Senator Borah and the Republican Ticket
The Idaho delegation faced Borah’s opposition to Wood while still electing him as a delegate to Chicago. Borah warned he would bolt if Lowden or Wood were nominated, prompting national resentment and Chicago Tribune editorials urging loyalty. Hearst and Borah discuss third party options as tensions rise at the convention.
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Coeur d Alene
South Idaho
Borat
General Wood
Wood
Chicago
Senator Borah
Idaho
Borah
Johnson
Lowden
Chicago Tribune
Harding
Sterling
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Boral
Senator Horah
Democrats
Foshorn
Mr. Hearst
Farah
Jonah
Republican Party
Hersh
Norah
Wilson Dominates Demo Convention Hints at Four Year Reign
A large administration presence aims to steer the San Francisco Democratic National Convention. Cabinet members and White House allies fill seats. many senators and House members reserve in mass, signaling a bid to push Wilson policies, the league, and prohibition measures. Bryan’s stance and Hearst tensions threaten party unity as Harding’s nomination solidifies on the Republican side.
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Wil Jean
San Francisco
Congress
White House
Wilson
League of Nations
Sonnetston
Bryan
Woodrow
Hexides
Democratic Party
Idaho Figures Weigh Shifts in Republican Democratic Lines
A Boise correspondent notes Senator Horah may back the Republican ticket with his time, pending national committee approval, signaling his influence for the party. The piece also discusses Governor candidate Samuels, Nugent’s possible Democratic bid for Congress, and past controversies over party organization and alignments under new election law.
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Ort
Borab
Novoos
Boise
Idaho Republican Committee
National Committee
Horah
Democratic deal with nonpartisan league in Idaho politics
At Lewiston the Democratic convention showed Senator Nugent in firm control with federal officeholders indebted to him and strong cooperation from delegates aligned with the Nonpartisan League. Nugent seeks Lague support for reelection and to place NPL-affiliated figures on the state ticket, with rumors that Mayor Whittaker and T F Samuels may seek gubernatorial and related nominations.
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Lewiston
Senator Nugent
Nonpartisan League
League
Idaho
Whittaker
Pocatello
T. F. Samuels
Trout Fry Planted Ir Lake Elsie for Future Resort Use
BK C Pulaski forest supervisor planted 15 000 rainbow trout fry in Lake Elsie this week sourced from the Sandpoint state hatchery. Lake Elsie sits high on the St Joe divide at Big Creek head, two lakes connected by a stream, promising to become a popular fishing destination like North Fork and Slate Creek.
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Lake Elsie
St. Joe Divide
Big Creek
North Fork
Slate Creek
BK. C. Pulaski
Sandpoint
Hig Creek
South Fork
Coeur d'Alene River
Former Coeur d Alene Actor Seeks Copper Gold Boom
Miles McNally, longtime Coeur d Alene district figure, now develops a copper gold property in Metre Lake district Stevens county Washington and expects production next spring. He recalls past theater ventures in Wardner and Wallace and a gunfight at Wardner Junction involving Pat McGowan and Jack Dillon as his company traveled by narrow gauge train.
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Coeur d’Alener
Miles McNally
Coeur d'Alene
Metre Lake District
Stevens County
Washington
Mr. McNally
J. Wardner
Wallace
Pat McGowan
Jack Dillon
McNally
Wardner Junction
Valentine Mining Elects New President and Directors
William Blom, tied to Mann Lumber in Henderson, Montana, was elected president at the Valentine Mining Company directors meeting. The board now includes A. J. Thurston of Deborgia, William Hiom of Henderson, Otto A. Olsson, H. A. McLeod, and Thos. McCabe of Wallace. Olsson serves as secretary, with development led by Thurston, the manager, on property near Deborgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Thurston
Nash Reports Progress at U S Silver Lead Mine
A M Nash manager of the U S Silver Lead Mining Co returned from Spokane Tuesday and went to the Eagle creek property with Spokane stockholder Thomas Gilmore. He says the new steam compressor is working well and the plant has sufficient workers. An across cut is being driven and should reach the vein in about 1400 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
A. M. Nash
U. S Silver-Lead Mining Company
Spokane
Eagle Creek
Thomas Gilmore
West Hunter Vein Nears Reach, 600-Foot Extension
West Hunter Mining Company reports the crosscut from the American Commander extended upwards of 600 feet and expected to reach the West Hunter vein soon. The treasure lies beyond a large dike with signs of near approach. Edward T. Davy of Seattle, a major stockholder, visited the property last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hunter
West Hunter Mining Company
T. R. Cosgrove
Edward T. Davy
Seattle
Idaho Primary Law Sets Filing Deadlines and Rules
Idaho seeks voter education on a sweeping primary law. It requires filings with the county recorder from candidates for county offices delegates to the county convention and precinct committeemen. Filing must occur 60 to 30 days before the August primary with specific fees and voting eligibility rules.
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Idaho
Republican State Committee
Witist
Ith
Freemet_committeemen. Ltd
Geologist Addresses Board of Trade Meeting
The weekly board of trade meeting attracted fewer attendees than usual but featured a well received talk by Professor A C Lawson of Berkeley geology. He compared Wallace’s prospects with other mining towns and praised the area’s permanence and prosperity. Carlton Fox and A J Heger offered brief remarks.
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California
Board of Trade
A. C. Lawson
Berkeley
Wallace
Carlton Fox
New York
A. J. Heger
San Francisco
Coeur d'Alene Hardware & Foundry Company
Lookout Road Surveyor Announces Proposed Cutoff
County surveyor Julius P. Hall is locating the grade for a proposed Lookout pass cutoff. Two routes are studied, one with a switchback near Pottsville and a future state highway connection, the other descending Willow Creek at five percent grade with an eight percent section near the summit. Cost estimates for both options will be prepared this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius P. Hall
Lookout Pass
Pottsville
Willow Creek
Day in hospital for Hercules manager Eugene Fr Day
Eugene Fr Day, prominent Wallace mining family owner of Hercules interests and Northport smelter, lies in Sacred Heart hospital after two operations by Dr. C A Veasey. Reported in serious condition earlier, he is now doing well but confined to bed for some time. Newspaper notes demands of strenuous work and need for quiet.
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Hercules
Euxene FR. Day
Wallace Mining Family
Hercules, Tamarack & Custer
Coeur d'Alene
Northport
Sacred Heart Hospital
C. A. Veasey
Northwest Mining Truth
Spokane
Forest Service completes 560 acre tree planting at St Joe divide
Under FE C Pulaski the local forest service finished planting yellow pine across 560 acres just over the summit of the St Joe divide where Slate creek road crosses. About forty men were employed. Wireless telephone service will link Striped peak summit to Pulaski residence, likely next week as the station nears completion.
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Forest Service
FE. C. Pulaski
St. Joe Divide
Slate Creek
Notice of assessment by Friend Mining Company
The Friend Mining Company with offices in Spokane announces a three mill per share assessment levied by its board on June 11 1920. Payment is due by July 16 1920 to treasurer Wm Schierding at 321 Lindelle Building Spokane. Delinquent shares will be sold August 7 1920 at 2 30 p m at the Bank street entrance of the county courthouse Wallace Idaho to cover the delinquent assessment and advertising costs.
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Friend Mining Company
Lindelle
Spokane
Washington
Wm. Schielding
Lindelle Building
Bank Street
County Court House
Wallace
Shoshone County
Idaho
WM. Schierding
Forest Service prepares line for next week tryout
R. B. Adams, a telephone engineer for the forest service, will place the apparatus at both ends of the line for a tryout next week. He was called to the Clearwater, causing a delay, and is expected back late this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Adams
Forest Service
Clearwater
Fitzgerald Files for Prosecuting Attorney Nomination
John L. Fitzgerald, the first to file under the new election law, seeks the Republican nomination for prosecuting attorney. He was the party’s nominee two years ago and lost by a small margin.
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County Recorder
John L. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Wallace Idaho 1920
Notice of stockholders meeting for Chicago-Boston Mining Reef to elect five directors and transact other business. The meeting is at Walter H Hanson's office in Wallace Idaho on July 10 1920 at 10 oclock am. President L B Hanson and Secretary Walter H Hanson signed. June 24 1920. Also probate sale notice for Charles Kenkie estate in Shoshone County Idaho. Private sale of lode mining claims with cash terms and court confirmation. James Roland administrator. June 22 1920.
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Wallace
Idaho
Towit
Walter H. Hanson
Glyde-Taylor
L. BE
Hanson
Shoshone Couny
State of Idaho
Charles Kenkie
Shoshone County
Eagle
Bonanza
Bonanza Traction
Coeur d'Alene Beatty
Texas
Tunnelsite
Mayflower
Omaha
Transides Transides
Elin
Lena Lackawana
Interstate
James Roland
Adm
Chas
Renkle
Belmont Mining Company assessment notice Wallace Idaho 1920
Belmont Mining Company Limited levies a five mill per share assessment on outstanding capital stock due by July 1 1920 payable to Frank P Hess secretary treasurer at 415 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho. Unpaid stock will be sold August 7 1920 at 8:00 am at the secretary treasurer office to cover delinquent assessment and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Belmont Mining Company. Limited
Frank P. Hess
Cedar Street
Belmont Mining Company
Cedar Street Wallace
Notice to Creditors in Saugstad Estate
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho the administratrix Bessie Currie administers the estate of William Saugstad deceased. Creditors and those with claims must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims to be sent to the administratrix at Walter H. Hanson Wallace Idaho, place of business for all estate matters. Dated May 31 1920 first published June 17 1920.
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County of Shoshone
Idaho
William Saugstad
Walter H. Hanson
Wallace
Bessie Currie
A. D
Notice of Special Meeting of Solid Mining Company
Notice is given of a special meeting of the stockholders of Solid Mining Company at the company's Wallace Idaho office on Friday July 23 1920 at 2 00 p m to vote on changing the company name to Midnight Mining Company and authorize officers to effect the change if approved by stockholders by order of the board President William R Jones Secretary Burt Brown Barker.
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Solid Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Midnight Mining Company
Board of
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