Idaho Republicans Nominate a Winning Ticket
Idaho Republicans endorsed a strong ticket led by Frank R Gooding for senator and kept Burton L French Addison T Smith in the lower house. D W Davis was renominated for governor. Robert N Dunn and W A Allen with C H McCarthy were named for the supreme bench positions. The slate emphasizes unity experience and a shift toward Republican principles after eight years of Democratic control.
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Frank R Gooding
Idaho
Burton L. French
Addison T. Smith
D. W. Davis
Supreme
W. A. Allen
Mackfoot
Chas
McCarthy
Boine
Ada County
McKinley
Wilson
Min
Democratic and nonpartisan league clash in Idaho primary
Idaho politics heat up as Democrats under Senator Nugent align with the nonpartisan league, nominating Whittaker and Bates for congress and attorney general, signaling a withdrawal of the league ticket. The piece rebukes the alliance, cites the direct primary debate, and cites Harding's national platform while criticizing party maneuvers.
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Senator Nugent
Nonpartisan League
Idaho
W. P. Whittaker
Ross Bates
Vovatello
Congress
Townley
Whittaker
Bates
HF Samuels
United States
Nugent
Samuels
Labor Department
Europe
Democratic Siation
Democratic Party
League
Senate
Outlook for zinc grows brighter in Coeur d Alene region
Zinc producers and smelters in the Coeur d Alene district express optimism about the metal's outlook. Industry sources cite reduced zinc stocks, improved Europe trade relations, and ongoing production curtailment as factors supporting higher prices. Reports from The Mining and Scientific Press and Engineering and Mining Journal note falling stockpiles, restrained output, and rising demand at higher prices.
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Coeur d'Alene
Oklahoma
Europe
No Peace Declaration If Cox Is Elected
The piece argues Governor Cox would keep the nation at war until the senate accepts the Wilson league covenant as part of a peace treaty. It condemns Cox’s stance on peace with Germany and labels Harding’s proposal to record peaceful status as an official fact dishonorable and perfidious.
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Cox
Senate
Harlien
Germany
Harding
United States
Baker Says League Would Reduce Armament
Secretary of War Baker argues that U S joining the League of Nations would allow substantial reductions in American armaments. He contends that without league participation the United States must keep war readiness and cannot opt for disarmament.
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Baker
League
United States
League of Nations
Coolidge and Roosevelt as Presidential Candidates
The piece argues Coolidge, aged 48 with extensive public service, is better qualified for the presidency than Franklin D. Roosevelt, aged 38, who has limited elected experience and a softer, less decisive leadership image. It notes the historical odds of vice presidents becoming president and urges voters to favor a strong, capable leader.
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United States
Coolidge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State Senate
Governor Coolidge
Mr. Roosevelt
Harding's Plan to Cut Living Costs Program Outline
Harding champions four measures to reduce living expenses. Revise or repeal the excess profits tax and end the freight and passenger traffic tax. Increase tariff schedules. Substantially modify the income tax structures.
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Harding
Complete Accord Amid Washington Dispatches
Washington dispatches report Mr Wilson and Gov Cox in complete accord after the White House conference. Both leaders told reporters the situation is happy, despite Cox’s conference fate and the president’s restraint. The note recalls a limerick about a rich man.
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Boston Herald
Washington
Mr. Wilson
Gov. Cox
White House
The Play Within the Play Ends and Goes On
Dialogue reflects on a play in which happiness follows trials yet life moves beyond fiction. Lovers unite, marriage yields both joy and loss, and the narrative hints that every ending leads into a continuing, ever-changing life with shadows of tomorrow.
Roosevelt attacks tariff as dead issue in Butte zinc debate
In Butte Franklin D. Roosevelt argued the tariff is dead, while warning free zinc would gut Butte’s zinc industry. He contrasted Cox's advocacy of free zinc with Republican support for reimposed duties, noting zinc sales, wartime needs, and the zinc industry’s reliance on protection.
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Butte Daily Post
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Butte
Harding
Ohio
Roosevelt
Cox
House ‘of Representatives
United States Senate
Wilson
Congress
Mexico
Payne-Aldrich
Age And Mindset In Living Long By Wits And Will
A discussion notes that aging depends on the mind and desire to live. It cites Newton, Landor, Wesley, Irving, Browning, Tennyson, Hugo, and Voltaire as examples of sustained vigor in later years. The piece contrasts active intellect with physical decline and ends with a light aside about tomatoes.
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Sir Isaac Newton
Walter Savage Landor
John Wesley
Washington Irving
Washington
Browning
Tennyson
Victor Hugo
Voltaire
Irene
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Wallace
J. Dunn
Wallace Printing Company
Temple Building
Bank Street
Hocatello
Buen
Pocatello
Warren G. Harding
Ziinc
The
Engineering and Mining Journal of
Smarket
Kansas City Star
Detroit
Louisville Post
Columbia Record
E. Hamilton
Ster Baxter
New York Sun and Herald
Toledo Blade
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