The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-01-23
BRADY IS ELECTED
ON THE 3lST BALLOT
Since Going to Press Message Received, Stating Leg
isature Has Reached This Decision
mo Details

delegation of 70 came from Can
yon to boom Mr.. Dewey and it
is possible he will be formally plac-
ed in the running tomorrow, al
though it is not likely until after
the second ballot, if it goes that
far. The Canyon delegation has
left it to Senator Baldridge to
decide upon the psychological mo-
ment to nominate Mr.. Dewey.
So soon as Mr.. Dewey is named
it is expected Judge Stevens of
Bingham will be nominated, toss
ing another wheel within the maze
of wheels that is spinning in be-
wildering fashion.
: In the Brady camp it was said
that the governor would increase
his top vote of today on the first
ballot and that while he might not
be elected tomorrow he would be
position to hold his strength
and would continue the dominat-
ing factor.
Ailshie's Last Chance Today.
In the Ailshie quarter it was
claimed that the north would
stand by the judge tomorrow by
practically the same number Of
votes given him heretofore. 1t
was learned, however, that in the
north Idaho caucus Case and Fink
of Nez Perce objected to continu-
ing for Ailshie. They will likely
go to Mr.. Babb tomorrow. Sen
ator Goodnight of Nez Perez was
unwilling to change to Mr.. Babb
The general feeling of the north.
ern caucus, as outlined by one o1
those present, was that Judge All
SHE could not be elected but the
large majority of those present
were willing to defer to his wish
es to stay with him another day
Another Idaho caucus will be hello
tomorrow night, at which it il
expected an agreement will b,
reached as between Beale ant
Babb as Ailshies' successor. Thi
announcement seemed to dispos,
of the claims of an election to
morrow.
Ailshie Asked Final Chance.
An attempt was made tonigh
to form a combination betweel
Nez Perez and Shoshone countie
to try first man from Shoshon
county for senator, and if he can
not succeed, to then go to tn
choice of Nez Perce county. Thi
however, probably will not be at
tempted for another day, owing
the plea of Ailshie to stand by hin
for another day.
Borah Positively Hands Off.
Senator William E. Borah al
rived in the city from Washingto
this morning and took quarters a
the Owyhee hotel where he con
ferred during the day with man.
politicians. He expects to be i
the city until Thursday night whe
he will leave for Washington t
resume his work in the senate.
1t is taken for granted that Ser
ator Borah will be invited to ad
dress the Legislature while in tn
city and this is given by his il
innate friends as the reasons fo
his visit at this time. No prograr
has been arranged for him as ye
This, it is thought, will be deper
dent upon the outcome of the SCI
atorial deadlock.
When seen at his room in tn
hotel in the evening Senator Bora
spoke freely on the object of hi
visit and admitted that he wa
laying himself open to much at
verse criticism for coming at
time when there is a senator's
deadlock on.
81 came home at this time" h
said, because | felt under obi
cations to my friends to visit tn
legislature during the session an
because this was the only tim
available.
Before l left for Washingto
promised my friends in all part
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