Idaho Delegates Regret Voting States Action at Convention
Idaho delegates labeled Wisconsin and West Virginia casting votes for Borah as most regrettable. Lynn Driscol of Boise called the move shameful despite Borah urging unanimous Landon support on the first ballot. Idaho still gave eight votes to Landon while Borah pushed for unity. Idahoans wore Kansas sunflowers and joined the London nomination celebration with figures like John Thomas and Lloyd Adams among the participants.
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John L. Wheeler
Cleveland
Idaho
Wisconsin
West Virginia
William E. Borah
Lynn Driscol
Boise
Borah
Alf Landon
Kansas
Landon
London
John Thomas
Lloyd Adams
Rexbury
Tom Heath
Preston
M. B. Mikkelson
Lewiston
Isle
Clark Files for Governor in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls Mayor B. W. Clark filed nominating petitions for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He argued that cooperative effort has solved light and water issues, employment, taxes, and public improvements in Idaho Falls and urged a cooperative state administration to benefit all regions.
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Idaho Falls
B. W. Clark
Boise
Work starts on new hotel in Sawtooth resort area
Sixty men labor at Ketchum Idaho to build a 120 room winter resort hotel. Union Pacific plans a $500000 investment with 712 miles of power lines and 500000 tons of lumber from sawmills. The resort aims to open by year end with 300 horsepower electric service and ski slides. H C Mann of Omaha supervised. Carl R Gray visited this week.
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Ketchum
Idaho
Sawtooth
Union Pacific Railway
West Coast Power Company
Bids Called on Roads In Idaho
Federal reclamation bureau adverts for bids to relocate roads at the Island Park reservoir on the Upper Snake river project Idaho. Bids open at 10 a m July 2 in Ashton Idaho. Work includes 44500 pounds of reinforcement bars 548 feet of pipe and 10.9 miles of road grading.
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Denver
Federal Reclamation Bureau
Island Park Reservoir
Snake River
Idaho
Ashton
Borah Still Enigma in 1936 Campaign Ambiguity
Idaho Senator Borah returned to Washington as a defeated nominee and remains indecisive on Landon’s gold standard plank. He criticized gold standard moves but kept his endorsement conditional awaiting Landon’s interpretation of the platform. Borah’s stance reflects his belief that the candidate is the platform and he may delay a final decision for days.
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Senator Borah
Washington
Lloyd A. Lehreas
Associated Press
Cleveland
Borah
Landon
Akron
Ohio
Idaho
Lamndon
Kansas
Resolutions Committee
William Allen White
Mark Hanna
Tion
London
Bost
Republican Party
Lookout Is Kept For Two Bodies
Boise reports a sharp lookout for two CCC enrollees believed drowned with an army officer after a car plunged into Arrowrock reservoir a week ago. Lieut. H. D. Leslie of Belle Fourche S D commanding Twin Springs CCC camp has been recovered along with the automobile. Missing are Joseph Edgar of Underwood North Dakota and Gordon Nielson of Washburn North Dakota.
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Gordon Nielson
Washburn, N. D
Local Cloudiness Patch Follows Fairer Nights and Saturday
Temperatures stay above normal with fair conditions giving way to local cloudiness at night and on Saturday. No precipitation expected and skies gradually brighten by late day on Sunday.
Idaho Osteopaths Open Twenty-First Convention
Osteopaths from across Idaho gather in Idaho Falls for the twenty first annual Idaho Osteopathic association convention. Dr W S Warner of Idaho Falls serves as president and about 25 delegates from southern and western Idaho have registered by noon. Banquet planned tonight and officers to be elected at 3 pm tomorrow.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Idaho Osteopathic Association
W. S. Warner
Idaho Pioneers to Celebrate 76th Birthday in Franklin
Franklin Idaho prepares for its 76th birthday celebration Monday with two aging founders Mrs Mary Chadwick Hull 92 and John Corbridge 94 as honored guests. They will be introduced at a banquet honoring pioneers from 1860 to 1864 while Governor C Ben Ross speaks. Captain George W Smith former Pocatello police officer acts as police chief in place of Elderston attending a peace officers convention in Portland Oregon.
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Franklin
Idaho
Guess
Mary Chadwick Hull
Whitney
Logan
John Corbridge
Preston
Utah Line
C. Ben Ross
George W. Smith
Pocatello
J. L. A Elderston
Portland
Oregon
Baby Idaho Title Sought for Pocatello Parade
Entries for the Days of Old For Hall grand prize baby show and parade in Pocatello July 2 to 5 are flowing into the Chamber of Commerce. Over 25 entries have been received, with no entry fee. The Davis triplets vie for Baby Idaho of 1936 as Bryan Blackhurst chairs the beauty contest. additional entrants include Maurice Lee Terry, Ralph Beckel, Edward Eugene Jenkins and others aged from 6 to 60 months.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ant Rapid Pace
Vern Newcombe
Pocatello
Davis Triplets
R. T. Beckel
Edward Eugene Jenkins
J. A. Jenkins
Joseph
Donald, Jr
J. A. Young
Denay Charles Mitchell
Baby Show Entries Open For Children Aged Six Months To Five Years
A list of eligible contestants includes Glenda Lee Bricker Richard Lloyd Davis Patricia Ann Evans Legrande Graham Jr Alma Wayne Jones William Mitchell Lowell Dean Minardi Lois Kelly Ramon and Gerald Scott Lowe Beverly Joan Zaccardi James Thomas Shirley Jane Viola Karas Jane Julia and Jewell Mary Alice Kellow Wilford Hermansen Patricia Dee Troescher Charles Guy Piver Any baby six months to five years may enter with either parent registering entries close soon entries do not require bringing the baby to registration
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C. A. Mitchell
Glenda Lee Bricker
R. L. Bricker
Richard Lloyd Davis
T. M. Davis
Patricia Ann Evans
E. J. Evans
Legrande Graham, Jr
F. L. Graham
Alma Wayne Jones
E. Zaccardi
James Thomas
Shirley Jane
L. G. Wilson
Viola Karas
Jane
Julia
Jewell
C. H. Davis
Mary Alice Kellow
Pocatello
Wilford Ivo Hermansen
W. Hermansen
Patricia Dee Troescher
E. C. Troescher
Charles Guy Piver
Charles Piver
Idaho cattle man and merchant dies in Utah visit
Henry Moroni Olmstead aged 49, of Los Angeles and former Idaho cattle man, died in Salt Lake City of a heart ailment. He once ran a ranch and later owned a hotel and clothing store in Driggs, Idaho. From 1907 to 1910 he served a mission for the Latter Day Saints in Idaho and Montana, and he had come to visit relatives three weeks earlier.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Henry Moroni Olmstead
Los Angeles
Idaho
Olmstead
Driggs
Latter Day Saints
Montana
Caldwell Man Dies From Personal Safety Related Gunshot Wounds
Caldwell, June 12. Fred Edwin Caldwell, 58, died at his home in the Sunny Slope farming area from gunshot wounds described by Deputy Harold Meyer as personal safety related. He died last night.
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Sunny Slope
Here
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