The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-03-13
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the prejudced Testimony she talked dill
gently effort convince people that
the Trego low vicious be tolerated associated with
In and its utter absurd becomes
statements
testimony complained Of
Borrowed Money and Bull a
1909 they call Sagehurst They
cover
the interest charges In August 1910 Miss Beach became one of their
roome ana was out OF employment resos were ace
and political work and aided for her the nomination and cleo
on to county superintendent She remained in their home year and
over anu Tue mrs. e" monns wheh she hau w , Wv ~
aided greatly with Nes schooling by coaching her in her room
dull always needed
and received much help at home
Miss superin
~, e oU d G pO h st t months "a Mis- pecb, smntra
office of
people, implanted the resolution the Republican office that
would not for reelection matter how good
friends they might continue be- After she had been about
she Sagehu take she said where
less extensive She frequently told Nellie what lucky girl she was
We the best of terms and continued to be
later when she became much less
friendly Republican opposing
candidate by the editor deemed
ely ncompennt for the position AS choice between two in
administration the
Republican remained silent she her election by margin of
hundred behind her ticket From the time
her of another term
suen attitude toward Editor Trego withdrew her patronage
optmist published by Mr. X Brown
she said 1911 had ne her in her office She talked about
sagehurs said she had stopped his old from coming her
Mr. Mrs Trego discussed
which to
the matter of their business but agreeing
his conduct with
possibly undoubtedly speaking
him. further mention
Mr. Browns paper soon afterwards conclusion was that her
that preferred doing business with
who would mellow up and be insulting
| Double Crossed him in two
life the battle apparently
Miss Beach took the stand and said that while she
roomng at sagehus one morning wne Nee nau oeen SICK an
passing from her the bath she passed Ne
and Mr. Trego kneeng by the bed his around her
door Of the wide and that
time think there harm in his actions but
ana % me was su @ S % d tn MI ras S stand
late night from parties and had heard Mr. Tre
voice Ne ughing and that occasion
she waited for
an hour When asked how she knew
other she said she nothing
evidence objected to- but allowed
with witnesses
~ series Of tests conducted lust as Miss Beach had described
left mpossbe speaker and that
tested the matter that morning found sounded exactly
tho same whether Mr. Treg talked in Neies or
results of these might
counsel asked that her story
permitted wished refute it, but the
court ordered stricken
planning situation revealed by the tests and defending against her
damaging Brown said to be the author
damaging the daily newspapers and
circulating itove several states and this the first explanation
that has ever been given to the public
geLor Miss Beach Condemns Herself u
when she said he was with
Nellie the middle of the night she was pure true woman why
once? Why did she not
what going that homer She
She hersef
silent and
half part by choice, and frequently
others from the Home Finding society
she she would
desires
at the middle the night
Of this county
condemns
simply making for the of
that
is beyond acceptable human
and more watching
temptation
. disappointment hal disposition
TIE Facts of
and
great business politics When
public meeting session of the city
events of the meeting before
going usually be
told enjoys recitng her occurred with all
Beach
took her position catch the
who listened from the spot
estng) coming
supposed where he should When the
feel asleep Miss Beach became dis
L unnottina him