The story of Idaho's 18th governor and the political stateme

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second in a series of stories about former Gem State governors from eastern Idaho. IDAHO FALLS – Chase Addison Clark had clinched a narrow victory as Idaho’s 18th governor. The year was 1940 and the 45-year-old Idaho Falls Democrat had come out on top after earning 50.48% of the vote […]

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