Republican State Ticket Listed with Idaho Candidates
A slate of Republican nominees is presented including United States Senator Weldon B. Heyburn of Shoshone, Governor James H. Brady of Bannock, and Secretary of State Robert Lansdon of Washington. Also named are Justice J. F. Airshie, Congressman Thomas R. Hamer, and other statewide offices with home counties cited. Presidential electors Edgar Wilson, John Lamb, and A. A. Crane are listed for Ada, Owyhee, and Kootenai respectively.
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United
F. C C. Moore
Shoshone
S. Belle Chamberlain
Ada
Edgar Wilson
John Lamb
Owyhee
A. A. Crane
Kootenai
Republican County Ticket Names Full slate
Republican county ticket lists candidates for State Senator J Frank Hunt and Representatives E L Holzheimer T M Edwards and John Schutt along with Sheriff George W Smith Probate Judge T A Johnston County Attorney George E Gray Superintendent Grace E Loughran Treasurer Julia Sullivan Assessor Charles H Bassett Coroner W F Howard Surveyor Oscar Sonnenkalb and Commissioners Myers Cohn D J Lau and W J Harvey.
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J. Frank Hunt
E. L. Holzheimer
T. M. Edwards
John Schutt
George W. Smith
T. A. Johnston
George E. Gray
Grace E. Loughran
Julia Sullivan
Charles H. Bassett
W. F. Howard
Oscar Sonnenkalb
Myers Cohn
D. J. Lau
W. J. Harvey
Roosevelt and Taft Labor Policies Backed by Presidents
A historical note praises President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft for sympathetic treatment of wage workers. It credits them with aims like the eight hour day, railroad safety, employer liability, and a Commerce and Labor Department, highlighting cooperation on labor rights and justice.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Mr. Taft
President Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Taft and Roosevelt Backed by Labor in Bipartisan View
The piece argues Taft will carry forward with Republican help and that a Democratic Congress is unlikely under Bryan. It asserts Roosevelt and Taft have sincere labor support, while Bryan could be a friend but not an effective ally. It portrays a split Congress as limiting any president’s influence.
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Taft
Bryan
Organized Labor
Roosevelt
GENUINE TARIFF REVISION AND TAFT LEADERSHIP
The piece argues Taft pushed tariff revision for consumers as a core plank, dating back over two years before his nomination. It says he would call an extra session to enact a scientific, gradual reform and create a permanent tariff commission, contrasting Taft with Bryan and noting Chafin’s Prohibition view of the candidates.
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Taft
Republican Party
Bryan
Mr. Taft
Congress
Milwaukee
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Chafin
Prohibition Party
Himself
Tom Watson
Roosevelt and Hughes duel over a national issue
Fragmentary text shows Bryan pressing to turn Roosevelt into a national issue while Republicans resist. The snippet mentions nominating Gov Hughes as a counteroffer and a sample response. The passage is incomplete but indicates a political confrontation and party strategy.
Idaho Democrats Turn Education Issue Into Desperation Campaign
A quote frames the Idaho Democratic effort as a campaign driven more by desperation than by education policy, underscoring perceived strategic motives over policy depth.
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Idaho
Av to Hearst's attack on Depew sparks sharp rebuke
The remark labels Hearst as mean for vilifying the dead and hints he will target Dubois next in a rapid sequence of criticisms.
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Hearst
Depew
Dubois
Oklahoma greens wilt before ripening in political ideas
Oklahoma seems to have chosen political ideas so green they wilted before ripening, while Indiana has a real chance to dispute the notion that it is a political maverick.
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Oklahoma
Indiana
Indian summer returns with bustling political scene
The piece observes the return of Indian summer and notes Hearst sharing honors with the Balkans in a lively, opinionated tone reflecting political divisions and vigor.
Rigby Star Laughs At Mose Alexander Visit In Fremont County
Editorial disputes Boise Capital News claim that Mose Alexander’s Snake River valley trip stirs Fremont County, noting locals are busy with crops beets grain and high prices and have little time for political fears about his election.
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Rigby Star
Boise Capital News
Fremont County
Mose Alexander
Snake River Valley
Roosevelt aims to push policies through campaign support
A Virginia Democrat notes Roosevelt desires policy continuation and comments on Bryan polling. The speaker expects a Bryan majority elsewhere and predicts a landslide against Bryan would not trouble southern states.
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Virginia
Bryan
Proposals to Execute Government Surveys in Idaho
The U S Surveyor General Boise invites sealed proposals by October 30 1908 to run measure and mark surveys in Idaho. Bids must be duplicate priced per mile with set minimum and maximum rates for subdivision township line base meridian and meander lines. Performance bonds required and bids may be rejected in whole or part for government interest. Darwin A Utter U S Surveyor General for Idaho.
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Idaho
INT
U. S. Surveyor General
Boise
Surveyor-General
Darwin A. Utter
U. S
Local Gov Haskell Issue Spotlight in Brief
A clipped line notes Gov Haskell as a local issue with a remark about presidential generosity. The fragment hints at political context but provides no further facts or dates.
A Jeweler Reports Kidney Remedy Help
A Indianapolis jeweler at 1060 Virginia Avenue credits Foley's Kidney Remedy with restoring energy and improving complexion, back pain relief, and regularity after doctors and other remedies failed. He urges fellow sufferers to try the medicine, via Temple Pharmacy.
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