Real pause of the treaty failure drawn from Wilson era views
The piece recounts Colonel House and President Wilson's roles in shaping postwar diplomacy, arguing a missed chance in 1918 to secure a peace plan and the League Covenant. It discusses debts, Allied relations, and potential German reactions, contrasting ideal aims with perceived American autocracy in foreign policy.
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Paris
Germany
Ristmias
Wis
Wilson
Europe
League of Alions
United States
Congress
Colonel House
Lloyd George
Memencan
House
France
England
America
Andre Tur
Americin
Honespe
Teday
Adite
Harding Signals Support for Irrigation Reclamation Plan
United States Senator candidate Harding writes from Washington to Marion Ohio July 23 1920 expressing strong support for Idaho Reclamation Association efforts to reclaim arid lands. He notes the Republican party funded reclamation and vows continued policy backing.
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Marion
Ohio
Stockholders Meeting To Consider New Bylaws At Idaho Theatre
Notice of an adjourned stockholders meeting of the Big Wood River Thuservulr and Canal Company to be held at the Feugh Theatre in Shostione Idaho at ten o clock in the morning on August 24 1920. A proposed new bylaws set will be considered for adoption and amendment of existing by laws. All stockholders are urged to attend as other important questions will be discussed.
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Big Wood River
Fatrlow
Bayside
Gorénding
GS States
Conskreomen
Cigvernor Mayr Comelle
Rotary Chis
Penguunty
Frapernat
Covarcor Davis
Roiee
West
Cox
Harding
Coulidee
Hoowevelt
Results of Primary Election Nominees Listed
Results of the primary election show nominees for county offices including State Senator and State Representative. Delegates to the county convention were elected to meet August 17 with further delegates to state conventions August 21. Republicans head to Pocatello and Democrats to Idaho Falls for state conventions.
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Priory
Abbie Enone
Big Wood River Items Incomplete OCR News Brief
Local fragmentary column notes community happenings at Wood River with scattered names and events. Readers are advised to consult the original page for full details due to extensive garbled text and missing context.
Men of Principles or Personalities in Campaign Debate
A local paper critiques the Democratic and Republican campaign focus on leadership over policy. It notes leaders Wilson and Cox publicly agree on goals yet omit specifics of national policy, urging voters to demand principles, not personalities, in government. The piece condemns a personality centered approach and calls for accountability to the people. A church notices weekly worship, visits, and community events accompany the item.
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Cpiveerey
puPeayeo
Centente Wari
BM. Moore
Democratie Newel Forinneinemiinh Tie Ohi
Manaser
Covernor Coxe
Iawa
Justin’ Sami
Cueernor Cox
Wilson
Cox
League of Nations
Shaft
Ray Stresth
Democratic Party
Tirvey
Temperance Movement Meeting At Ute Habitat Church
A recent temperance gathering at Ute Habitat Church drew seven women to discuss the W G T I. Reorganization elected officers: President Stra Tita Withrow, Vice President Mrs Clinger, Recording Secretary Mrs Emma Ficht, Treasurer Mrs Burkitt. A devotional reading set for August 9 at 8 PM at Mrs Turki’s home. The group urges broader town support, honorary men, and attendance at Sunday School to boost the movement.
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Stra
Tita
Withrow
Clinger
Emma Fiehts
Treas
Burkitt
Nomination This Year Equal to Election Says Frank R Gooding
An analysis of support for former Governor Frank R Gooding shows his backers claim the main argument against him is not his fitness but his two year defeat. They cite counties where Gooding led in eastern Idaho and note varying turnout across counties including high in Owyhee and Minidoka.
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Frank R. Gooding
United States
Gooding
Hie
Local notes mix travel, trains, and small town life
A flood of wandering items recounts visits by Rey and Reicsel's relatives en route to yellowstone, a mayoral detour at a diner, and a spillage of anecdotes from Dietrich precinct. Readers learn about trains stopping, repairs, and a patchwork of daily events, from sports to automotives, with local families and businesses named.
Conklin Buys Slacksmi Th Shop Moves to New Location
George Conklin purchased the Slacksmit shop and plans a move to a new site. A longtime resident, he previously ran a home shop north of Shoshone on the Tin Man erman HID road. He aims to better serve his customers and invites patronage at the new place.
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George Conklin
Smith
Conklin
Shoshone
Faas Oil
Correction of Date for Big Wood River Meet at Shoshone
The notice corrects the holding date of the Big Wood River meet at Shoshone from August 17 to August 1. Amid confusion, the Journal column had announced August 17, but another line indicates August 14 with a revised note from Fret West Gooding, president of the Big Wood River Company, asking for the date to be corrected and confirmed for August 4.
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Big Wood River
Mie Jourdal
Holt and Catal Company
Shoshone
Anne
Woolf River Company
Lard of Thanks to All Who Helped Our Beloved Father
We extend our heartfelt thanks to all who sent flowers helped with the sickness and youth of our beloved father Tony Innere doe Inneas Manun Innear Amelis Inneas.
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Tony Innere Doe Inneas Manun Innear Amelis, Inneas
One Big Project for the West Seeks Western Secretary
A dated editorial urges unity for a western Secretary of the Interior. It cites Idaho and Western officials, calling for support of a West coast candidate and a 1929 convention in Rose. The piece urges mass mobilization and names Cox, Harding, and Hoover as figures to push.
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