Idaho Senate Hopeful Nugent Faces Loyalty Questions
The piece argues Senator Nugent must answer questions about his ties to a socialist affiliated nonpartisan league. It cites Moscow and Wallace events, criticizes a Moore introduction, and warns that silence risks loyalty standards. It links Nugent’s stance to Idaho voters and the Democratic Party’s standing.
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Idaho
Senate
Senator Nugent
Nugent
Moscow
Wallace
Nonpartisan League
Frank J. Moore
Woodrow Wilson
Moore
Warren G Harding and Calvin Coolidge Presidential Electors List
A readable OCR fragment lists candidates and officials by county and district. It names Warren G Harding Calvin Coolidge for presidential electors Bannock Bonner Madison and other county entries and includes state offices such as Governor Secretary of State Auditor Attorney General Treasurer Superintendent and local posts like Sheriff Coroner and Surveyor with numerous names. The page reads as a ballot or public notice detailing electors and candidates for various offices across counties and districts.
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United States
Frank KR. Gooding
Burton L. French
Addison T. Smith
Supreme Judge
Robert N. Dunn
William A. Lee
Charles P. McCarthy
D. W. Davis
C. C. Moore
Robert O. Jones
E. H. Gallet
Roy A. Black
Daniel Banks
Public Instruction
Ethel A. Redvyleld
Stewart Campbell
Albert H. Featherstone
Donald A. Callahan
Richard E. Thomas
Fremont
Rowe
E. W. Miller
D. E. Keys
Jesse Freeman
John Lucas
John Sherrard
John H. McEvers
W. H. Herrick
Chas R. Mowery
Max Richardson
Senator Nugent and the Nonpartisan League
In September 30 issue the Miner suggested Senator Nugent discuss his ties to the Nonpartisan League noting Samuels’ withdrawal under an agreement. Donald Callahan urged focus on the league as locals wished, but Nugent avoided both topics and did not address the Nonpartisan League. He sidestepped questions, keeping to broader aims and avoiding the requested discussion.
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Miner
H. F. Samuels
Nonpartisan League
United States
Samuels
Senate
Donald A. Callahan
League of Nations
Nugent
Publc
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Lincoln
Republic
Sam
Roosevelt
Fine Object Lesson At Op Portune Time
A tariff debate emerges as foreign imports push down lead and zinc prices. The drop in metal prices threatens local producers, with Germany offering lead for delivery in New York at seven cents per pound duty paid. Operators face rising production costs unless tariff protection is restored.
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Europe
Democratic Party
Germany
New York
Idaho Democrats Face Same Dilemma Over Nonpartisan League
Democrats in Idaho oppose Nugent’s Nonpartisan League backed deal and resist party theft two years running. The movement One Hundred Loyal Democrats in Boise endorses Senator Myer of Montana, backing the entire Republican state ticket to purge nonpartisan league influence from the Democratic Party.
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Idaho
Nonpartisan League
Nugent
Hoise
Senator Myer
Montana
Cox Seen Falling Short in Cox and Harding Cartoon Commentary
A Washington cartoon compares Cox and Harding amid a one sided race, showing Cox rushing from first to second oblivious to a struck out side while Harding leads. Veterans report many leading Democrats privately admit Harding will win, with the president clinging to an optimistic view of Cox’s chances despite public confidence fading.
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Cox
Hardings
Woodrow
Jimmy
Washington
President Wilson’s Appeal Sparks Critical Attack
The piece accuses President Wilson of illness and inflated conceit as he promotes a league of nations. It singles out opponents Lodge, Borah, Johnson, Knox, Root, Taft and other Republicans and Democrats, asserting they lack authentic traditions of the government.
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Wilson
League of Nations
White House
Washington
Lodge
Borah
Johnson
Knox
Root
Taft
Idaho loses chance for third congressman in census
Idaho’s population rose by 106,282 over the decade, 42.6 percent, but not enough for a third representative. The apportionment basis will be about 220,000 per seat, keeping Idaho at two congressmen for another decade. The article lauds Burton L. French and Addison T. Smith remaining in office.
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Idaho
Montana
California
Congress
Burton L. French
Addison T. Smith
Democrats of Idaho Out to Beat Nugent
Democratic organizers in Idaho allege the party was sold to the nonpartisan league, trading votes for Nugent for U.S. Senate with Whitaker moving to Congress and Bates for attorney general. The piece claims Samuels withdraws to aid Nugent, hinting at a broader political deal.
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Democrats
Idaho
Nugent
Nonpartisan League
John F. Nugent
United States
Whittaker
Congress
Ral Bates
Samuels
Democratic Candidate Opposes State Constabulary
Democratic candidate YT Walters opposes the state constabulary though the force is praised for effective law enforcement across agencies. The piece notes his past as attorney general under the Alexander administration and cites his report acknowledging a need for a state constabulary. It adds a political jab about Cox’s slogan on the Scripps affair.
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A. Walters
State Constabulary
Walters
Alexander
Land of Beginning Again in the Lands of Hope and Renewal
A reflective poem envisions a Land of Beginning Again where past mistakes and heartaches are dropped like coats at the door. It imagines true kindness and forgiveness, granting second chances to the injured and misjudged, with laughter guiding the way to better days.
Wilsons League of Nations Sanctions Traffic in Women and Children
A column cites Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore criticizing the League covenant’s Article 28 clause on traffic in women and children, arguing it would legitimize abuse. It condemns the proposed global authority and highlights political figures and local Idaho notices on court judges and voter registration.
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League of Nations
Senator Nugent
United States
Nugent
Somerset
N. J
Arthur L. Livermore
New York
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Lodge
Council
Assembly of the League of Nations
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