Parade plans progress for Days of Old Fort Hall event
The Days of Old Fort Hall parade committee chaired by B. A. McDevitt reports rapidly incoming entries from Union Pacific stages National Parks Airways Troy Laundry National Laundry East Idaho Brewing O. P. Skaggs and Boy Scouts of America, with rules limiting entries to decorated floats and limiting cars per sponsor.
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Old Fort Hall
B. A. McDevitt
Union Pacific Stages
National Parks Airways
Troy Laundry
National Laundry
East Idaho Brewing Company
O. P. Skaggs
Boy Scouts of America
Chamber of Commerce
Young Demos To Hear Clark At Lava Hot Springs
Rep. D. Worth Clark will address the Young Democratic clubs at Lava Hot Springs on July 24. Ewart Evans announces the Bannock County GOP chair. A district meeting is planned with J. P. Mix calling the session and district coordinator to be elected.
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D. Worth Clark
Lava Hot Springs
Ewart Evans
Bannock
Lava Springs
J. P. Mix
Jensen and Hall file petitions for county posts in primaries
Henry Jensen of Tyhee submits a Democratic petition for county commissioner district 3 ahead of the August primaries. Arthur W. Hall, the county coroner, also files to seek reelection in the Democratic primaries.
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Henry Jensen
Tyhee
Arthur W. Hall
Platform Highlights in Roosevelt Re election Campaign
Philadelphia June 26 The platform outlines a Democratic program for a republic of opportunity. It pledges action on family protection housing unemployment relief and old age security. It targets farmers workers consumers and business with plans for rural electrification antitrust enforcement disaster aid and coordinated unemployment remedies.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Army of America
The American People Choose Between Two Paths
The text outlines legislative aims tied to constitutional clarification, expanded civil service merit system for non policy roles, civil liberties protections, sound national finance, reduced government costs, and a peace oriented foreign policy. It stresses neutrality, tariffs via mutual agreements, and relief through public works at prevailing wages, culminating in a stark election choice for the American people.
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League of Natons
In Concert Wallace Seeks Farm Plank Emphasis
The speech stresses farm policy while deemphasizing holding companies. Radical planks such as Towns end old age pension plan production for use plan and government ownership of the munitions industry are largely omitted.
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Wallace
Economic planks span party contrasts in discussion
The excerpt contrasts a Republican administration’s history of privileging groups with a Democratic administration’s aim to establish equal economic opportunity for all, noting the absence of gold or silver references in the monetary plank and the lack of World Court or League of Nations mentions in foreign affairs. It also notes no "crop insurance" mention in the chapter on agriculture.
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World Court
League of Nations
Spangler Pans Robinson Over New Deal Frankness
Harri son E. Spangler, director of the Republican western headquarters, condemned Senator Joseph T. Robinson in his convention speech for endorsing a Washington dictatorship. He argued Robinson exposed a benevolent tyranny and hinted at a major New Deal project aimed at promoting national health.
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Chicago
Harrison E. Spangler
Joseph T. Robinson
Washington
Spangler
Robinson
Happiness Boys and Parley Farley Mentioned in Debate
Fragmentary note identifies the so called happiness boys with two figures named as Parley and Farley within a political debate. It implies a broader discussion of party or postmaster general figures in the period context.
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Piness
Happiness Boys
Parley
Farley
Police Court Notes H G Berryman Charged With
Police court notes report H G Berryman charged with a misdemeanor in a local case. Details of the charge and hearing were not fully provided in the accessible text.
Court records show unusual charges and bonds
In police court today overtime parking forfeited a $1 bond. C A Seeling, jailed on an intoxication charge, was transferred to the county on a vagrancy charge with $100 bond. Seeling was arrested in the post office after refusing to leave, saying several men were after him.
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C. A. Seeling
Seeling
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