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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
4
The piece argues the Democratic record supports a law granting women equal property rights, while the Republican platform remains silent. It defends the Democrats against corruption accusations and decries late charges as falsehoods, warning such claims show poor political diplomacy.
State Democratic Ticket for Idaho includes Joseph A. Hutchinson Ada County for Congress Frank W. Hunt Lemhi for Governor W. E. Adams Washington for lieutenant governor F B Fogg Idaho for Supreme Judge J. Bassett Bingham for Secretary J Callahan Kootenai for State Auditor B P Coltman for State Treasurer F D Culver New Perce for Attorney General Miss Permeal French Blaine for Superintendent of Public Instruction J B Nordquist Shoshone for Mine Inspector Frank Harris Washington for Third District Judge
The piece denounces the Republican party for not defending its platform in Idaho and nationally. It claims Democrats openly advocate reform while Republicans offer silence and mudslinging. The author asserts voters deserve clear stances and criticizes current campaign tactics.
The county officers report to the county commissioners and control most expenditures. They claim honest administration in theory, with decisions for details under their judgment. Democratic nominees P. P. Dawson, George Wil lama, and Charles M. Rusty are praised. voters urged to scrutinize ballots.
The text discusses Democratic doctrines appealing to the common people versus Republican power and wealth. It urges voters to support Jocnl candidates aligned with the Democratic banner that stands for national welfare, not oppression by monopolies and greed.
The letter argues that last minute attacks on any candidate deny fair response and undermine voter choice. It notes the County Attorney Lovejoy has strong backing from the Stock Grower’s Association, implying malign expressions are aimed at discrediting legitimate support.
The World repeats whispers from its own bosses claiming Dubois is a Republican nightmare, honest and incorruptible, unsettling GOP policies. Critics argue the charge rests on Democratic consent and avoids addressing the party platform.
Washington county voters are urged to support Democratic officials who have guided finances well and improved general conditions. PP. Dawson is praised as a level headed, honest farmer with long county residence. George Willisme receives unanimous endorsement from Middle Valley residents who know him well.
The endorsement proclaims Charles M Rush as a worthy candidate known to north county neighbors. It states he can meet the diverse needs of that region, will exercise economy and judgment, and will pursue improved wagon roads vital to the people and their interests.
A hostile World editorial assaults W D Lovejoy, county attorney candidate and incumbent, using weak charges and personal malice. The piece argues Lovejoy remains faithful to duties, rejects persecution, and urges voters to see through the reckless political gambit.
The piece argues Republicans have no misdeeds to display while Democrats lack untainted candidates. It claims the state and county show clear ballots for continued good government, contrasting sharp accusations against the other side with praise for incumbents and a call for voters to support their ticket.
A Colorado miner warns that capital for many mining schemes is held back until after the election. He claims a republican victory would spur mine development. He cites past Democratic rule bringing growth, immigration, and $15,000,000 in new capital. Colorado writer Fitz Mac says 5,000 miners could move to Idaho if Joe Hutchinson is elected.
The text argues that Democrats have a clear platform and will face the state's voters on honest principles, while Republicans are accused of deception and hypocrisy. It suggests public support for honesty and straightforward conduct over moral compromise, predicting a Republican loss.
A Boise Republican letter to the Capital News advocates electing Hon. Frank Harris as district judge, arguing a labor union viewpoint against Stewart. It cites the high school contract awarding to outsiders, urges Ada county voters to back Harris, and praises his legal learning and loyalty to locals. The writer predicts Harris carries Washington County and rests the outcome with his home county.
A caustic Statesman critique accuses rivals of misrepresentation in a four page supplement. It mocks claimed Democratic deficiences including a supposed 6500 penalty to a penitentiary and charges political games in reapportionment.
An elderly Salem resident rails against alleged state mismanagement and political intrigue. She cites figures claiming $300,000 spent and $47,999 short of expenses, questioning the credibility of accusations and calling for truth before the election.
Readable fragments suggest a disjointed discussion of figures and fate. No clear events, people, or places emerge. Preservation of readable terms hints at a figurative critique, but concrete facts are not present to summarize.
A local business magnate linked to several firms faces a pending graft inquiry. Investigators focus on transactions with a state agency and potential land deals, seeking to determine if conflicts influenced policy. No charges announced yet.
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