Kern Charges Large Campaign Fund Flows To Indiana
John W. Kern accuses a $100,000 stream from trusts and combines entering Indiana and passing through state official Fred Sims. He calls for publication of campaign funds to reveal donor names and party recipients. Fred Upham denies any funds leaving headquarters and dismisses the claim as unworthy of denial.
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Indiana
Bryan
Republican Committee
Tipton, Inc
Fred Sims
State Board of Commissioners
John W. Kern
Kern
America
Chicago
Fred W. Upham
Republican Campaign Fund
Sims
Ferguson Will Speak At Auditorium Friday Night
Colonel H V A Ferguson of Pocatello will speak at the Auditorium Theatre on Friday evening. He advertises a Republican view on national and state issues and an Independent stance on county affairs, amid a recent defeat for county attorney at McCammon.
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H. V. A. Ferguson
Pocatello
Auditorium Theatre
McCammon
Ferguson
Republican Party
Ork
George E. Gray
Terrell
Ing
Legal Department of the Forestry
Turner to Speak for Republicans in Chesterfield Friday
Hon. Theodore Turner United States commissioner and Bannock Abstract head will take the stamp for the Republican ticket in this county with E. J. Merrill. They will address the voters of Chesterfield Friday night of this week.
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Theodore Turner
United States
Bannock Abstract, Deposit &Trust Co
Pocatello
Fighting Is Out In Empire State
New York political activity centers on New York City and state. Taft heads to Yonkers and along the Hudson to Troy, while Bryan targets Greater New York with early speeches in city hall park and Broadway meetings before moving to Brooklyn and Long Island City. Hearst is expected to address Standard Oil topics later tonight.
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New York
New York City
Taft
Yonkers
Hudson
Troy
Bryan
Greater
City Hall Park
Brooklyn
Land Island City
New Jersey
Hearst
Standard Oil
Laborer Injured After Fall Between Ice Cars
John Hannafin a transfer agent worker in local yards fell between two ice cars at 11 30 last night. He suffered facial and hand injuries and was taken to the emergency hospital where Division Surgeon Wright treated him.
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John Hannafin
Agen
Ance
Wright
Shopman Hurt in Boiler Shop Accident
Giordano a drill pressman at the Short Line boiler shop was struck in the face by a sledge hammer at 4 p m yesterday and badly cut.
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Giordano
Short Line
Grays Record in Facts and Figures
The Bannock County executive committee defends George K. Gray as county attorney noting felony convictions and misdemeanor trials over three and a half years, touting economy through fines paying trial expenses and urging re election to ensure continued enforcement of law and county interests.
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Bannock County
George K. Gray
Gray
Idaho
Bannock
Thomas F. Terrell
Standrod & Terrell
Robert M. Terrell
D. W. Church
A. T. Jones
George Williams
L. D. Brown
ED. Whitman
George T. Hyde
W. A. Norton
Republican Central Committee
Fort Hall land sells for 10000 in Pocatello sale
320 acres of sagebrush land on the Fort Hall tract near Pocatello sold for 10000 to J A Alldred of New Rockland ND. Kane and Ball homesteads fetched 6000 and 4500 respectively. Alldred plans to establish a North Dakota farmer colony and seeks more nearby acreage with options on additional parcels.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello
J. A. Alldred
New Rockland
N. D
John Kane
Fred Ball
Pocatello Mercantile Company
Kane
Ball
Allred
North Dakota
Senator Borah to Speak in Fremont County
United States Senator W. E. Borah passed through Pocatello on his Boise to Fremont county tour. He will spend two days in Fremont before a Pinney theatre rally on election eve. John P. Fallon of Coeur d Alene led two nights of meetings and may join Borah in further campaign stops.
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United States
W. EB. Borah
Pocatello
Boise
Fremont County
John P. Fallon
Coeurs d'Alene City
Borah
Pinney Theatre
North Idaho
State Committee
Panhandle
BANK WRECKERS TRIAL ENDS CONSPIRACY COUNT
The conspiracy count in the Morse Curtis indictment was dismissed by Judge Hough after defense and DA arguments. Morse and Curtis now face only national banking law violation charges in the United States court.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Alfred H. Curtis
United States
Hough
Stillson
Morse
Curtis
Bryan Addresses the Night Workers in City Hall Light
In New York at 3 a.m. William J. Bryan spoke from the steps of the old city hall to night workers gathered on Park Row. The crowd largely comprised newspaper office employees and telegraph staff as a brass band played patriotic tunes before the address. Bryan was joined by Norman B. Mack and Mrs. Bryan.
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New York
Old City Hall
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Norman B
Maek
Mrs. Bryan
Mra
Wheat Market Moves as December Wheat Gains
Chicago on October 27 reports December wheat rising to a dollar and twenty five cents per bushel after a sharp uptick.
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Chicago
Brilliant Orator Hamer to Speak in Pocatello Friday
Colonel Thomas R. Hamer Republican candidate for congress will address the people of Pocatello at McNichols & Wright hall on Friday evening October 30. He is described as one of the state’s most brilliant and eloquent orators and a large turnout is anticipated.
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Pocatello
Ferguson
Roosevelt
Colonel Ferguson
McNichols & Wright Hall
Thomas R. Hamer
Congress
Colonel Hamer Speaks at Weiser Rally for Taft
Colonel T. R. Hamer addressed a large enthusiastic Republican meeting in Weiser on October 26 urging Taft and GOP principles. He predicted Washington County would deliver a large Republican majority after the reception he received.
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Weiser
T. R. Hamer
William H. Taft
Hamer
Washington County
Brady at Malad Seeks Idaho Gov Nomination
Nearly 1000 party supporters hear J. H. Brady Republican candidate for governor in Malad on October 27. He endorses direct primary Carey act and William H. Taft, predicts a Republican margin of 1000 in Oneida County.
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Idaho
Malad
J. H. Brady
William H. Taft
Brady
Oneida County
Mose Alexander to Address Voters in Pocatello Tomorrow
Mose Alexander of Boise plans a speech in Pocatello to urge his gubernatorial bid. The local Democratic committee is boosting turnout for the event and aims to attract a large crowd of Gate City voters.
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Holy Moses
Mose Alexander
Boise
Pocatello
Gate City
Burglary at Bannock Siding Section House
About 7 30 pm a burglar broke into the Short Line section house at Bannock siding and stole 150 dollars worth of food and supplies. No crew was present.
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Bannock Siding
Precinct Officers on the 6.0 P Ballot
Republican nominees named for county precinct offices in Pocatello Portneuf Marsh Chesterfield Soda Springs Mink Creek Gentile Valley Oxford Inkom and other towns. Candidates cover justices of the peace and constables with a mix of widely varied district selections.
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County
Pocatello
C. M. White
Justice of the Peace
John Priest
Constable
Soda Springs
William C. Davis
Harry Drewery
George R. Small
Mink Creek
John C. Christensen
Amag Keller
W. D. Baird
Gentile Valley
William Basset
Harold L. Hawsett
Oxford
John Carlyon
Alma Hadley
Andrew Anderson
Inkom
George B. Pidcock
Roosevelt Celebrates 51st Birthday With Cabinet Talks
Theodore Roosevelt, now fifty years old, began his fifty-first year at the desk early, presiding over a semi weekly cabinet meeting and discussing departmental matters. Congratulatory messages from foreign rulers and friends flooded the White House. Diplomats called in person to present well wishes.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Wa K
White House
Betting on the Election in Bannock County
In Pocatello local gamblers back opinions with cash betting on the election. A major wager at the Bannock hotel had a Republican placing 50 20 gold pieces against 20 50 bills that Brady wins Ada county. Bets include Democrats failing to elect a county ticket and Brady surpassing a 15 000 majority with Bannock in play, while Taft odds and other national contests are offered.
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Pocatello
Gate City
Bannock Hotel
Brady
Ada County
Bannock County
Taft
New York
Chanler
Hughes
Dan Buckley
Noah Pond
N. P. Nielson
Ellis
Bryan
Stevens Re elected President of National WCTU
In Denver on October 27 Mrs. Lillian M. N. Stevens of Portland Maine was unanimously re elected president of the National Women s Christian Temperance Union.
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Denver
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Portland
Maine
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Whiskey-filled box car derails north of Oxford station
A box car loaded with whiskey, attached to a northbound freight from Salt Lake to Butte, derailed near Oxford station this morning. A following passenger train was delayed about five hours. No significant damage to the right of way was reported.
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Salt Lake
Butte
Oxford Station
Local Justice Officials Meet in Bancroft Patronage Row
In Bancroft two names appear for justices of the peace and constable positions. William R. Damron is listed for constable alongside Bancroft. John T. Barber is listed for justice of the peace amid ongoing electoral machinery.
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Tice of the Peace
William R. Damron
Constable, Bancroft
John T. Barber
Justice of the Peace
F D Harrison Jeweler Debuts Alligator Bag Line
F D Harrison, the jeweler, announces a new up to date line of Alligator Bags featuring stylish designs and durable construction for customers seeking premium accessories.
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F. D. Harrison
Gart Bros Ad Promotes Frankfurters and Sauerkraut
An old advertisement from Gart Brothers highlights a specialty offering frankfurters to accompany sauerkraut named Zweu. The brief copy markets a simple German fare pairing.
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Frankfurters
Gart Bros
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