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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-07-04
THIRTY EIGHT COME BEFORE THE
PEOPLE ON JULY 80.
DEMOCRATS EXCEED
Republicans Hang Back but Democrats
Have an Abundance of Candi-
dates. Primary July 80.

OuHuay laSC AT HllunlSnC marked the
close of the time in which primary nom
nations might be filed and we are
now all ready for the first big battle
of ballots which is scheduled to occur
July 80. No more will you be asked
to sign this or that friend 8 nomination
papers that he may get before the peo-
pie and make a personal sacrifice that
the country does not go to the bow
vows. Now is the open season for but
tonholing and whispering encouraging
talk in the ear of the common "peo-
pie" SO that majority of the ballots
are yours after the count on July 80.
There is no dearth of candidates this
year; 3S in all of Idaho county's tried,
untried, tested and untested, tied and
united, self sacrificing heroes are now
before the voting public to be weighed,
analyzed and Judgment passed upon.
In looking over the list one is apt to
be of the opinion that recall of the
candidates and not the judges is a
measure this country is crying for. But
then under the blessed direct primary
law, it is the people who are doing the
nominating and we suppose the people
who bring out this wealth of material.
Anyway the talk of machine can no
longer be made with any idea of justi-
fication and the voter has choice, a
wide range, too. If you, Mr.. Voter,
laugh at the material on this ticket OF
that ticket, for this or that office, re.
member, you, the people are ruling un.
der the direct primary law which Ida.
no has on its statute books. You want
ed it, you have and are entitled to ali
the accruing benefits.
While Sunday was the last day, NJ
nominations were filed at that time
for politicians, regardless of what has
otherwise been said, are Godfearina
men and like all true Christians, wor
ship on the seventh day or fix up theil
fences.
Saturday was a busy day with Audi
tor Bradbury, in fact that office looked
like bargain basement, the way people
crowded around. Telephone bells rang
and registered mail was delivered il
sacks, the last cali at the pie counter
met a ready response. Sixteen candi
dates were added to the list before thu
evening gun was fired and things hat
quieted down little when darkness
covered the wicked world
The democratic ticket seems exceed
ingly popular this year, there being 2
who are seeking office under the ban
ner of that party and only II on tn
republican ticket. 1t seems that Chica
go blight has had its effect on Idah
county republicans but this shortag
may be attributed to the deflectiol
from the regular organization and it i
1 possible that some are waiting for
place on the third ticket.
The following is the list of candi
dates on the two tickets:
!, Democratic Ticket.
Senator-Allan A. Creelamn, w. T
Casady, Wallace N. Scales.
, Representative-Arth Mundt, Ge,
Stephens, Charles Sallee, Riley Rice.
Sheriff-Wm. Allen, Charles ThomI
, son.
Treasurer-Tim E. Quinlan.
Prosecuting Attorney-Edward n
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-07-04
DEADLOCK BROKEN ON BY THE NEW
JERSEY aovERNoR WILSON A CONSERVATIVE PROGRESSIVE
THOMAS MARSHALL OF Indiana HIS RUNNING MATE
rk Placing for Second Place In
the Carrying Of Two Pvoca States
Feeling

Hail. Baltimore July 2Wooow present governor
Jersey this afternoon nominated president
nomination
which
Underwood withdrawn
Governor
of
Champ
to and asked the
then proceeded
exceptions including
andt absent
of
inaton which
the of the
Wilson The
of all the candidates assisting
The convention adjourned at 3ss until this evening
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-07-04

ranking democratic official in public
life. ! cannot be false or corrupt with
out reflecting upon my party in the
most serious way.
"Any man who would enter into an
alliance with any selfish interest or
privileged class of this country to gain
the nomination for the presidency is
unworthy of the presidency and of the
speakership of the house. If l have
not entered into such an alliance, then
the democrat, however distinguished,
who wantonly charges me with this
act, is a traitor to the democratic party
and to his professed friendship for me.
81 am not here to plead for nom
ination or attempt to influence any
man 8 political action. Let every man
proceed in this convention according
to convictions and the expressed will Of
his constituents. / ask no undue con
sideration of any man, be he friend or
foe, but l demand exact justice from
every democrat either in this conven-
tion or throughout the nation.
tWith William j. Bryan and his
charge made in the convention today,
shall expect him to meet that issue,
make proof or retraction.o
The balloting throughout the entire
convention showed that Clark and Will
son were the leaders in the fight Clark
started out with 4401a votes on the
first ballot and gained steadily until
the tenth, when he reached the high
water mark of $50. From that time un-
til Wilson was nominated Clark lost
strength gradually with Wilson gaining
on every ballot. The New York delega-
tion which consisted of 80 votes, start
ed out by voting for Harmon, but
switched on the tenth ballot, voting
for Clark.
The nomination of Governor Marshall
for vice president came as something
of surprise, for when the night IS bal
loting for vice president began 1t
seemed that the Bryan Wilson con-
tingent in the convention had definite
ly settled upon Governor Joseph r.
Burke of North Dakota.
There was not much of a fight, how
ever, and when two ballots disclosed
Marshall easily in the lead, Governor
Burke IS name was withdrawn and Mar
shall was proclaimed the nominee by ae
clamation A minute later the conven
tion had adjourned sine die, at lot
clock a. m.
The Nebraskan was understood par
ticularly to favor Governor Burke as
type OF the modern progressive.
Many of the delegates went directly
from the convention hall to specia
trains apd by tomorrow practically al
will have left town.
The convention became love feast
tonight when it met to select running
mate for Governor Wilson.
The sentiment of the convention was
strongly in favor of giving the speaker
the place is he would accept. ID. II
Dean of Georgia placed Clark in nom
lination and took the convention un
awares. Despite speech by forme
Governor A. M. Dockery of Missouri
withdrawing Clark's name and teie
graphed statement from the speaker re
fusing to take the place the convention
was hopeful of his final acceptance, an
one of the reasons for the suspension o
the vote on the nominations was the dc
sire of the leaders to make sure
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-07-04

Summary: Home runs, Tiggleback,
2; 8 base hits, Ward; 2 base hits, Ing
ram, Rebain; stolen bases, Karr, 2,
Ward, Ingram 2; struck out by Holly,
8, Karr 5,Lindsley !, Perciful l; hit by
pitched ball, Ingram; base on balls,
Branscombe, Tiggleback.
Umpire Charter and Day.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-07-04

For the first time in the history of
conventions, more than 36 ballots were
taken to nominate president, SO bal
lots being taken to nominate when
President Garfield was nominated.
The first struggle in the convention
was between Bryan and Parker for
the election as temporary chairman
which was won by slight margin by
Parker. From that time on Bryan was
on his feet fighting all of the time, but
convention.
On last Thursday night William Jen-
nings Bryan led the convention to a
declaration of progressiveism unheard
of in political histc--v. It was the sec
ond struggle of the convention in which
Bryan had participated. This time he
was victorious. He introduced reso-
luton which passed by two-thirds ma
jority declaring the convention opposed
to the nomination Of any candidate un-
der obligation to J. Pierpont Morgan,
Thomas F. Ryan, August Belmont or
any of the other privilege seeking
class.
The resolution was as follows:
Resolved, that in this crisis in
our party's history this convention
sends greetings to the people of the
United States, and assures them that
the party of Jefferson and Jackson is
still the champion of popular govern
ment and equality before the law. As
proof of our fidelity to the people we
hereby declare ourselves opposed to
the nomination of any candidate for
president who is the representative of
or under any obligations to j. Pierpont
Morgan, Thomas F. Ryan, August Bel
mont or any other members of the
privilege hunting and favor-seeking
class.
Be it further resolved, that we de-
mand the withdrawal from this con-
vention of any delegate or delegates
constituting or representing the above
named INTEREST,"
The last clause was withdrawn by
Bryan after lengthy debate and con-
siderable protest from various delega-
nons as an invasion of states rights.
Again on Saturday afternoon the con-
Ventlon was thrown into an uproar
when Bryan took the floor of the con-
vention and announced that he would
vote for no man who was willing to ac-
cept the nomination at the hands of
Murphy of Tammany Hall. This at
tack was directed at Champ Clark, for
whom the New York delegation was
voting at the time.
After this statement by Bryan
CLARK was called to Baltimore by his
campaign managers to appear on the
floor to make an answer. When Mr.
Clark reached Baltimore the convention
had adjourned until Monday and he
Immediately issued the following
statement in response to the attack
Today in the national convention
an outrageous aspersion was cast upor
ME and through me upon the democratic
party ny one who Of all men ought tc
oe the last to besmudge or betray his
friends or his party. So far as I an
personally concerned it is enough tt
say that the charge which reflects upor
my personal or party integrity is utter
y and absolutely false. I might af
iord to forget myself, but am, BY
the choice of the democratic majority
OF the house of ronrasonfat;voa tn.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-07-04
Prairie Team Won.

In the game at Cottonwood to-
day, between the all star Camas
Prairie team and Lewiston, the
Camas Prairie team won by
score of to s. The winning
team was made up entirely Of
Cottonwood players and did not
include any Grangeville boys.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
(Spe3ial> 9prre1ppnbens.)
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
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SrGifcn Wici0c 5ablt. 5obolo Die
l,nllabciibcrin Srau GGn5cllc 0 Der
Hcrc1 &ilrnc ibrc@ Wicthcr3 crfltbr.
liinbi9tc lie inn Die @pbmung. mo
Cotton iudtc unlionit i'm uulicgcns
beu G.unrticr cine anocrc. Sobnlo
Die 8ciibcr GrfunoiGltn9en cinge5o9cn
b0ttcu. pcr5ihtctcn lie uuf bic Gbre,
Den Scfrctdr ser %iQa 3u bcbcrbcr9cu.
Ser 0au5mciItcr mndltc bcnl &ilrGcr
Gpdon ale mpgIifeu Sd)nicri0fciicu,
NIB Dieier pcrlpeiaertc Die 8csubluna
Der Wictbc, neil 6rnu Gbo5cllc Die &C.
leblidlcn &erpflihtnuacn bcs Seiieers
Qc8cniibcr Dem Wietber perlcBt babe.
Or licB nlldl IN icincm &olfol cine
SABINE nit GROCER Snidriit onbrinacn.
AMI Der Is beiBt: Inter Der britten
JicpllDlif miro bo2 @cieB burd) Die
Yoli5ei perlcBt." ShlieBlid bat aber
bph Gohou IN cinem &nuptpuufte
r%uhDcgcUcn. @r bat ser &eitbcrin
burh icincn N%hpotutcu Die lcstt &icrz
tctiubrSmictbc i 125 Sranteu 8us
p,ucu loiicm 6ugleih obcr 10000 Sr.
Stahencriup bon ibr ucrlongt. Ser
2(bNcnrDnctc bc5 bctreficuocu &uriier
&oblfreiicS 9ing Nurnui gum Ninis
lterprdiibentcn. I'm lid, ilbcr ba5 Der
Inbreu Der Yoli8ci Gcacniiber God>on
81 bcimrucrcn. Gnillnur 900 iofort
grtunbiguuGcu Elm mno entNedte bel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
MGR hinnnssuihiebcn.

mer binnnsSuidie6cn. T(S ser q:
gcDronete DC Sanprniu> Goldman bier
ullf has &prt perlGugtc, entltonb cir
iolder Snnnilt, baB Der Yrdiioent oic
Sipltng fir cine babe Stunbc nuie
bebcn muBte, elm in ben 8cneralitao
ten Der Nieberlnnbe obne gciipieI pa
ltcbenbcr @or8ang. Sm pcitcrcu
@erlaufe Der SiBuug tritiiicrtc Der
Stberdlc Sbomipn lcbbnft bns Wonpz
poi Srirpp's, bns Dem Stadte eincll
Sd,noeu o uugefdhr ciner baIhcH
Million perurindt babe. Der Narincs
@iuiiter erpiocrtc, bic bon elmer
unbcren Snbrif cingercid)tc Cifertc
drf Sicfcruns 10 annoncn iei burh
cine augciebene Gomniiiion. Der dud)
Der Irtilleric : Snipcftor onaehort
babe, gepriift iuorhcn. Sieicr lei iiber.
Die nnpaucrnoc SBitation ncgcu nic
Sirma Arupp icbr empDrt. Or. Der
Wiriiter, noile nitt. baB Watruicn
Gin Cpfer o ip%genannten luohlieis
len aanoEcn nilrbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
Ya3c'S Spneeiprung.

Gus Cos MlGclcs. Sat. pcrlautet
uutcrm Gutlim pprt -. S%anliar:
Scr "a Sabre oft &uf,ihiffer, Hutbers
iDrb Engc, Gin 0ru0uirtcr bon yalc,
Der bon Nclr 0ort. dis elmer Scr
.GurtiBsNpiutor5" reailtrirt luar,
icnn hertc eincn jdhcn SOB. ais iciue
Wtnidinc nuf Dem SIugfclOc BON 90
mingne6 II elmer 0Dbc bon 100 SrB
0tiIiir5tc, pcniqc N%uacuOlidc o Dem
NhidlluB rcs &rpgranura mir Den
brificn &ng hc3 brittcu intcrllotips
nalcn &lliiiGiii Mcrneuo. Sage
molltc chen cincn cn9cn arcis bcidrci>
Gen, dis Gin Nuprul Der Suit. bic ilbcr
Den &nn9nr<, hing, 1cine WnidIiuc crs
ia5tc uuh OicIc Iid) nuf Die Scitc lcgtc.
Or periutI!c, nu9 @lcidgelpid)t mic
Der IN crlal9cn, obcr pffcntar fltrdbs
temp, bnS CT Die 6untrpllc icines aeroz
plans uidt wieocrcrinnGcn trauc, CAB
CT hcn &erirh uu' mn iprdil9 iedl3ia
sag Don Der Grhc ans DER Wnid'iuc
Oh. @r lief ai.f aepfliigicn @rlnb
uilo mar nod Inlidlt Der 9crSie All
Der Stclc tpot.
Eagc nor bcllte 5uru eriteu Yial ais
liccnSirtcr &uitihifier mfgciticgcn,
nod1ocm CT am lcBtcn SamStag ieine
Yiceu5 erhnitcn hnttc. Gin friibcrer
Nufitieg bon ibm, lrUB cnorm itoBens
Den mn pcrr0thcriid}cn @inSe3. bate
lid 81 eiuer uici anaciIalmtcu HeiItanA
gellaltct, %n1c luar eiuer Der Grlten.
bit he!lte auigeitiegen unreu.
Edgc iupbutc in Mem Nori nit lei
ncr Wutter nuh ieincn bcibcu Sdupc
ilern %Suidmuuen. Sciu 9ntcr ut tobt.
Sic g)Glc lluiperijtdt bate CT I'M ppris
gen Sabre nbirlpirt. mn or lpnr icbt
Yiitglieo heS Oalc Glu6S III Mem 9prf
&pr ctpa icbs @od1cu trut CT in hua