Political slate listing many officeholders in the First District
A historical roster shows Burton L. French and William A. Lee among candidates and officials. It lists Governor Charles Mourh, Secretary of State H. Baldridgs, Treasurer F A Jeter, Auditor Daniel B Banks, Attorney General Elizabeth Kussum, and other district posts including judges, clerks, and sheriffs. The document resembles an official election or appointment roll with multiple districts and titles.
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Burton L. French
William A. Lee
Charles C. Mourh
H.C. Baldridgs
F. A. Jeter
Daniel B. Banks
Eb, G. Gallet
Elizabeth Kussum
Stewart Campbell
Vote For Peace And Prosperity In Shoshone County
The Miner urges voters in Shoshone County Idaho to back the Republican slate, arguing prosperity hinges on the party’s tickets. editors contrast candidates Alexander and Samuels, noting Moore’s growing strength with Republican and some Democratic support, and warn against overconfidence as the county nears a pivotal election.
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Idaho
Shoshone County
Alexander
Samuels
Moses
Moore
Republican Record Urges Voters in Shoshone County
A county blurb asserts jobs are plentiful and business improving under Republican rule. It warns that electing Democrats could disturb peace and prosperity, arguing the GOP's four years of administration show efficiency and stability. It urges voters to compare party records and consider continuity.
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Shoshone County
Steward Campbell Proposed To Lead Idaho Mining Office Two More Years
A state assessment praises Stewart Campbell for two years of steady supervision of Idaho mines. The text notes his effort to enforce safety and sanitary laws, support existing operations, and attract new mining investments. It argues his intimate knowledge of Idaho’s mineral resources positions him to benefit miners statewide.
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Mages Alexander
Inspector of
Mose
Stewart Campbell
Campbell
Idaho
Hritiah Columbia
Nevada
Wyoming
Oregon
Why Idaho Should Return Republicans to Congress
Editorial arguing Idaho should reelect Burton J. French and Addison T. Smith to prevent a Democratic House majority. It asserts a GOP majority supports ongoing Reconstruction policies aiding Idaho, while a Democratic win would obstruct the program and diminish benefits already seen.
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Idaho
Congress
Burton J. French
Addison T. Smith
Senate
French
Smith
House
Republican Congress
Campaign Message Urges Elect Republicans to Restore Prosperity
The piece urges voters to reject Democrats in Congress and elect Republicans aligned with the administration to resume economic growth after eight years of Democratic rule. It frames the current period as one of restored confidence and rising industry, stressing harmony with the national policy.
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Congress
Vormaley
Borah and Dawes Clash Over Direct Primary Policy
Idaho voters hear contrasting views as Senator Borah urges restoration of the direct primary while General Dawes argues it is the root of national waste. The issue centers on how candidates are chosen and the impact on government efficiency amid calls for reform to cut costs.
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Horah
Twin Falls
Borah
Washington
Bolshevists
Russia
Chas. C. Dawes
Hell and
Maria
General Dawes
Dawes
Senator Borah
Idaho
Shoshone County Backing Three Gubernatorial Candidates
In Shoshone County residents heard three governors hopefuls, assessing qualifications. Voters familiar with H. F. Samuels, longtime resident and reform advocate, favor his candidacy. Charles C. Moore, lieutenant governor and former legislator, is praised for experience and governance insight. The piece notes Moore’s dirt farming claim sparked controversy among some speakers and papers.
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Shoshone County
Alexander
State House
H. F. Samuels
Nonpartisan League
Bonner County
Samuels
Charles C. Moore
St. Anthony
Moore Proves A Citizen Of Idaho With Broad Support
The piece praises Charles C. Moore as an enterprising Idahoan who began farming twenty years ago, expanded into real estate and banking, and remains a farmer in a changed basin. It emphasizes hard work, honesty, thrift, and broad county support across party lines as the basis for a likely large majority next Tuesday.
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Moore
Idaho
Charles C. Moore
Shoshone County
French A Firm Friend Of The Mining Industry
Burton L. French, congressman and reelection candidate, addressed a large crowd praising tariff protection for mining. He argued lead and zinc mining depend on protection, criticized free trade under the Underwood act, and urged Shoshone County voters to back French for loyalty to mining interests in Idaho.
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Burton L. French
Congress
French
Shoshone County
Knathiaina
Party of Protection
Idabo
Captain Conner on State Finances at Kellogg
Captain Albert Conner, republican candidate for attorney general, spoke at Kellogg on state finances. He presented a chart comparing eight years of state tax rates and allocations, arguing taxes rose in 1919 to cover deficits left by Moses Alexander and defend the former administration.
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Moses Alexander
Kellogg
Albert Conner
Alexander
Election Day a Ballot Box Throne for the People
A rousing poem frame declares Election Day as the people's hour where every citizen stands equal before the ballot. It extols plain manhood versus pedant pride and asserts the peopled hall, not palaces, as the true throne. The speaker urges the poor and the rich alike to claim their right and vote.
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People's Hall
Alexander under fire over state levy and tax costs
Captain Conner criticized Alexander’s claim to save millions by cutting state government costs. He compared the state levy since 1919, showed local taxes dominate, and argued the cabinet system reduces overall expense by coordinating state business. The speech highlighted state affairs knowledge and boosted the Republican ticket. The article also notes zinc industry supporters and a campaign push to promote zinc roofing in the Coeur d Alenes.
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Alexander
Captain Conner
Conner
Kellogg
Shoshone County
Coeur d’Alenes
Zinc roofing touted as best and cheapest solution
The piece argues zinc roofing has centuries of reliability in Europe and could solve domestic overproduction fears in the United States. It cites the American Zinc Institute and notes over a million new roofs yearly, urging education and adoption, with emphasis on interest in the Coeur dAlene district.
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Coeur D'Aiene
Europe
American Zinc Institute
United States
Coeur d'Alene
Republican record coin the public debt and spending cuts
John T. Adams, chairman of the Republican National Committee, touts nineteen months of Republican administration noting a $1,165,042,731 decrease in the public debt since taking control on September 40 1922. He claims nearly $3,000,000,000 debt refunded at lower interest, bonds at par, normal interest rates, and drastic cuts in payrolls and expenditures.
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John T. Adams
Republican National Committee
Isolations critique framed by campaign rhetoric
The speaker argues that voters should view US actions abroad over the past five years as a counterpoint to charges of isolationism. They say Democrats call it isolation, and question what the country would do if the Democratic Party gains power.
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United States
Ple
Republicans nominate high class county commissioner candidates
The article argues Republicans field strong county commissioner hopefuls and urges voters to elect the full Republican ticket to ensure teamwork in the courthouse, while conceding that a straight ticket may not always be best in general.
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Court House
Christmas tree origins traced to sixteenth century Rhine
The modern Christmas tree is traced back to sixteenth century traditions along the Rhine river. Paisley shawls began production in the early nineteenth century in Paisley Scotland.
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Paisley
Scotland
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