Governor Brady Draws Rousing Rally In Sandpoint
In Sandpoint on September 30 Governor James H. Brady and Edwin Snow spoke to about a thousand people. Bonfires lit the city as voters cheered the gubernatorial nominee and a pro Brady march formed. Brady praised the Republican record on public lands and education and faulted Democrats for inaction. He urged continued Republican reform and rallied against corporate evils on national issues.
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Sandpoint
James H. Brady
Edwin Snow
Brady
Party of Progress
Republican Party
October A Month of Indian Summer in Idaho
Weather data from William Bell of the U S Weather Bureau summarizes October conditions in Idaho over nine years. It notes a mean temp around 50 degrees, with October 1907 as warmest and 1905 as coldest, a high of 82 degrees on Oct 2 1906, and a low of 17 degrees on Oct 31 1905. Frost typically arrives mid month with an average Oct 11 first frost, and record rainfall varies from 0.14 to 2.65 inches in 1899.
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Idaho
William Bell
United States Weather Bureau
Bell
National Irrigators in Busy Session
Albuquerque N M Sept 30 The National Irrigation congress enters a busy second day with the appointment of committees and the resolutions group overwhelmed by submissions from all regions The National Association of Manufacturers backs the reclamation service and forestry laws The keynote address is by D C Duncan Denver on National Forests and the Forest Service.
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Albuquerque
N. M
National Irrigation Congress
Goudy
National Association of Manufacturers
Reclamation Service
D. C. Duncan
Denver
Wool Growers' Annual Conventions Set for January Dates
At Wyoming headquarters in Cheyenne the fifth annual Wyoming Wool Growers' Convention will meet in Rawlins on January 11 and 12, 1909. The forty fifth annual National Wool Growers' Convention will convene in Pocatello Idaho on January 14 15 and 16 1909. Calls for both meetings will be issued soon.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
The
Wyoming
National
Wool Growers’ Associations
Rawlins
Pocatello
Idaho
Roosevelt silent on Bryan letter from Rock Island
Washington reports President Roosevelt will not reply to Bryan's latest letter read at Rock Island. The White House says the missive was a personal attack and there is no reason for Roosevelt to answer.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Rock Island
Tils
Postal Service Rules Teach Children Nationwide
Postmaster General G von L Meyer announces general order 1742 directing postmasters to work with local schools to explain the postal service. The program covers mail delivery, classification, registry and money orders, proper addressing, and return cards, with talks to pupils and access to Postal Guide and regulations.
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Postal Service
G. von L. Meyer
Washington
Important Rate Law Case Upholds ICC Authority
In San Francisco judges Ross Morrow and Gilbert of the United States circuit rule for an injunction against reduced lumber rates from the northwest to San Francisco. The decision supports the Interstate Commerce Commission power to fix freight charges on a just basis and grants relief to shippers when warranted, marking a key advancement in rate law.
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San Francisco
Ross
Morrow
Gilbert
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Roosevelt not planning speaking tour for Republican nominee
Washington secretary Loeb said Roosevelt has no intention of a speaking tour for the Republican presidential candidate. He noted many invitations were received but Roosevelt has not stated he would take the stump.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Loeb
Ao Roosevelt
Her Great Sin attraction slated for Saturday night
The Auditorium theatre will host Her Great Sin this Saturday night with Theodore Marston as advance agent in the city. Ogden Furniture Man H B Stratford, brother of BE Stratford, arrives from Ogden on Boyle Furniture Co business. David C McKay to lecture at L D S church tonight is canceled and will be announced later.
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Auditorium Theatre
Theodore Marston
Ogden Furniture
H. B. Stratford
BE. C. Stratford
Gate City Furniture Company
Ogden
Boyle Furniture Co
the Tribune
David C. McKay
Defense Pictures Fatal Jealousy Motive In Ennis Case
Mrs. Ennis testifies that John Ennis a machinist's helper in Pocatello had a devoted family and good character. Gertrude Ennis 17 testifies Davies enticed her into his cabin and father reacted to alleged ruin as motive for murder. Court scenes show emotional strain as defense cites Thaw precedent.
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Ennis
John Ennis
Shoshone
Pocatello
Davies
Gray
Gertrude Ennis
Gertrude
Standrod
Suve
Howard
Neighbor on Stand Causes Court to Adjourn for Night Session
Juror Ward fell ill while Mrs. Scadden testified, prompting a court adjournment until 7:30 p.m. for a night session to continue proceedings.
Academy of Idaho Notes Show Elections And Weekend Games
The Academy elected senior officers Claud Bistline, Mora McManus, Mary Neilson, and Grace Kerr, making the largest senior class of nineteen. Juniors Brady Faris, Gwen Furey and Ethel Moore. Sophomores Homer Woodall, Dave Reese, Mildred Gayle. Preps under Mr Sears. Saturday the basketball and football teams travel to Blackfoot for a championship game with a 7:15 am special and $1 round trip. A practice football game and a basketball scrimmage with the high school girls are planned. Weiser beat Payette 6 0. Boise and Caldwell tied 0 0.
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Claud Bistline
Mora McManus
Mary Neilson
Grace Kerr
Academy
Brady Faris
Gwen Furey
Ethel Moore
Sophs
Homer Woodall
Dave Reese
Mildred Gayle
Preps
Mr. Sears
Oscar Hart
Blackfoot
Elsie Hohenstein
Elizabeth Smith
Ola Wolford
Mayme Taylor
Labor, Republicans, and Taft in 1908 Politics
The speaker argues that Republican administrations passed key labor laws, expanded jobs, and stabilized wages while praising Taft's coming presidency to restore business. He warns against Bryan, notes panic recovery under Republicans, and discusses injunctions in labor disputes as an area needing reform.
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Congress
National Railroad
Taft
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bar
Justice and the Day in Court for Injunctions
A speaker denounces abuse of injunctions issued without notice and argues every worker deserves a day in court. He endorses a proposed law to require notice and speedy hearings, defending equity courts and opposing extremists, while favoring both labor and capital when just. The passage critiques Gompers Bryan and advocates nonpartisan justice under the courts.
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Republic
William H. Taft
Courts of Equity
Courts of Conscience
Blackstone
Equity
Gompers
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Gompers
Statesman
Capitol
Enduring justice and labor rights shape a hopeful American mission
The speech asserts justice as everlasting and labor rights as humanity’s. It vows to end abuses, elevate the labor cause, and claim a divine destiny for the republic. It contrasts fleeting political plots with enduring divine purposes, invoking peace on earth and goodwill toward men.
Heyburn Delivers Notable Speech at Republican Rally
American Falls reports the largest political demonstration in the region with over two thousand attending a hastily completed auditorium event. Senator Heyburn spoke for more than an hour and a half, delivering what attendees termed his most impressive and convincing address.
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American Falls
Heyburn
Democratic press chair cites trust cases in federal action tally
Chicago on September 30 Joseph A Daniel chairman of the Democratic press committee released a letter to Attorney General Bonaparte at the request of the Democratic National Committee. The letter asks how many of the 287 trusts have been sued and how many more cases the government expects to file.
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Chicago
Joseph A. Daniel
Democratic Press Committee
Bonaparte
Democratic National Committee
Notice of messenger service charges
Notice to the public states future help will be charged at regular messenger service rates of 25 cents. Gate City Messenger Service.
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Gate City Messenger Service
Missing Girl Sought at 318 West Fremont
Police seek 599 labeled details for a missing girl reported at 318 West Fremont under Mrs. R. D. Jones. The note provides limited contact information and requests public tips.
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West
Fremont
R. D. Jones
For Sale Household Goods Ad at South Third Avenue
Sale of assorted household goods listed at Depot newsstand with inquiry point at 442 South Third Avenue. Item details not specified.
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Inquire Depot
South Third Avenue
Call for Warrants in City Funds
City of Pocatello calls warrants for payment with interest. Current Expense Fund warrants numbers 670 to 675 dated July 3 and 676 to 704 dated July 6 and August 5 will be paid on presentation at Bannock National Bank. Dated September 18, 1908. Goldie McCallister, City Treasurer.
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Bannock National Bank
Goldie McCallister
Trib une Office Offers Typewriter Papers And Ribbons
The Tribune office advertises typewriter papers ribbons and spare accessories as the best available for stenographers and correspondents.
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Tribune
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