Wallace Miner Political Endorsements and Positions
A list of local political race endorsements and candidate positions including A. J. Dunn for State Senator Albert H. Featherstone. Representatives Donald A. Callahan Richard Ek Thomas. Fremont Rowe for Commissioner 1st District. RB Miller for Commissioner 72nd District. D.B.E. Keys for Commissioner 3rd District. Jesse Freeman for Sheriff. John Lucas for Treasurer John Sherrard for Probate Judge. John H. McEver s for Prosecuting Attorney. WH Herrick for Assessor. Dr Chas R. Mowery for Coroner.
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Albert H. Featherstone
Donald A. Callahan
Richard EK. Thomas
Fremont
Rowe
W. Miller
Srd
D.be
Keys
Jesse Freeman
John Lucas
John Sherrard
John H. McEvers
WH. Herrick
Chas R. Mowery
Cox’s false Spokane quota charge reiterated amid facts
Governor Cox refused to retract his claim that Spokane’s quota for the Republican campaign fund was 50 000, despite evidence the original target was 20 000 later reduced to 17 000. He used half truths to mislead, attacking Spokane businessmen and omitting a key acquittal.
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Spokane
Cox
Pur-Ponely
Public Debate Over Presidential Caliber and Fitness
The report argues that methods used to attack a candidate fail to mislead voters about his qualifications. It contends that a chief tactic of insults toward half the population undermines any claim to intelligent patriotic support.
Campaign contributions to Wilson fund scrutinized
The piece recounts large sums given to the Wilson campaign by figures such as James W. Gerard Henry Morganthau Frederick Penfield Thomas D. Jones Bernard Barch and Roger Sullivan and notes Governor Cox suspicion that such donors could gain influence. It argues Republicans limit subscriptions to 1000 and urges fairness in judging whether sponsors gain favors.
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Cox
Wilson
James W. Gerard
War Industries
Roger Sullivan
United States
Idaho Republicans rally behind Frank Gooding for senate
Idaho Republicans urge voters to elect Frank Gooding as senator to preserve GOP control of the Senate in a year when the party seeks to maintain majorities in both houses. Gooding, longtime Idaho resident and former governor, is praised for experience, energy, and a record of state welfare initiatives.
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Idaho
Senate
Harding
Congress
Frank
Gooding
Bis
Hut Am
Republican County Ticket Endorsed For All Races
Editorial urges full support for the Republican county slate, arguing incumbents’ records justify reelection and stressing national, state, and county success hinge on unified Republican votes. It calls voters to back every Republican from presidential electors to local offices to ensure coherent governance.
Republican and Democratic Tariffs Compared
The piece argues that federal taxes from a Democratic Congress burden business and must be reduced by electing Republicans. It asserts tax reform will spread the burden fairly, preserve war debt payments, and use tariff revisions to shield domestic industry while increasing revenue. Free traders are jeered but not defeated.
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Congress
Free Trade Party
Comparing Democratic and Republican Tariffs on Imports
Harvey's Weekly notes a stark contrast in import values and revenue across seven years of Democratic rule versus the prior Republican era. It claims imports rose about 100 percent while revenue fell over 26 percent, citing $2.2 billion revenue on $10 billion imports under Republicans versus $1.631 billion on $20 billion imports under Democrats, arguing the latter is a tariff for revenue rather than protection.
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Harvey's
Harding
Cox Urges Focus On Real Campaign Issues
The writer argues Governor Cox should stop harping on money and refocus on substantial campaign topics. Republicans allegedly show actual fundraising is a small fraction of Cox’s claimed totals while debating the cost of League of Nations is far higher, urging voters to ignore the side issue and concentrate on core policy dangers Cox cannot evade.
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Cox
League of Nations
Life or Death in the New York Sun and Herald
A reflective piece extols hope over fear, framing hope as life and courage as the path to heaven. It contrasts the cowardly retreat from mortality with the hero’s dignified, fatal resolve, urging steadfast trust and faith as life’s guiding star.
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June
Earth
Sunshine of living by Robert W. Service poem
A brief poem praising labor with zest and giving joy to others. The speaker speaks of helping folks along with a hand and a song as the real sunshine of living.
Critics Charge Wilson Aid Critique of Davis Campaign
The piece attacks Mr Davis as a gentleman with old fashioned ethics while criticizing President Wilson for leaving office to handle European affairs. It accuses Davis of engaging in American politics and highlights Palmer's convention influence and nominating efforts amid public gossip.
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Didate
Wilson
United States
Europe
Davis
Palmer
Mitch
San Francisco
Ambassador Davis Hesitates To Take The Stump
Ambassador Davis returns from London amid rumors he may stump for Cox but is deterred by propriety. Palmer’s omitted post and others leaving departments for campaigns are cited as precedent. E G Davis named vice chairman of Idaho Republican central committee to direct Boise operations. Democratic loyalty frays with partisan alliance, while Cox’s rhetoric fuels Republican case for defeat.
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Ambassador Davis
London
Cox
Davis
Palmer
Coinet
San Francisco
E.G. Davis
Republican State Central Committee
Boise
John Thomas
The Silver Lining in Denver Mining Record
The silver mining venture seems headed for a long prosperity as Uncle Sam has purchased 10,000,000 ounces of his 200,000,000 ounce order. The New York Times notes that U S production is out of the market and Mexican output is below normal, signaling higher prices ahead.
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Denver
Sam
New York Times
United States
Why Palmer Lost His Pep in Washington
The article recalls Attorney General Palmer's highly active period weeks ago in Washington. It suggests his relentless energy impressed some while others wondered if the intensity affected his campaign or health, noting his busyness and constant work patterns.
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Toledo Blade
Palmer
Washington
Jim O'Neil for State Legislature Card Prompts Debate
A campaign card circulated by Jim O'Neil of Butte Montana declares him a longtime Democrat and urges voters to elect him to the State Legislature. The message criticizes rival candidates and emphasizes sectional loyalty to Wilson and Democratic principles.
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New York Sun and Herald
Jim O'Neil
Butte
Montana
Jim
Wilson
Harding No Barnstormer St. Louis Times Editorial
The editorial commends Harding for avoiding barnstorming campaign trips across the country. It argues the nominee should clearly present his and the Party’s government stance on issues, not give rapid train-end speeches that offer no solutions and merely create fuss.
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St. Louis
Harding
Republic
When the workmen own the shops and fronts divide
A poem from Santa Fe New Mexican cites ownership of essential services by workers and authorities. It questions the fate of ordinary people when professions control workplaces and infrastructure. The piece laments the belief that each person is indispensable to the universe, implying doubt about individual centrality in society.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
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Wallace
Wallace Printing Company
Elke Temple
Bank Street
Wallace, Idaho
A. J. Dunn
Republican
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Harry McDougal
Bannock County
Robert S. McCua
Bonner County
R. J. Comstock
Madison County
Hr. M. Harding
Lewis County
Frank R. Gooding
Burton L. French
Addison ‘T. Smith
Supreme Judge
Robert N. Dunn
William A. Lee
Charles P. McCarthy
D. W. Davis
C. Moore
Robert O. Jones
KH. Gallet
Roy A. Black
Daniel Banks
Ethel A. Redeeld
Stewart Campee
Wilson Campaign Fund
Odaho
M, Fuller
N. Y. Sun and Herald
Hope
Hife
Faith
Robert W. Service
Old Line Democrats
Nonpartisan League
Hamliten
Harding NO
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