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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
4
Governor Cox promises to fulfill Wilson’s commitments if elected, pledging full effort to uphold the nation’s honor and secure world peace. The remarks reveal Cox and Wilson aligned on foreign relations and the League of Nations, as discussed amid questions from Senator Harding.
The Shoshone Journal published every Friday at Shoshone Idaho by Edward T Barber editor and proprietor. Yearly subscription rate three dollars for service.
Last Monday several members of the Sorianer tethar party were found guilty of plotting to overthrow the government. Leading figures named include Liviwig Lore, Kattertint Not, Chelatensen, Charlee Ortrubely, Chr F Bundiere and Ine Vowel.
The Journal argues voters should judge foreign policy on its merits free from partisan bias. It praises continued U S foreign policy as set by statesmen and urges weighing evidence to support the party reflecting the nation’s best interests. It notes varied partisan views but invites open discussion and new ideas.
The piece questions the basis of agreement between the President and Democratic nominees. It asks what obligations the Wilson administration committed the nation to, including Armenia mandates, Adriatic policy, Thrace, and military buildup, and whether Governor Cox would renew or repudiate these commitments to show Republican opposition.
Analysis notes citizens voting while others slurred parties, urging vigilance and civic duty. A press account emphasizes unity, education of the public on Americanism, and the need to counter cowardice at polls. It champions patriotism, public engagement, and community outreach through local meetings and media to spread the movement's message.
Secretary Manager Frank A. Chase and Dr. Fisher report large crowds at southern meetings. Representatives from various entities and organizations attend, finding the gatherings both inspirational and practical as the movement engages the people.
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