Republicans Expand Lead In State Legislature and Idaho Race
Early returns show a widening Republican majority in the legislature and a strong showing for French in Congress. Idaho results are mixed with several districts still undecided as counties like Owyhee and Bear Lake report doubt. total net majority 6775 on joint ballot with five district judges elected including Ralph Morgan and O. O. Steele.
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David L. Evans
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Idaho County
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Lewon
Wallace N. Sales
Idaho and nearby returns show Republican legship leads
Nov 6 reports from Nez Perce, Kootenai, Canyon and other counties indicate strong Republican majorities in state offices and legislative tickets. French Morrison Gibson Turner Coffin Bagley Scott and Stevens lead in multiple districts with gains noted as precincts report. Idaho county updates hint at mixed county results and possible Democratic probate and auditor in Rathdrum.
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Nez Perce
Congress
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Morrison
Stevens
Gibson
Turner
Coffin
Bagley
Scott
Bell
Ailahie
Crum
Thomas
Black
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Steele
Morgan
Yost
Reid
Ashley
Flint
McBee
Taldwell
Ida
Canyon County
Hutchinson
Airshie
Fogg
Hunt
Adams
Bassett
Culver
Callahan
Oeflin
Coltman
Nordquist
Stewart
Harris
Boise
Idaho
Hutchingon
Airsbie
Nordquit
Harria
Griffith Safe as Sheriff Race Dominates Bannock County Returns
City election results show Griffith leading Ellis by a margin near 40 in sheriff contests with two missing precincts Mink Creek and Salt River expected to add 14 to 20 more to Republican totals. County ticket tallies list Stevenson 1831 Kirchett 1668. Jensen 1822 Fisher 1578 Hunt 1899 Thatcher 1589. Hyde 1780 Morrison 1650 Delkeer 1718 Hendricks 1773. Larkin 1759 Call 1677. Gorton 1810 Hershey 1605. Johnston 1787 Nowlin 1601. Condon 1500 Harmer 2100. Barlow 1879 Beckstead 1563. Bean 1781 Roeker 169? Sonnenkalb 1816 Roeder 1616.
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Call
Congress returns show Republicans likely control House
Early returns from the congressional elections indicate the Republicans will hold a solid majority in the next House, with estimates showing about 204 to 179 seats, a 25 seat edge. A final tally across districts remains to be certified, and full results are expected to determine the precise delegation.
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Republicans Sweep Shoshone County In Early Returns
In Wallace on November 7 with only five precincts heard, Republicans lead in every state and county race. Notable margins include Governor Morrison 454, Secretary Gibson 685, Attorney General Bagley 591, and Sheriff race up to 758 with an expected rise to about 800.
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Joe
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Boni De Castellane Votes in Chamber of Deputies Upset
In Parin on November 7, a Chamber of Deputies debate ended with a 278 to 285 vote invalidating Count Boni De Castellane's election to the house. He faced charges of buying his election and using charity for election purposes, which he denied as false.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Friday Night Entertainment and City Council Actions
Entertainments include a W. O. W. Orchestra dance at St. Josephs Hall and James Boys in Missouri at the Auditorium. The council discussed an ordinance on landlord regulation and fire hydrant interference, referred it to the city attorney, and left the Cleveland avenue sidewalk ordinance for next meeting before adjournment.
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St. Joseph's Hall
James Boys
Missouri
Lane
Cleveland Avenue
Don Arana Trial Opens Over Roosevelt Cable Message
At Bilbao the trial of Latino Arana leader of the Autonomist Party in the Basque provinces begins. Prosecutors seek eight years imprisonment for a cablegram to President Roosevelt congratulating him on Catan inde endence.
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Mining King Balliet Sentenced to Fine and Jail
Des Moines November 7 Judge Monger refused a new trial for Letson Balliet known as the Mining King. Balliet must pay a $1000 fine and serve one year in county jail after being convicted of using the U S Mails for fraudulent purposes. He bought the White Swan mine at Baker City Oregon in 1900 and raised over $80 000 from investors while none went to the mine. Balliet gave notice of appeal. The case has cost the government about $50 000 and has been tried twice.
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Palliet
Roosevelt Sees Coal Strike Orders Accepted by Operators
Colonel Wright reports most operators in the Lackawanna and Wyoming regions will accept the Arbitration Commission findings. President Roosevelt is pleased as this simplifies the commission’s task. A circulating rumor in Scranton claims Delaware and Hudson properties sold for eighty million, denied by President Oliphant.
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Pennsylvania
Premature Blast Kills Two at Jefferiesburg Mine
Two laborers die and several injured when a blast goes off early in a cut at Jefferiesburg Missouri, sixty four miles from St. Louis. A special train carries doctors and aid from St. Louis to the scene.
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