The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-08-19

principles which breathes American
ideals i'm every line and promises to
our nation return to the traditional
policies of this republic which the re-
publican party has ever preserved. To
these candidates and to this platform
we hereby pledge our undivided sup
port
Borah, French and Smith.
1--WE commend the records of SEN
ator William r. Borah, and Of our
lcongressmen, Burton L. French and
/ Addison r. smith, in maintaining in
the face of many difficulties, an I'M
swerving attitude Of patriotism and
loyalty to America touching those
great questions Of state with which
congress has been concerned.
"Realizing the necessity of the re-
turn Of a republican congress, we urge
upon the voters Of this county the
supreme Importance of the reelection
OF Burton L. French as congressman
from our district and the election of
republican United States senator
Endorse Davis Administration.
I'VE congratulate the people OF
Idaho upon the fact that a republican
state administration has during the
past two years changed disorder into
order and carried into effect policies
of administration which have placed
the state of Idaho in the forefront Of
American commemorative We COM
mend to the voters of this county the
record of our present state administra-
ton headed by Governor d. w. Davis
Approve County Officials.
1.-THE record of our republican coun-
y officials is one which meets our
hearty approval and commentator,
and we congratulate the people upon
the selection of a county ticket in the
recent primaries which assures a re-
publican victory and a continuation
OF faithful service to the public.
5eale for Senator.
I'VE endorse the candidacy of
Charles w Beale of this county, for
the republican nomination for United
states senator at the coming state
convention. and we pledge to that
candidacy the votes of the delegates
to that convention from Shoshone
county. We urge upon the delegates
who are selected by this convention to
use every honorable means TO the end
that Mr.. Beale be made the nominee
of our party for this high office Mr.
Beales record as citizen of our com
munity: his militant loyalty to Amer
lea and it's traditions, and his devotion
to the principles of the republican
party entitle him to the highest con-
sideration of the citizenship of this
state and mark him as a man pre-
eminenuy fitted to represent the com
monwealth of Idaho in the United
States senate.
Jones for Secretary of State.
1--WE endorse the candidacy of Rob
ert O. Jones, citizen of our county
for denomination and reelection to the
office of secretary Of state, and pledge
the support of the delegates from this
county to the state convention to his
candidacy
Higher Compensation for Injury.
at is the sense of this convention
that our workmen's compensation law
should be amended to provide for
higher maximum of compensation for
Injuries than prevails under the pres
emf law. and we direct our legislative
candidates if chosen to represent this
county i'm the legislature, to use every
honorable means and effort to bring
about a revision of the law which shall
conform to this sentiment"
Election of DELEGATES.
The following delegates and alter
Mates were elected by unanimous vote:
DELEGATES Stanly A. Easton and r. T.
Morgan. of Kellogg; DR.. d. f. Keys,
OF Mullan; Herman j. Rossi. A. II.
Featherstone and Major F. L. Quigley.
of Wallace
Alternatesw. L. Penney and r. f.
Thomas of Kellogg; NJ. p. Dalton, of
Mulan: L. w. Stedman, of Murray;
James f. Mccarthy and Axei Ramsted,
OF Wallace
State Committeeman.
The only contest in the convention /
was for member of the state commit /
tee for this county. Roswell Speel /
man and Major F. L. Quigley, both .
Of Wallace. We're placed in nomina-
ton. the vote resulting in favor af
the latter
The formal business OF the conven-
lion was followed by brief addresses L
by Donald A. Callahan and r. f.
Thomas candidates for the legislature; L
John H. McEvers. candidate for pros
scuting attorney; f. w Miller, candi-
lote fo, co,,ntN- commissioner and I,
John Sherrard candidate for probate .
Judge Stanly A. Easton was called
lpon and he spoke briefly of his trip /,
o Chicago as delegate to the ma {
ional convention. K
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