National For President Warren Harding for Vice President
A political slate listing Warren Harding for president and Calvin Coolidge for vice president along with candidates for state and local offices including Albert Featherstone for State Senator and various county positions.
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National
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Albert H. Featherstone
Donald A. Callahan
Richard BE. Thomas
Fremont
Rowe
EB. W. Miller
John Lucas
John Sherrard
John H. Mervers
W. J. Herrick
Chas R. Mowery
Max Richardson
Samuels Withdrawal Affects Nugent Bid In Senate Race
In a preconvention move H F Samuels withdraws from the nonpartisan league ticket to back Democrat John F Nugent for Senate. The shift aims to deliver league votes to Nugent but could alienate Democratic supporters wary of alliance with the disloyal league.
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H. F. Samuels
Nonpartisan League
John F. Nugent
Whittaker
Hates
Congress
Nugent
Gooding favored as Republicans rally for senate win
The piece argues Gooding has strong Republican support this year as the Nonpartisan League wanes locally. It notes Democrats who opposed Nugent two years ago may abstain or switch to Gooding, boosting his chances. It warns that losing one or two Republican senators could shift control to Democrats.
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Gooding
Nonpartisan League
Nugent
Senate
Failed Citizenship Test Leads Judge to Deny Application
Judge Ro N j Punn presided over many aliens seeking citizenship and denied one applicant who had previously claimed exemption from the draft. The court ruled the applicant showed no loyalty or responsibility, denying citizenship with prejudice and urging other courts to follow suit in similar cases.
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Ro N. J Punn
Dunn
Notable Anniversary in Idaho History
Twenty one years after the First Idaho Volunteer Infantry was mustered out at The Presidio San Francisco the Spanish American War era is recalled as epoch making in American history The veterans pride themselves not on battles but on volunteering when the call came for men and civilians alike who joined with the same spirit that made the nation strong The piece reflects on national implications and the comradeship among soldiers under arms.
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Idaho Volunteer Infantry
Presidio
San Francisco
United States
Spain
First Idaho Volunteer Infantry Reflects on Civil War Service
On this anniversary of their return to civilian life the First Idaho Volunteer Infantry recall the long war and their lasting record of honest faithful voluntary service. They acknowledge fortune may pass, but their service endures in the nation’s archives and memory.
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Abraham
First
Idaho Volunteer Infantry
Country Boy Defects and the Remedy in Rural Health Arguments
An editorial critique of the National Country Life conference finding farm boys deficient in neuromuscular coordination. It questions proposed remedies like group games and folk dancing, and mocks the practicality of forcing Swedish gymnastics on exhausted rural youth. It cites Alvin York and imagines a muscled rustic with German imagery for humor.
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National
Country Life Conference
Committee On Recreation and Rural Health
The
Lees
New York Sun and Herald
Alvin York
Straw Ballots Show Harding Favorite Across Theaters
A major straw vote from two large Associated First National Pictures theaters in New York and Brooklyn shows Warren G Harding leading over Cox in presidential preference. The survey also records attitudes on the League of Nations and Volstead Act changes, highlighting public sentiment across voters from diverse backgrounds.
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New York
Brooklyn
Associated First National Pictures, Inc
Cox
Harding
League of Nations
League
Idaho and the Tariff Threaten Idaho Prosperity
Idaho businessmen warn that Democratic policies hurt the state’s cattle sheep hay and fruit sectors and threaten prosperity. They urge a protective tariff and Republican shift, echoing M. F. Tarpey’s call to vote Republican to save Idaho. The piece argues that high costs and imports have wrecked markets and threaten banks and farmers.
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Boise Statesman
League of Nations
Idaho
M. F. Tarpey
Fresno
Calif
Harding
California
Maho
Middle West
Middle Western
Prairies
Burton L. French to Speak in Wallace Tonight
Hon. Burton L. French of Moscow will address Wallace residents this evening. The longtime Idaho congressman, first elected in 1904, seeks reelection and is described as essential to Idaho’s representation. A crowded hall is anticipated for the address outlining his experience and public service.
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Wallace
Burton L. French
Moscow
French
State University
Congress
United States
Idaho
Property Is A Positive Good In The World
The quote argues that property rights encourage industry and enterprise. It urges not to destroy another’s house but to work diligently to build one’s own, ensuring personal security and a productive society through wealth creation and equitable opportunity.
Cox charges senate plots to suppress news in campaign
In San Diego and Los Angeles Governor Cox accuses the senate oligarchy of seeking to buy votes and suppress his remarks. The Sun and Herald defend Republican papers, saying they will not suppress Harding campaign news, while criticizing jazz culture and defending the party’s coverage.
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New York Sun and Herald
United States
San Diego
Los Aneles
Cox
Senate
Senate Oligarchy
California
Sun
New York Herald
Harding
Maine
Dayton
Pittsburg
Republican National Committee
Ohio
Jim
Coolidge
A Montana View Of Jazz In Butte Daily Post
A Montana view in the Butte Daily Post argues jazz is declining as a fashionable form. The piece suggests jazz may be outdated for those seeking social relevance and mocks its buzz saw rasping style as a fad.
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Butte Daily Post
Cox blasts Harding nomination as small-group plot
In San Francisco on Friday, Candidate Cox denounced Harding’s nomination by a "small group of men" naming Lodge, Wadsworth, Watsons McCormick, Har ding, Smoot, Brandegee, Harvey. He argues the upper group includes seven senators, while Cox’s four nominating backers are non senators, businessmen whose trade is politics.
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New York Sun and Herald
San Francisco
Cox
Harding
Lodge
Wadsworth
Watsons McCormick
Smoot
Brandegee
Harvey
French ‘Lick Springs
Jimmy
Murphy
Taggart
Nugent
Brennan
United States Senate
Idaho Chicken Feed and Banished Indian Cayuses
Idaho livestock agent George Bisbee says Idaho Indian cayuses have no commercial value and are more useful as California chicken feed. He cites 800 horses shipped from Pocatello to California and estimates thousands on Fort Hall reservation to be killed and ground for meal for chickens.
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Idaho
California
George Bisbee
Union Pacific System
Butte
Mr. Bisbee
Pocatello
Fort Hall
Wado Hills
Bisbee
Montana
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Burton L. Prench
Addison T. Smith
Robert N. Dunn
William A. L. Charles P McCarthy
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Moore
Robert O. Jones
H. Galle
Roy A. Black
Daniel Banks
Ethel A. Redfield
Stewart Campbell
Samuels
History OF
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Noyone
Paris
Hades
Hinatie Ward
Warm Springs
Idaho Chicken Feed
Christian Register
Boston
Lyman P. Powell
Ananias
London
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