Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-09-04
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THE STATE NOMINEES.

Justices Supreme Court-Mor-
9 gan and Walters.
United States Senator Repu5l-
. can. Brady; Democrat. Hawley d:
- Congressmen-Republican Jones
: OF McCracken and Smith Z
Governor-Republican. Haines:
g Democrat. Alexander =
Lieutenant Goyernor-Republi- :
g can. Taylor. 9
. Secretary Of state-Republican,
Q Barker.
. State Treasurer - Republican. &:
. Allen. :
9 Inspector Of Mines-Republi- &:
q: can. Robert Bell :
. On the Republican ticket Peter 9
Z: son for attorney general Huston {:
. for auditor and Miss Mccoy for 2
d: superintendent Of public instruc- 9
Z; ton. had no opposition. .
9 The Democratic nominees. in ad- :
9 dition to those mentioned above. 3
4: who had no opposition. are: Tan g
{: ner for lieutenant governor. Dough-
Z: erty for secretary Of state. LeHu- Z:
. quet for auditor. Capps for treas Z:
9 urer. Walters for attorney general 8
g There was no contest for any OF 9
. the Progressive nominations. 9
9 9 9 g 9 9 9 9 9 8 g . g g 9 ?
The election returns from the county
did not get in complete until the next
day. Indeed the counting was not ac-
tuaIly finished until three O'Clock We'd
nesday morning at Dietrich. Actual
figures were not given at all in several
precincts.
Just as quickly as the reports could
be phoned in they were posted at a
joint headquarters set up in the Nc
Mahon building where candidates and
their friends were assembled until
after midnight.
The first messages that came IN were
10 the effect that Gooding was leading
in the Senatorial race that he had
carried his own county handsomely
and possibly Lincoln: that Judge Wal
ters had a waIkaway in the race for
the Supreme bench. with Morgan as
his opponent. and that Boutwell,. Wise.
and Stockslaser were prob
ably nominated for District Judges
Then came in the report that Brady
and Hawley were far in the lead in
the United states Senatorial race and
that Haines and Alexander were en-
.ered for the gubernatorial contest
The ballots cast in Shoshone pre-
,inct were not counted complete until
-2:4o a. m.
Brady was strong in the Panhandle. I
Bonner county with 500 votes
o the good. Cassia county likewise
vas strong for the present incumbent
Addison T. Smith. who has proved |
lis efficiency in the lower house. won
lis denomination
Frank Cooling for L. s. Senator was
Ugh man in Shoshone. being the re-
ipient Of 1s5 votes to his nearest COM
etitor. James H. Brady. ss-
I. NJ. Zug received the Republican
omination for the state senate with
n immense plurality which was near
: equaned by Clarence wheeers vote
u the Republican nomination for
heriff. Both were strongly supported
every voting place in the county
Walter Heiss Of jerome. Republican
sndidate for a commissionership, cas-
y secured the nomination, as did s
King for probate judge
Vernon Y. Bower viii be the Re
iblican candidate for assessor. hav-
2 won the nomination by a good plu-
lity. although Lawrence I. johnson.
$ chief opponent. ran strong in
veral precincts.
DR.. Charles F. Zeller had a walk
yay in the race for the Republican
animation for the coronership. his
lraIity being the largest Of any can
date. Or. Baugh. who opposed zel-
:. showed Up in jerome. his strongest
ecinct. with 50 votes 10 Zeiler's s.. :
Her received 20 in Shoshone and
ugh 60. Many Democrats were 50 =
xious TO show their good VIII and =
IN in Dr. Zeller that they placed his +.
me in nomination on their tickets IN s
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