D W Davis Faces Narrow Lead In Idaho Governor Race
Early returns show Republican D W Davis far ahead for the Idaho governor nomination with Power county and Bannock strong, while Herman Taylor and Captain Davis battle for second. County results yearn for full tally as 22 counties report and final plurality estimated around 6600.
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D. W. Davis
Idaho
Herman Taylor
Captain Davis
George Crum
Bannock County
Ada
Canyon
Twin Falls
Gooding
Lincoln
Power County
Bonner County
Davis
Nez Perce
Lewis
Oneida
Addison T. Smith
Burton L. French
Smith
French
McCracken
Elliot
I. N. Sullivan
John C. Rice
Robert N. Dunn
Bonneville
Bingham
Bear Lake
Fremont
Madison
Crum
Taylor
Clerks Strike for a Raise in New York Area
Three thousand grocery clerks walked out in New York City Jersey City and Newark demanding shorter hours and a raise of one cent per hour plus one per cent of store receipts.
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New York
Jersey City
Newark
Mint
Vote Totals List for SODA SPRINGS Precinct Renders Local Race Blitz
The document displays election tallies for numerous local and state offices across SODA SPRINGS precincts. It lists candidates and vote counts for positions including Governor Crum, D. W. Davis, Lieutenant Governor Patch, various Secretaries of State, State Auditors, Treasurers, Attorneys General, and dozens of county offices. Continued on Page Six.
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Woman Confessed Killing Husband in Washington Park
Chicago reports Mrs Iva Barnes admitting she shot and killed her husband James R Barnes during a Washington Park stroll claiming he choked and beat her She says she fired to save her life and had previously denied the killing until the confession The couple faced a divorce hearing today
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Chicago
Iva Barnes
James R. Barnes
Washington Park
Barnes
Special Train to Idaho Falls for Roundup Event
Tomorrow a large delegation will ride a special train to Idaho Falls for the Roundup with Pocatello day. Round trip fare is $1.50. train departs locally in the morning and returns about 10 o clock. The show features live events and on the big arena a world light heavyweight title bout Mike Yokel versus Freddie Beale. seats $1 and $2, under twelves free. Samms band will accompany the excursion.
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Pocatello
Northwest
Mike Yokel
Freddie Beale
Samms
Bulgarian Invasion Attempts Falter in Romania
Berlin reports Romania and Bulgaria plan mutual transfer of diplomatic representatives as war fronts shift. Archduke Charles pushed back near the Dniester while Western front forces claim Clery. Austro-German Bulgarian troops seize Tutraken works in southeastern Romania amid war loan optimism. No hunger, no killings in Germany. Reichstag age limit unchanged.
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Rumania
Bulgaria
Black Sea
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Clery
Seven Tutraken Works
Romania
Germany
Rumanians Repel German Bulgarian Invasion Attempts
The Romanian war office says German and Bulgarian efforts to cross into eastern Romania were defeated and Romanian forces hold the frontier east of the Danube. British troops capture Leuze Wood on the French front. Fighting intensifies as Russian forces push Austro-Hungarian lines in Volhynia and eastern Galicia. The Danish steamship Jeanne was sunk. captain and crew were rescued.
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Rumanian War Office
Rumania
Danube
Leuzewood
Austro-Hungary
Volhynia
Galicia
Jeanne
French Hold Positions Against German Attacks in Verdun Area
Paris reports French forces repelling German assaults in the Denicourt and Berby zones and stopping German progress in Verdun. Intense artillery battles rage near Lake Doiran and the Struma river on the Macedonia front while Serbian units face heavy attack.
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Denicourt
Berby
Verdun
Lake Doiran
Struma
Macedonia
Russians Capture Fortified Positions In Gorodenka Region
News reports say Russian forces seized fortified Teutonic positions near Gorodenka and pushed Austrian troops northwest. About 4500 prisoners were taken in the operation, with Nussians advancing in the area.
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Lower Gorodenka
Important Berlin talks limit rise decision held
Amsterdam reports on September 6 that Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg and a party of leaders held important conferences. No agreement to raise the limit was stated.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
von Bethmann Hollweg
Romanian War Update Reports Captured Prisoners and Supplies
Bucharest reports prisoners and supplies captured while repelling an enemy attack. Official statements accuse the foe of using dumdum bullets in the fighting.
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Bucharest
Schools Open Next Monday
Schools resume with public high school and all grade schools starting Monday morning. Principal Lewis will be in the high school office daily for pupil registration. Ward principals will hold offices with set hours for new pupil registration and teachers’ meetings Saturday afternoon.
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Lewis
Seed millionaire Morrison faces bankruptcy amid alleged plunder
Judge Landis told a court Morrison, a seed magnate, is being robbed by conspirators in bankruptcy case. Morrison, whose fortune around 8 million, disputed the claim while the judge warned of thieves plucking his wealth and offered to help stop it.
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Morrison
Judee Landis
Mexican Commission Investigates American Property Loss in Mexico
Senator Pall of New Mexico, head of the Mexican affairs bureau, announces a new bureau will investigate complaints of American property losses in Mexico.
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Pall of
New Mexico
Bureau of Investigation of Mexican Affairs
Mexico
Expect Congress To Adjourn Soon
Washington reports House and senator conferees are finalizing the emergency revenue bill passed by the Senate. It would raise 205 million dollars annually from inheritances, war munitions, and higher income taxes, and creates a tariff commission to shield American firms. Conferees face obstacles over copper schedules and the tariff commission’s funding, with predictions that adjournment may come once the bill clears.
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County Ticket Doubtful As Returns Drag In
With about half the county precincts reporting, Republicans face unclear outcomes for representative commissioner prosecuting attorney and sheriff. Ray leads for prosecutor as late counts favor him Hartvigsen leads sheriff Mendenhall likely nominated Case for assessor leads by more than 200. Slow returns frustrate officials. canvass slated after next Monday.
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Mendenhall
War loan subscriptions rise in Germany
Berlin reports strong participation in the fifth German war loan as subscriptions continue in large amounts reflecting continued public financial support for the war effort.
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Berlin
German War Loan Subscriptions Quiet in Early Rollout
London reports Berlin dispatches indicating poor early subscriptions to the German war loan, suggesting the effort failed as the first few days passed without strong financial uptake.
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London
Berlin
Subway and Elevated Strike Moves Toward Settlement
New York news says prospects for settling the threatened subway and elevated strikes look more favorable though no side has receded. Labor leaders shift strike calling to a mass meeting of employees tonight. New York Railways workers discussed probable action if other lines strike.
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New York
New York Railways Company
Wyoming miners return to work in Wyoming and states
Coal operators reported thousands of Wyoming miners who struck yesterday have returned to work. About twenty four mines and 4,000 workers affected. Wages and contract negotiations continue across Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas where 5,000 miners are employed.
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Missouri
Kansas
Okahoma
Arkansas
Averted Strike Sparks Pay and Hours Gain for NP Telegraphers
St Paul Sept 6 telegraphers on the Northern Pacific avoided a strike after the company granted higher pay shorter hours and improved working conditions following negotiations between union representatives and management.
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Pacifi
Italian Youth Accused in Woman’s Fatal Shooting
Aristo Renaldo, a young Italian man, shot Mrs. Alba Tavero four times in her South Second avenue home after she refused to leave her husband. Tavero died at General hospital at 1 30 PM the next day. Authorities expect a first degree murder charge. Renaldo is in a padded cell, mentally unsettled.
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Alba Tavero
South Second Avenue
General Hospital
Renaldo
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Funeral for Santa Fe general manager draws thousands in Topeka
Railway men from across the country attend the funeral of C. W. Kouns, general manager of the eastern lines of the Santa Fe, who died Sunday. At noon all railroad offices and shops in Topeka were closed and about 5000 are expected at the service.
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Smith Carries Bingham County in Early County Returns
Blackfoot Idaho Sept 6 Fourteen of twenty precincts report governor Davis 769 Crum 219 Captain Davis 194 For attorney general Smith 453 Sunderland 249 Sweeley 226 Fox 204 McCracken shows a slight lead for congressman
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Elliott
French
McCracken
Smith
Crum
D. W. Davis
E. G. Davis
Taylor
Patch
Holt
Johnson
Wallace
Barker
Barrows
Folsom
Lewis
Parkhurst
Fisk
Eagleson
Fox
Sanderlin
Sweeley
Redfield
Bryden
Bell
Mendenhall
Burns
Blackfoot
Davis
Captain Davis
Sunderland
Border Commission Considers Plans in New London Session
The American and Mexican commission held its first session to settle border differences with Luis Cabrera as president. Commissioners will determine conference procedure and review data before adjournments as questions arise.
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New London
Luis Cabrera
Mexico
Pershing
Brother of Bandit in Custody in El Paso
El Paso dispatch notes heavy guard trains south as Villa threat shifts north. Juarez reports 24 typhus cases, with steps to prevent spread to El Paso. Hippisto Villa, brother of the bandit, is in federal custody in county jail on suspected conspiracy to destroy a railroad bridge near Fort Hancock last February. San Antonio reports Funston ready for joint action if Villa nears Pershing’s forces.
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Hippisto Villa
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Pershing
Market Prices Reported for Corn and Cattle
A brief market note lists corn at 64 to 76 cents per bushel and cattle pricing around 1.64 dollars per hundredweight, reflecting modest fluctuations in wholesale commodity values.
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