Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-11-08
VICTORY DUE TO THE
REPUBLICAN PAPERS

\ ernor James r. Brady. and who 4
/ manager Of the press bureau for thu
Il Republican State Central Committee
II declared last night In commenting OF
II the great Republican victory won IN
\ the State that the Republican news.
h papers OF the State have been one ol
the most potent factors In the &C.
| complainant Of the gratifying result.
IN speaking Of their loyal service
20 The party he said
Nov that the battle Is ended and
the victory Is won. desire to
emphasize my appreciation OF the
very effective work which the Repub-
lean papers Of the State have rem
dered the party and the State Central
Committee IN this campaign Their
space and their most loyal and reIent-
less efforts have been given our party
without price or persuasion Loyalty
they have battled with ns for party
victory, and too much credit cannot
he given them for their very eff
fective service. ! deeply appreciate
their loyal work, and I cannot say
too much in their credit Indeed.
their efforts have proven one OF the
most potent factors in the achieve
ment of the great victory we have
scored. and desire. on behalf of the |
committee, TO extend sincere thanks /
10 them. The Republican party of
Idaho is indeed fortunate In having
such loyal newspapers. and their
grea, work should not be forgotten
Chairman George A. Day and
Secretary E G. Davis OF the com
m!ttee have been tireless in their
efforts In behalf OF party victory
and at all hours have labored hard
and earnestly for party success In the
hardest campaign we have known IN
Idaho. In face Of the circumstances .
that the committee was handicapped !
for money and was confronted by
bad conditions and forced fight on a
straight party lines against elements q
IF disruption, II can be considered 4
nothing else than a great victory for $
he party and reflects great credit on &
he committee s
In the publicity end Of the cam a
'algn, a great deal OF matter was "
landed by the press OF the State, d
more by six times that during any "
ther campaign. The newspapers
eceiyed the matter desired and gave on
he widest publicity TO our work. 50
'ver a hundred newspapers were ia
Materially Interested In the campaign st
pr Republican principles. and stood FIR
nswervIngly with us. They were ST
OF loaded up with the ordinary bulk
printed campaign argument, but fo
ere given vital Information, Data TN
nd articles that were ready for the wi
'py-hook. An instance of their 10y tn,
ty Is cited In that the last week go
the campaign, the very best service COZ
'e papers possessed were extended fed
;. One paper used sixteen and a half me
'lumns. another seven columns, chi
any four and five columns, and the fat
ilk OF the papers would average
rec columns OF matter throughout +"
e campaign for each issue. II was my
clean-cut campaign on dignified Gull
les; there was total absence I'm Of
o Republican press OF personal wit
use or utilization. and all issues bet
re fairly met and the campaign was
Is one OF educational import. was
I'm this work, am glad to state was
II | had the able assistance OF nit,
mes II. Stotts, whose acquaintance men
n men and affairs was Of particu- unit
value. and whose interviews ac- cry.
nplished signal benefit TO our has
Use. He was enthusiastic and un- ~
ng 10 his efforts for the success pres
the party, and IL distinctively a den
tisan Republican newspaperman. Of Il
from this class of newspapers lieve
party receives the most loyal and tons
clont service. with the chairman clare
secretary. Mr.. Stotts, and u. F.
! Valenburg, who did such good "A
K as manager for the speakers ha
eau, and the stenographers. we Of Il
one OF the most efficient and ment
monious organizations at head Of N
rters that II has ever been my fathe
sure to witness. AMI throughout quart
campaisn they worked concertedly blessI
x any line for the good OF the ment-
y. OF Q,
We feel particularly apnreciative other
he press. and know every paper that
daho that has helped the party. hacks
to what extent" Boise States. the
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