Townleyites Hit Dem ticket in Idaho race
Returns show Townley influence weakening Democratic strength in Idaho with Nonpartisan gains. Frank I. Moore and Ernest L Parker remain on the ticket for U S senator and lieutenant governor respectively, while many posts tilt toward Nonpartisan candidates and scattered precincts show shifting margins. Davis carries Ada County and overall Republican count trails behind the combined Democratic and Nonpartisan total.
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Idaho
Boise
Frank I. Moore
United States
Borah
Ernest L Parker
W. T. Dougherty
W. A. Fife
B. A. Cummings
T. A. Walters
Fose
Martin
Samuels Wi van Sicklin
Walters
Cummings
Fife
van Deusen
Nice
Holden
Jeppesen
Langten
Boral
Gooding
Airshie
Cgo
W. H. Witty
P. C. O’malley
Lockhart
Sherrod
P. C. O'Malley
Herbert Horsley
L. M. Young
Joseph L. Corbridge
H. W. Henderson
Joseph Reuss
Nels J. Hogan
J. C. Sherrod
Claudiah. Nelson
Alice G. Cosgrove
Robert C. Graham
W. P. Havener
M. R. Lockhart
the Supreme Court
Alfred Budge
Fifth District
J. J. Guheen
Robert M. Terrel
W. J. Borah
Ewes
Frank Ll. Moore
Frank Brooding
John F. Nugent
Addison Smith
C. KR. Jeppesen
Burton L. Frenel
L. I. Purcell
W. Davis
Boewl
H. F. Samuels
Moore
Oscar C. Zuck
Wee W. W. von Canon
G. Gallet
J. Smith Mine Inspector
Nonpartisan League
Flyer home on furlough takes bad spill
Vancouver on September 5 Flight Lieutenant W A Bishop of the Royal Flying Corps home on furlough fell from a hydro aeroplane onto the roof of a residence. The motor was dislodged by the impact and Bishop was crushed through the roof. He is reported seriously injured.
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Vancouver
B. C
W. A. Bishop
Royal Flying Corps
Fea
Bishop
Salvation Army War Service Drive Set for Bannock County
County Council of Defense appoints Nf. B. Thompson to chair Bannock county drive for the Salvation Army fund. The Sept 9 to 13 campaign aims to surpass the county quota with campaign manager EB Graves and Captain F. Sherd leading a team of volunteers. Community support urged to boost contributions for soldiers overseas.
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Nf. B. Thompson
Oregon
Bannock County
Salvation Army
Bangock County
Kaiser Stopped by Police Chief in Street Shootout
Steve Vendamus known as The Kaiser fled from authorities after ignoring commands to stop. Chief George Sutherland shot at the fleeing Ford hitting a back tire, and Vendamus was later hospitalized at St. Anthony’s with a non serious wound. H T Poynter Paul Andrews were present in the vehicle during the incident.
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Steve Vendamus
the Kaiser
George Sutherland
North Twelfth
Hyrum Jensen
Pocatello Creek
Jensen
N. Twelfth
Hamlin
Sutherland
Wramlin
Twelfth
Sublette Street
Nick Andrews
Andrews
Paul Andrews
H. T. Poynter
State
Kuaiser
Red Sox Take Ouster of Chicago in Early Game
Boston Americans defeat Chicago Nationals 15 to 6 in a rain brief game. Ruth and Agnew star for Boston while Vaughn and Killefer pitch for Chicago. Next game set for Chicago tomorrow with Boston holding the lengthy edge in runs and hits.
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Bostonians
Chicago
Chicago Nationals
Boston Americans
Boston
Ruth
Agnew
Vaughn
Killefer
R. H. E. Nen Dy
Eoesees Cans
Geteesnes
Sgeiogrd
Germans Retreat Across Front To Aisne Plateau
The German withdrawal broadens from Ypres to Rheims as Mangin advances to the plateau north of the Aisne. American patrols verify stores moved and territory expected to fall with minimal rear opposition. French and American forces press along a wide front, with Cambrai gates near and French gains near Noyon and Hesdin.
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Associated Press
Vesle
Soissons
Rheims
Mangin
Vaux Cere
Basileux
Aisne
Chemin Des Dames
Ypres
Ham
Guiscard
Humbert
Mont St. Simeron
Canal du Nord
Hindenburg
Cambrai
Noyon
British and American Forces Press German Lines on Vesle Plateau
Berlin reports British advances between Ypres and Labhasse while German troops pull back from Roye on the Somme Oise corridor. Americans along the Vesle retake Bazoches Fismette and push toward the Aisne with French on their left, as Germans retire toward the Chemin des Dames and abandon heavy stores.
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Berlin
Ypres
Labhasse
Lys Salient
Somme
Oise
Roye
Vesle
Associated Press
Bazoches
Fismette
Aisne
Brenelle
Vaucere
Blanzy
Bassieux
Soissons
Rheims
Chemin Des Dames
Allied Push Advances On Aisne Front And Nearby Towns
French and American troops push north of the Vea le crest, reaching the Aisne river ridge as German rear guards retreat near Noyon. Claimecy Graye and Missy sur Aisne captured. French cross Somme canal near Voyennes Ostroy. heavy air action with forty tons of explosives dropped on Brancourt and Anizy Chateau and six enemy planes downed.
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Paris
Noyon
War Office
Canal du Nord
Veale
Aisne
Ailette
Claimecy
Graye
Missy sur-Aisne
Nesle
Mangin
le Matin
British Forces Read extend German Front Near Moevres
British forces report severed sections of the German line southeast of Moevres along the Scarpe river. Large tracts of the old Hindenburg front are cleared and now in British possession as of Sept 5 noon.
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France
A. P
Moevres
Hindenb
Senate adopts dry zone resolution for war plants
Washington Sept 5 the senate approved without roll call Kellogg of Minnesota resolution to establish dry zones around mines munitions plants and other war plants The measure now goes to the house for action.
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Washington
Senate
Kellogg
Minneasota
House
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Davis
John T. Sourne
EB. D. Whitman
A. L. Bonnell
B. Y. Green
William J. Harvey
Charles H. Bassett
Charles W. Pomeroy
George E. Mabey
Alice E. Canfield
William A. Hyde
Lorenzo D. Brown
Samuel 8. Ferguson
Isaac McDougall
E ‘Ongress
Flyer
Fred Mitchell
Cubs
Barrow
Barrows
Kaiser
RED Sox
Ypress
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