Idaho-Politics and government-History-Sources.

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Letters (in part transcriptions) from Smith to his family in Washington, D.C., regarding Idaho government and the relocation of the territorial capital from Lewiston to Boise; other family correspondence; newspaper clippings; and six Smith family photographs. Accompanied by a 1948 article about Smith.

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Statements of liabilities and resources from Davis's First National Bank of American Falls, Idaho (1920-1921); an appraisal of the legislative program proposed by Davis as governor of Idaho; and a scrapbook concerning his term as governor (1919-1922).

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Collection contains pamphlet describing Democratic candidates and issues of 1916.

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Collection contains the Democratic ticket for Alturas County, 1879.

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Newspaper clippings, leaflets, and campaign materials concerning the 1908 elections. Includes copies of the national Democratic and Republican party platforms, and of national, state, and county tickets.

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Campaign card describing Dayton's platform as a Republican candidate for Idaho State representative and letter to J.D. Carey requesting his support in the primary election.

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Legislative files maintained by Samuelson. Includes correspondence, subject, and legislative files.

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Legal documents pertaining to water rights, homesteading, and juvenile court in Gooding, Idaho. Also includes deeds primarily for Gooding County, Idaho, and correspondence with Senator John Thomas, Republican from Idaho.

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Speeches prepared for Governor Don Samuelson while Bean was on the Governor's staff.

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Correspondence and other papers, with some information relating to legal cases.

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Urging attendance of a meeting of the Peoples Party State Central Committee in Boise.

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Transcripts of Jensen's evening reports as a correspondent covering Idaho news for KBOI television (1964-1968); notes from his coverage of the Idaho legislature (1963, 1967, 1971, 1974); and an assortment of notes and interviews on such subjects as Harry Morrison (1965), women legislators around the country (1973), and Idaho statehood.

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Campaign literature for E.G. Davis's campaign for the United States senate as a Republican from Idaho; and a pamphlet containing a statement of the settlement of the King Hill tax case, in which Davis served as attorney for the plaintiffs.

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An annotated publication containing articles by Earl Wayland Bowman (1875-1952); issues (1916-1918) of The Golden Trail, a Boise, Idaho, magazine edited by Bowman; newspaper clippings (1916) concerning the Second Idaho Infantry in Nogales, Arizona, written by Bowman as a correspondent for the Capitol News, Boise; an annotated senate journal (1915-1916), from Bowman's term as Adams County senator; and unpublished manuscripts, reviews and poetry.

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Letter, on congressional stationery, giving a brief autobiographical sketch.

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Correspondence and legal case files. Correspondents include William E. Borah, Addison T. Smith, Byron Defenbach, and Frank Martin.

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Mining claim deeds, leases, memoranda of gold bullion deposits, and other records relating to mines in Lemhi County, Idaho; also State of Idaho election certificate and a copy of Thanksgiving Proclamation signed by Governor George L. Shoup.

Summary Constitution; by-laws; minutes (1895-1896); and letters from Sen. William E. Borah to the secretary of the Boise Chapter of the National Council of Women Voters, regarding his support of womens' suffrage (1916); from Mrs. T.J. Walsh, corresponding secretary of the Helena Business Woman's Equal Suffrage Club, congratulating the Idaho association on its success in amending the state's constitution (1897); and from Alice Paul, congressional chair of the National American Woman's Suffrage...