Shoshone High School Notes Highlight School Activities
Sevenths boast pride as seventh graders lead with school spirit while eighth graders plot forward. Reports note candy sale for Twin Falls contest, English history lessons, freshman letter writing, seniors and juniors planning events, tennis courts being prepared, and a spring play forthcoming. Also coverage of a Shakespeare class contest, poetry efforts, and track work starting with hopes for Lincoln County trophy winners.
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Jin Humboldt
Towa
Mr. Gibson
Clato
Verna McMahon
All Weibling
Richfield
Mag Umstead
William Beckett
Umstead
Shady Probert
Jack
Sutlan Cresay
Caesar Charlea~ Jones
Mark Anthony
Florence — Millsaps
Cinca
Beatrice Mills
Brutus
George Haddock
Cassis Martha Gooding
Mr. Werrell
Tmstead
Afr. Gibson
Werrell
Marshall Jones
Shoshone High
Gooding
Leon Pingoga
Crothers
Shoshone
Shadows From the Past on Federal Railroad Control
Julius Kenitschmitz and Kruttschmitt defend private railroad ownership against McAdoo era federal control. They argue a lack of rail knowledge, disruptive changes, wage and discipline issues, and risks of ruin under federal operation. The piece lauds Kruttschmitt for candor and warns against political takeovers of railroads.
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Nineteenth Orléans
Julius Kenitschmitz
The
Southern Pacific
Nubway World
Kruttechmitt
MeAton
Wilson
Coneras
McAdoo
Kruttschmitt
Krutzschmitt
Opposition to War and Federal Control Highlighted
A fragmented political note argues that the war necessitated federal control and urges opposing war to escape federal authority, presenting a stance against centralized wartime power and its political ramifications.
Rural Carrier Exam Set for Kimama Route
An examination for a rural mail carrier on the Kimama route will be held at Kimama on May 14. Applicants should contact the Kimama postmaster or the Civil Service Commission in Washington, D C for information and application blanks.
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Kimama
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Notable deportees in Russia receive harsh fate
Report states 75 Americans arrived in Russia March ninth with 29 executed as anarchists for opposing the Bolshevik regime. The note contrasts this with other political figures and hints at broader political turmoil in the region.
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Russia
United States
Victor Berger
Alexander von
Sam Gompers
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