Nugent Schedules Debate in Idaho Senate Race
National observers predict Idaho will retire Senator Nugent in November with a Republican victory. Edwin C Hill analyzes four likeliest states, Idaho among them, where Republicans aim to replace Democrats. Nominees Conner Patch Gooding Davis Beale vie, Borah’s stance could decide the winner, though southern Idaho politics defy geography in popular vote.
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Idaho
New York Sun and Herald
Edwin C. Hill
Hill
Tdaho
Hisaya
Applecart
Kentucky
Maryland
South Dakota
Mountain Commonwealth
Senator Borah
John F Nugent
Nugent
Nonpartisan League
Uie
Reds
Big Bil Haywood, Moyer and Pettidone
Steinen- Derg
Albert IL Conner
Argonne
Olle V. Patch
A. F
Frank R. Gooding
Conner
Patch
Borah
Beale
North Idaho
North
South Idaho
Hiram Johnson and His Millionaire Supporters
A California primary list shows nine of twenty six Johnson delegates labeled multimillionaires by the Los Angeles Thief, totaling over 150 million dollars. The piece argues wealthy backers aid all campaigns, defends Wood and Lowden against money attacks, and questions Borah’s tactic against Johnson’s method.
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Chicago
Hiram Johnson
California
Jon Angeles
Frank P. Flint
Los Angeles
W. R. Crocker
San Francisco
Herbert Fleishacker
Milenaire
M H. DeYou
Johnson
Borah
Wood
Lowden
Senator Johnson
General Wood
Lowdon
South Idaho candidate urged for united support
The text argues Republicans in north Maho should unite to back the most available canal date candidate, claiming that concentrated votes will secure victory by carrying him to the United States outcome. The fragment notes a southern vote boost as pivotal.
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South Idaho
North Maho
United States
South
War Savings Stamps urged with Liberty Bond coupons
The article details interest on the fourth Liberty bond issue due April 15 totaling 279,389,906 with district figures for the Twelfth Federal Reserve including Idaho at 9,779,700. It explains coupon cashing, transfer of interest on registered bonds, and urges bondholders to reinvest interest in War Savings.
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Liberty
Federal Reserve District
Idaho
Washington
Treasury Department
Liberty bonds promise 4 percent interest quarterly
Stamps bearing four percent interest compounded every three months are Liberty bonds. They are obligations of the United States government and, as of January 1, 1925, will be worth five dollars for each bond sold this month.
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United States
American Spirit as Interpreted by Lincoln
A speech compares Lincoln’s 1864 ideas to modern industrial strife, urging real Americanism, respect for law, and protection of property rights. It cites Lincoln on property in labor and the virtue of enterprise, warning against Bolshevik aims and urging self-reliance.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Gompers and the right to strike questioned in probes
The piece argues against recognizing strikes by employes as a right for the public, suggesting Gompers seeks power to order strikes. It contrasts planned strikes with those labeled as unwelcome. It questions the value of probes used by Attorney General Palmer, calling them costly instruments that fail to expose profiteers and wasteful officials.
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Republican Platform Committee
Gompers
Federation
Palmer
Agen ‘Cies
City Dweller Seeks Time Change Appeal
In a Philadelphia North American snippet, a columnist argues daylight saving time draws city residents by offering a clear way to save time and energy, highlighting the urban individual's need for financial and scheduling efficiency.
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Philadelphia
Callahan Zinc Lead Company Named in Honor of James F Callahan
At a New York meeting of Consolidated Interstate Callahan Mining directors it was agreed to drop the unwieldy name and honor James F Callahan of Wallace Idaho. Stockholders in Phoenix, April 12, formalized the change to Callahan Zinc Lead Company to reflect the mine discoverer and long time pioneer prospector.
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Consolidated Interstat
Callahan Mining Company
New York
Callahan
James F. Callahan
Wallace
Idaho
Phoenix
Arts
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
Coeur Walenex
Cabinet in Idaho forms centralized state government
Lewiston Banner discusses Idaho adopting a cabinet or centralized system. The plan, ordered by the recent legislative session, is praised as not new yet proven in other states and cities. Proponents say it will bring compact, simplified, speedy, efficient, accurate service and deserve a full public trial.
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Lewiston Banner
Idaho
Candidate for Justice of Idaho Supreme Court
A candidate for the Idaho Supreme Court seeks election to the seat. The report notes emphasis on qualifications, judicial philosophy, and public service history as part of the campaign trail. Local coverage highlights community support and endorsements from legal organizations.
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Supreme Court OF Idaho
Lunch Box Crusade Bids White Collar Folk Skip Downtown Lunch
In Anaconda Standard an article laments the lunch hour shift from downtown midday meals to home packed boxes. It recalls old free lunches, warns hurried eating harms society, and questions the impact on work and civics as prohibition fades.
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White Callar Brigade
Need for a Separate Washington Mining Building
The Mining and Engineering Journal argues for a dedicated building in Washington to house the bureau of mines and the geological survey. It criticizes the shift to a larger interior department complex, noting loss of individuality for geologists and engineers, reduced control by directors, and diminished tool access, calling for a separate mines building to improve morale and efficiency.
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Mining and Engineering Journal
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Geological Survey
F Street
Survey
Interior Department
Indian Bureau
Land Office
War Risk Bureau
Congress
The Oriole by James Russell Lowell in springtime
A brief poem celebrating the oriole’s spring labor and song. The bird nests amid buds and warmth while the world moves on below, soaring past duties as it seeks sun and flight. The piece contrasts human toil with the bird’s freedom and joy in the changing seasons.
Proposal for combined bureau of mines and geological survey
A proposal suggests housing the bureau of mines and the geological survey in a single building with space for laboratories collections and offices. It recommends the combined organization be led by a secretary of mines and, if impossible, an assistant secretary of the Interior overseeing both bureaus housed in a mines building as a virtual mines secretary.
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Bureau of Mines
Geological Survey
Secretary of Mines
Secretary of the Interior
Tule canyon mine shown as ready for hoisting gold
The Mining and Scientific Press describes a newly finished stamp mill near Tule canyon, Goldfield, with a 24 000 gallon water tank, head frame, hoist, and high quality rhyolite from a 60 foot shaft. It critiques49 optimistic backers and cheap engineers who skipped proper appraisal, highlighting false hopes and wasted capital in a cautionary tale.
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Synih
Tule Canyon
Goldfield
Assis
Marines Seek Top Baseball Players Worldwide
United States Marine Corps recruiters pursue first class ball players to strengthen teams representing the corps in various global postings, directing effort toward securing elite players for Marine baseball squads.
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Marines
United States Marine Corps
Coal miners pay versus operator profits raise cold burden
Amid rising costs, a columnist notes the tension between miners' wages and operators' profits will hit consumers hardest, making it difficult to stay warm this winter. The Indianapolis News quotes concern over the squeeze on households as energy and living costs rise.
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Indianapolis News
Mahomet Hiked to Mountain and Elephant Water Plan
In a brief note from 40 News Chica, the discussion centers on a fanciful tale where Mahomet climbs to a mountain while Mr Hoover rejects carrying water for the elephant. The prefer ring option would have the elephant bring water and all else to him.
Former Wallace Boy Weds in Washington
Commander Charles A Dunn USN, son of Judge and Mrs RN Dunn of Coeur d Alene, married Miss Phoebe Wilcott Walker at 1725 S Street Washington DC. Ceremony by Rev Thomas Smythe, reception at Rauschers, couple to reside at Pelham Courts upon return from wedding trip.
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Charles 4. Dunn
United States Navy
RN. Dunn
Coeur d'Alene
Washington, D. C
Wallace J
Naval Academy
The
Miner
Washington ‘Post
Phoebe Wilcott Walker
Allan B. Walker
Charles A. Dunn
S Street
Thomas Smythe
David Lounden Johnson
Cleveland
Jean Rayner
Gladys Kaime
Mary Goodwin
Roanoke
Elizabeth Walker
Ride
Edwin D. Woodworth
S N
Commander Dunn
Rauscher
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Robert N. Dunn
Coeur d’Alen
Mines Building
James Russell Lowell
Dunn
Phoebe Walker
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