Taft Big Day in New York With Mass Meeting at Madison Square Garden
Taft arrives in New York for a major campaign day ending with a monster mass meeting at Madison Square Garden endorsed by Governor Hughes. Bryan tours upstate while predicting victory in New York and the central states. Fifth Avenue parade plans feature 50 bands and bright illuminations as a Republican show of force.
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Alexander to Speak at Gate City Rally in Gov Race
Mose Alexander of Boise, Democratic candidate advocate, plans stops in Blackfoot Idaho Falls and likely Pocatello to attack Carey act projects and oppose James H Brady. Local Democrats hope for strong turnout with Gate City band aiding efforts as crowds form in Pocatello and Idaho territory.
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Patriot Out of Prison Released After Bail Arrives
Nicholas Tachaikovsky, an aged Russian patriot held in St. Petersburg for about a year, was freed this afternoon after a fund raised in England to cover the Russian government's demanded bail was received yesterday.
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Nicholas Tachaikovsky
England
Dr W F Howard Nominated for Bannock County Coroner
The Republican party nominates Dr W F Howard for Bannock County coroner. A leading physician and surgeon, he has served as coroner in Republic County Kansas from 1900 to 1902, later moving to Pocatello where he continues his medical practice and heads a prominent family.
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John Priest for Pocatello constable candidate
John Priest a longtime Pocatello figure born in England in 1850 is the Republican candidate for constable in this precinct. He helped build the Pocatello railroad shops in 1887, worked in the Short Line car department, ran a drayage business, and served as police officer under Mayor Rice. He was night jailor when Rice became sheriff and has since served as precinct constable with noted satisfaction.
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Halloween Dance at L D A Hall Friday Evening
A Hallowe en dance will be given at the L D A amusement hall Friday evening. Admission 35 cents per couple with an extra 10 cents for a lady. Pumpkin pie served free.
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Hamer to Speak at Pocatello Republican Rally Friday
Colonel Hamer arrives in Pocatello Friday after a Boise decision to cancel the event. He will address supporters at the Auditorium theatre while Colonel Ferguson promotes Democratic views in nearby Ashton and McCammon. Ferguson argues against the Republican ticket and backs Terrell as proxy.
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Auditorium Theatre
Pocatello
McCammon
Junction Town
Robert M. Terrell
Ferguson
Illuminating Election Returns Display Planned at County HQ
Next Tuesday night election results from national, state and county races will be received via direct telegraph into county headquarters in the Dietrich block. A magic lantern will flash results on a wall sheet in the Smith block across the street, with limited space for candidates due to crowding. County Chairman Hayes aims for a Republican victory in Bannock county and notes Brady’s lead.
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Forty Yaquis killed in Sonora ambush by Papagos
News from El Paso reports a clash north of Altar Sonora where Papago forces trapped and killed about 40 Yaqui fighters. Authorities say the Yaquis suffered losses after the ambush and a Yaqui chief was reportedly killed near Hermosillo. A treaty favorable to the Yaquis was anticipated this week to cement peace.
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Wheat Market In Chicago Declines At Close
Chicago traders closed December wheat at ninety nine and seven eighths a dollar amid steady activity on the board. Market mood showed cautious demand with prices edging lower from earlier highs as supply expectations influenced trading.
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Brady’s Idaho Majority Estimated At 19160 In Polls
Boise reports a conservative poll-based forecast placing Governor James H. Brady and the Republican slate to win by about 19160. Democratic efforts and brewers’ opposition are noted as counter forces, with northern counties urged to back Brady and Hamer solidly strong.
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Mose Alexander
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Kootenai County
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Bear Lake
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Portneuf Canal 22 Mile Contract Planned
The Portneuf-Marsh Valley Irrigation Co outlines a 22 mile main canal project costing about 75000 with work to begin promptly and finish by spring at Downey. The contract excludes reservoirs and laterals, aims to reclaim 20000 acres east of Bannock county, with 350000 cubic yards of earth excavation and no rock work.
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Bannock County
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McCammon
Myers Cohn
Night Before Election Rally At Woodland
Hyrum Spillman and Thomas Cox will hold a Republican rally in Woodland on November 2. Spillman will sing and entertain before delivering a speech in support of the county ticket.
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Thomas Cox
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