Featherstone and local officials on slate for Por County race
Voters are offered Albert Featherstone for state senator and a slate of county roles including Donald Callahan Richard Thomas Fremont Rowe FW Miller and D B Keys for commissioners Jowan Mehvers for prosecuting attorney Jesse Freeman for sheriff John Lucas for treasurer John Sherrard for probate judge Chas R Mowery for coroner and Max Richards for surveyor with party lines and district designations listed.
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Albert H. Featherstone
Donald A. Callahan
Richard EB. Thomas
Fremont S. Rowe
FW. Miller
D. BE. Keys
Jesse Freeman
John Lucas
John Sherrard
Jowan H. Mehvers
W. H. Herrick
Chas R. Mowery
Max Richards
Vote to Expand Idaho Supreme Court to Five Justices
A constitutional amendment to increase Idaho’s supreme court from three to five justices will be placed before voters in November. Proponents argue growth in population and industry warrants more judges to reduce delays while ensuring thorough deliberation. opponents urge caution on constitutional change.
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Idaho
Supreme Court
Buying Liberty Bonds on Bargain Counter
The piece argues that during the great war US citizens over subscribed Liberty bonds to aid the war effort. It claims government purchasing of bonds at discounted prices generated profits, contradicting the pledge that bonds would remain at par or rise, and questions the government’s handling of bond purchases across issues one through four.
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United States
Voters urged to back constitutional amendment on ballot
The article urges voters to support the proposed constitutional amendment, noting limited interest in constitutional changes and the need for the Supreme bench to reflect public will. It argues courts must dispense speedy justice and that citizens should record their preference on the ballot.
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Supreme Bench
Labor Leader Advocates Open Shop And True Americanism
Sentiment for the open shop or American plan grows nationwide as the right to work on any terms is championed, with labor leaders reluctantly dropping the closed shop stance. Thomas Fitch of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers cites that workers may be scab or nonunion yet have a legal right to employment and hours, urging nonviolence and lawful resolve backed by federal authority.
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Thomas Fitch
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
United States
Senator Harding Pledges to Make Bonds Worth 100 Cents
The document cites Senator Harding asserting that Liberty and Victory bonds should be worth all that patriotic citizens paid. He pledges, if elected, to prevent government actions that profit from bonds and to ensure the bonds return value to original purchasers, totaling substantial aggregate profits claimed.
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Harding
First Voters of Idaho Not For Cox Rally Banner
In Boise Idaho democratic candidate Jimmy Cox focused on first time voters but no sign of youth support appeared. A lone banner reading First Voters' Club Idaho for Cox for Idaho surfaced at Cody Park while surrounding attendees were mostly older.
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Idaho
Cox
West
Jimmy" Cox
Democratic Party
Boise
Boise Statesman
1St Voters’ Club
x—Cox
Cody Park
Support Harding Against Wilsonian Policies in 1912 Echo
A brief advocacy asserts Harding should be president to oppose Wilsonian policy. It condemns the Democratic party as incompetent amid claims of debauchery and links Cox to Wilson. It references Wilson's watchful waiting and Mexico casualties and tariff protections favoring the South and Pacific coast.
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Senator Harding
Cox
Roosevelt
Wilson
Mexico
Democratic Party
Mason and Dixon Line
Pacific Slope
Pacific Coast
Estimate of 25 Million Votes and Slush Fund Critique
The piece argues that about 25 million votes will be cast this year due to women's enfranchisement. It contends that threefifths of this total would back Harding and Coolidge, and cites a $15 million Republican slush fund alleged by Cox to sway voters at one dollar per person. It asks if such an insult to the American people has ever been offered by a presidential candidate.
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Harding
Coolidge
Cox
United States
London
New York
Middle West
England
France
Escalette
Morocco
California Democrats Endorse Harding and Coolidge Effort
Fresno and Los Angeles figures including M F Tarpey Milton K Young and Joseph H Call write letters to Raymond Benjamin head of California Republican committee announcing support for Harding and Coolidge and the full ticket They cite patriot motive and party unity Also noted is reaction to Democratic fundraising remarks by James W Gerard and a Chicago divorces and home ownership statistic with Roosevelt aging remarks from Seattle Argus and Boston Transcript quips about pay and meals
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M. F. Tarpey
Fresno
Calif
Milton K. Young
Los Angeles
State Committee
Joseph H. Call
Democratic State Committee
Raymond Benjamin
Republican Committee of
Cox
Democratic National Committee
James W. Gerard
Germany
Democratic Finance Committee
The Strong John V. Cheney in Indianapolis News
The passage casts John V. Cheney as a figure of hidden strength within the Indianapolis News. It muses on the paradox of outer resilience and inner grief, likening him to a pine that sighs and a steadfast yet somber presence among the throng. The verse warns against scorn for sorrow, noting that strength often bears a quiet, aching burden.
Unusual Lead Market Split Stirs North American Trade
The St Louis and New York lead prices diverged due to a domestic supply crunch and imports from Mexico, England, Spain, and Australia. London’s muted response, labor shifts, and regional western shortages intensify the odd market balance amid high U.S. demand and ongoing metallurgical gains in ore processing.
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engineering and_ Mining Journal
St. Louis
New York
Orient
Omaha
Pacific Coast
United States
Missouri
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Broken Hills
London
Australia
Spain
Europe
Western Electric Company
Chicago
Cox on the stump to keep unfitness in view
The New York Sun and Herald speculate on Governor Cox remaining active in the campaign. They argue that if Will Hays and his organization had 8 million dollars for Harding’s election, 2 million could be spent to employ Cox to stay on the stump and continually display his claimed unfitness for the presidency of the United States.
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New York Sun and Herald
Will H. Hays
Hejstow
Harding
Cox
The
United States
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