult as Heber Q. Hale returns as an officer while George A. Day resigns. The paper predicts further moves, questions the board’s motives, and likens the cycle to chasing a circle around a bush, noting public disgust and political expediency.
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the Tribune
State Land Board
Ford
Heber Q. Hale
George A. Day
Hale
Day
Jonker
Milieh
Usho
Shor
Hughes 15 Good Enough for Roosevelt
Article argues Roosevelt will support Hughes and bolster the Republican ticket. It asserts Roosevelt cannot accept Progressive nomination, backs Hughes, and predicts Hughes wins broad independent and party support, reviving GOP strength as in 1908.
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Hughes
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Ha
National Committee
Progressive Party
Mughen
Minghes
Steve Axelf
Hinghes
Jon
Promise Party
Republican Party
Primary divisions expose Borah tied to reform
A fragmented Republican meeting fails to unite on direct primary reform as Senator Borah advocates it. The article notes party fear of action, claims Borah’s honesty and independence empower his stance, while others scramble to align with or oppose his conviction.
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Ree
Borah
Polly Jonine
Senator Borah
Ian
Herve
Direct primary criticism and Huston’s potential bid
The piece argues against party responsibility under the direct primary, suggesting it empowers opportunistic politicians. It notes Senator Borah’s influence, praises Huston as a potential state auditor candidate, and questions the wisdom and costs of the direct primary system for the many ordinary politicians who benefit from it.
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Republican Party
Huston
Ian
Allen
Lawsuits and Chautauqua Reflections on Justice and Enjoyment
The text argues private legal aid societies ease poverty on trial by providing advice funds and support to ensure access to justice, while noting debates on public takeover and cost reduction. It then shifts to a critique of a Chautauqua season, its entertainment value and public expectations, concluding attendees felt they received value despite mixed program quality.
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Towo
Hughes Will Select His Own Cabinet
Speculation grows that Hughes will win and appoint the cabinet himself. The piece argues a strong, capable panel is essential, predicting Rout as secretary of state if Republicans prevail and noting past presidents favored ministers of strong ability. It emphasizes Hughes will fill his cabinet with top talent from the party.
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Hughes
Sir. Hughes
Rout
Taft
Supreme Courts
Roosevelt
New York
Amed
Tyana
Daniels
Urlesons
Wilson
Prinestun
Lincoln
Harriton
McKinley
Tate
Forth the Resources and Advantages of Homer and Boundary Counties
A clipped item highlights Homer and Boundary Counties with focus on resources and advantages. The piece credits local publishers for the edition and hints at development in North Idaho. The readable text emphasizes regional growth and potential benefits for residents.
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Homer
Boundary
North
Idake
Pitiless Publicity in the Election Era
A critique asserts government secrecy and press manipulation surround public affairs and campaigns. It denounces pitiless publicity, arguing officials hide actions behind closed doors while seeking favorable coverage, and warns voters to scrutinize officeholders and private interests amid political rhetoric.
Trike policy on ticketing and public service terms
The text questions why Trike does not engage its traders to vote on tickets and why it treats all tickets the same to ensure regional parity and public service standards. It argues taxpayers must bear inspection costs and comply with public fay and policy requirements.
Dorman Buys Cattle and Sees Delays in Oregon
W H Dorman and son Ive Deer visit Portland and Central Oregon in Caldwell Cattle Co interests. A large consignment of four carloads of cows and calves loaded at Condon. Henry Jr. delayed 40 hours at Reho due to washouts west of Pendleton. Dorman notes backward crops in Condon and Wossit regions amid low moisture. Meets Claude Maxey, new Caldwell citizen, working as a clerk in Fossil's largest mercantile firm.
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W. H. Dorman and
Portland
Orcett
Caldwell Attle Co
Mr. Dorman
Caldwell
Condon
Oregon
Menry, Jr
Reho
Pendleton
Dorman
New Caldwell
Claude Maxey
Fossil
Mr. Maxey
Claud Remembered By Friends Across States
Oregon readers note with fondness that Claud is remembered by many friends and family across Idaho and beyond. Messages of warmth, good health, and lasting friendship are shared as he and his loved ones enjoy peaceful days.
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Oregon
Claud
Idaho
Presbyterian Church Schedules Union Service and Simple Sermon
Next Sunday the Presbyterian Church will host a morning sermon on Simplicity followed by a community service. Sunday school starts at 10:30 a.m. in the community house, with Junior Endeavor at 3:30 p.m. The Young People are invited to attend the evening union service preached by Rev. Mr. Dark. The church addition has its roof on and is being pushed forward.
Payette and Caldwell to clash at Recreation Park next Sunday
Payette leaders of the Oregon league and Caldwell meet at Recreation Park next Sunday afternoon. The Payette aggregation has not lost a game this season, defeating Nampa and Ontario, and the matchup is expected to be the best played here this season. The game will be called at o'clock.
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Payette
Oregon
Caldwell
Recreation Park
Nampa
Ontario
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Vichuye Dem
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Washington
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Terry & McGee
All Things Cement
Caldwell, Idaho
Caldwell Dry Goods Co
Bates Formuelor
PA Gughime
Ferndale
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