Anti-Dubois Ticket Names Idaho Slates
The ticket lists C. O. Stockslager Blaine for senator J. L. Mc Cleer Kootenai for congressman Moses Alexander Ada for governor C. A. Boyd Bannock for lieutenant governor W. W. Snell Canyon for secretary of state F. Moore Latah for attorney general J. A. Bradbury Idaho for state auditor Miss Gertrude Noble Boise for school superintendent David L. Evans Oneida for treasurer Harry Moore Shoshone for mine inspector John C. Rice Canyon M. D. Mills Nez Perce T. C. Galloway Washington as presidential electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harry Moore
Shoshone
John C. Rice
Canyon
M. D. Mills
Nez Perce
T. C. Galloway
Washington
Anti-Dubois Platform Endorses Denver and Bryan Praise
The anti-Dubois platform backs the Denver platform and calls Bryan the greatest living Democrat. It supports Idaho constitutional law, direct senator elections, forest reserve policy with housing exclusions, a railway commission law, worker protections, a bank depositors fund, and condemns Republican state extravagance while pledging enforcement of law by its candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bryan
Idaho
Railway Commission
Anti-Dubois faction forms state slate in Idaho
In Wallace on August 7 the breakaway anti-Dubois group organized a convention, adopting a platform and a full state ticket except for supreme judges. Judge Stockslager was named U S senator and Moses Alexander of Ada county for governor. The faction then held a caucus to debate local option liquor, adopting a local option plank 106 to 66 after disputes and resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Dubois
Stockslager
Moses
Alexander
Ada County
Bolt K. I. Perky
Masonic Hall
Judge Stockslager
Hailey
F. G. Burroughs
Caldwell
Whitwell
Platform Committee
Liewauer
Latah
Hattabaugh
Idaho County
Donnelly
Bonner County
Thelatform
Pockhart
Bannock
Lockhart
McKinlay
The
C. H. Jackson
Shoshone
Freehafer
Wreck in Arkansas kills three on passenger train
An engine pulling San Francisco train No. 206 derailed 12 miles east of Imboden Arkansas early today. Three persons were killed four mail clerks badly injured and several passengers lightly bruised as the engine went over a 12 foot embankment dragging the mail baggage and smoking cars with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imboden
Ark
San Francisco
Here
Injun Shot by Sheriff Near Idaho Town
A drunken Indian named Soup Deepwater was shot in the right leg by Sheriff D. T. Quigley during arrest near Po catello after resisting. The bone was shattered and amputation may be needed. he was moved to Po catello General Hospital then to the Indian hospital at Ross Fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soup Deepwater
D. T. Quigley
Pocatello General Hospital
Howard
J. H. Bean
Ross Fork
Deepwater
Sherif Quigley
Ban nock Bank Cashier Eyes Creamery Plant Site
D W Church, cashier of Ban nock National Bank and Pocatello Commercial club member, received a letter from W F Jenson of Jenson Creamery Salt Lake proposing a large creamery plant in Pocatello. A 45 by 100 foot site is needed with sewer connections. preference is east side warehouse track or West Center near the river. Banker Church to discuss with citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Church
Bannock National Bank
Pocatello Commercial Club
W. F. Jenson
Jenson Creamery Company
Salt Lake
Gate City
Jenson
Pocatello
East Side
West Center Street
Banker Church
Stabbing in Saloon Leaves Greek Victim Hospitalized
In Pocatello two Greek men from Ogden quarrelled in the East Center saloon. Panaggios was stabbed in the upper back with a pocket knife after allegedly throwing rocks. Kapitanios is jailed facing assault with intent to murder charges. Panaggios to swear out complaint. both men were en route to work for the Short Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ris Panaggios
Bill Kapitanios
General Hospital
Howard
Kapitanios
Panaggios
Pocatello
Ogden
Nampa
Poto
Dubois Ticket Major Idaho 1896 State Positions Listed
United States senator William W. Woods is slated with congressman Frank Harris Washington. Governor W Whitwell of Salmon. Lieutenant Governor William Hunter. Secretary of State Jesse Walling. State auditor Frank J. McBride. State treasurer William M. Brown. Attorney general Edwin McBee. State superintendent Edna Gillespie. Inspector of mines John Pressley. Justice John M. Flynn. Presidential electors Henry Heitfeld Nez Perce Harry L. Day Shoshone and W H Lockhart Bannock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William W. Woods
Frank Harris
Washington
W. (. Whitwell
Salmon
William Hunter
Jesse Walling
Frank J. McBride
William M. Brown
Edwin McBee
Edna Gillespie
John Pressley
Supreme Court
John M. Flynn
Henry Heitfeld
Nez Perce
Harry L. Day
W. H. Lockhart
Bannock
Dubois Platform Endorses Denver Platform and Reforms
The platform endorses Bryan's nomination and denounces state administration corruption. It calls for direct primaries, municipal utilities, a strong employers liability law, conciliation of labor disputes, local option, initiative and referendum, recall, direct Senate election, a grain and warehouse commission, and separate elections for judiciary and school superintendents. It also advocates anti polygamy stand and limits church interference in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bryan
Oregon
United States
Grain and Warehouse Commission
Zeppelin Plans Dual Airships In New Enterprise
Count Zeppelin announced orders for a new airship and consideration of building two simultaneously on different models. A private investor has already placed 75000 dollars in support of the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrichshafen
Count Zeppelin
Canadian Pacific Prepared for Long Strike With Immigrant Workers
Winnipeg reports the Canadian Pacific is ready for a prolonged strike. Locomotives and rolling stock are in good condition as 300 Japanese mechanics arrive to aid shops. Sleeping cars are placed near shops for non union workers guarded by constables. Mass meetings occur while pickets monitor trains. Wheat supplies are not affected soon. the arbitration award is due next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
Pacific Coast
Canada
Ottawa
Battleship Fleet Nearing Auckland Under Stormy Seas
The Atlantic battleship fleet Dred is 360 miles from Auckland as Culgoa reports eleven knots through a heavy storm. The ships hold formation while Auckland decorates for the approaching American fleet and Parliament adjourns for visitors’ entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
Culgoa
Hampton Roads
Auto skid maims six on city outskirts
Speeding vehicle skidded on a slippery road outside Philadelphia late last night, tossing seven occupants from the car. Six were injured, one believed fatally, as the machine turned over after sliding a distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
North is solid for Taft and Brady says Lewiston banker
G W Thompson of Lewiston, a leading banker and Republican, says the north is solid for James H Brady for governor and that Taft and Brady will win big in the Pan handle. He notes a Democratic split helps the cause and that harmony exists in the state Republican ranks. Thompson came from Boise to Pocatello for private business and will return tonight after meeting Senator Borah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Taft
Brady
G. W. Thompson
Lewiston
Agaho
Pocatello
James H. Brady
Mr. Thompson
Panhandle
Thompson
Boise
Borah
Anti Dubois delegates enter convention amid debates
Wallace August 7 delegates loyal to anti-Dubois vote to enter the convention and present the five county protests to the credentials committee. Glen P. McKinley elected temporary chairman with J A Constan of Shoshone as temporary secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen P. McKinley
Freehafer
Lincoln County
McKinley
J. A. Constan
Shoshone
Barnum and Bailey Circus Draws 15000 to Pocatello Parade
In Gate City Idaho the Barnum and Bailey show drew about 15,000 spectators from tributary towns to Pocatello yesterday. The parade and performances thrilled crowds though a platform breaking injures a performer in the air thriller act, with no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Cardinal Gibbons Improves After Illness
Rome reports Cardinal Gibbons is much better this morning with intestinal trouble symptoms gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Professor Voelker to Lecture Tonight at Academy Auditorium
Prof Paul Voelker delivers a lecture at the Academy auditorium this evening at 8 15 on The Mastery of Des tiny. Public invited with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Voelker
Academy Auditorium
Protests Mark Credentials Committee Roll Call
Acredentials committee roll call prompted protests from Farmahill against contested counties. Dubois and Shoshone officials objected but protests were entered in each county as Stockslager spoke against gag rules. The convention adjourned to 3 pm, with detailed lists for Credentials and other committees including Bannock Bear Lake and Boise.
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Farmahill
Wourms
Dubois
Stockslager
Democratic Committee
Day
Shoshone
Surridge
Idaho
Bannock
H. Ruebelman
Bear Lake
D. A. Anderson
Cassia
J. B. Hitt
Bingham
A. T. Ryan
Custer
A. T. Gilgore
Blaine
C. H. Harvey
Elmore
Carl A. Davis
Boise
P. J. Smith
Fremont
R. FE. Hopkins
J. T. McDufff
A. H. Parker
Canyon
W. H. Throp
Kootenai
J. L. McClear
Latah
R. M. Walker
Lemhi
A. Kinzie
Nez Perce
G. W. Tannabill
Oneida
William Burke
Owyhee
W. Rock
Twin Falls
P. J. Holohan
Washington
F. BE. Smith
Order of Business
William Winehell
N. Just
William Winley
L. R. Walter
Bonner
E. Riggs
J. L. Swell
Bert Bascom
William Fountain
F. W. Ross
Mr. Mattacough
A. A. Darknell
William Hunter
Lincoln
O. B. Snyder
F. BE. Fogg
J. B. Dicken
Also Mentioned on This Page
Democrats
Anti-Dubois
House
Arkansas
Injun
West Center
W.C. Whitwell
Comde
Dubois Platform
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