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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
3
The passage describes an administration of political power spread among unnamed men who work in secrecy. They lack accountability to the public and are outside direct public scrutiny, unlike leaders who derive authority from the people and must answer to them.
A public address urges steady reform across industry and society, advocating wageworker ownership via savings banks and stock, broader employer liability laws, ending child labor, shorter hours, and thrift. It calls for federal action on interstate workers, old age pensions, extended compensation, and stronger judicial salaries to curb delays.
The piece argues that reform is impossible when the judiciary is assailed by organized labor. It condemns class-based attacks on judges, warns such tactics would misuse labor grievances to justify neglect of due process, and cautions workers against aiding foes of a fair judiciary.
Shoshone County commissioners in a special session at Richfield Idaho consider bid for Malad River bridge and review Faley Black liquor license petition. A remonstrance signed by Alberta precinct residents opposes the license. funds pledged to keep Richfield schools liquor-free. Bid by J H Forbes & Co of Caldwell for 225 00 accepted. contract drafted. meeting adjourned.
Notice is hereby given that the firm Jordan McDougall Drug, doing business at Gooding Idaho, is dissolved. Fred W. Jordan will continue the business and collect all liabilities and accounts due the firm. This dissolution takes effect immediately.
Fragmented OCR reads about Lud company and a special meeting involving the board of the Idaho Irrigation Company. The text is garbled but references a President, a meeting with stewards or attendants, and scheduled actions or speeches with unclear dates and figures.
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