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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
4
A Shoshone Journal report recalls Judge Anderson in Indianapolis and a political row over a band of horse thieves. The piece questions Attorney General Vainier's actions and contrasts federal justice with local enforcement amid unrest and threats during a heated trial.
A Wichita case ties local figures to alleged espionage links with nonpartisan groups. Trial evidence referenced a national plot and subsequent press coverage, with old editorial connections questioned. Newspapers faced scrutiny over truth and sources as authorities pursue authenticity.
The article critiques a moralist stance linked to a movement led by Townley and Ray McKalus, arguing it promotes unrestrained emotion and anti establishment ideology in North Dakota schools. It warns of a nonpartisan push to indoctrinate youth with controversial doctrines under the guise of liberty and morality.
Fragmented OCR text discusses punitive measures against profiteers and critiques the conduct of federal prosecutions. The passage uses metaphor about a butcher to illustrate overreach and misapplied punishment, with unclear surrounding context or named entities.
Rocia Golden says she has children everywhere as authorities question kinship while decrying anti Lincoln county influence. The report mentions Tay McKaig and speeches urging or warning against perceived moral decline amid tense local tensions.
A wartime article notes a three member wage relief committee with operators and public seats. The public’s share is implied, but details are unclear. The piece labels members as supporters of high profile figures and groups, including Caminetti and Mooney, amid broader labor tensions.
An excerpt discusses Attorney General Ixn Thompson fighting Centralia murders, the Department of Labor handling 14 aliens charged with complicity, and questions about deportation policy. It cites John Spurge's analysis in World's Work, relating parlor Bolshevism to various social paths and anti American sentiment.
The text fragment discusses distracted crowds and the risk of sensational politics. It mentions mentally sound people dabbling in behavior, and warns that such chaos may prompt special legislation. The tone hints at societal anxiety and urban disturbance.
The Citizen argues Sir Edward Grey failed to secure a US-UK military and financial alliance, detailing a vision of Anglo-Saxon domination through a League of Nations. It contrasts imperial aims with democracy, noting Britain and the United States would back vast imperial governance, including overseas control and global policing.
A political waning cry condemns big powers for coercion and warns against entangling alliances under the league covenant. It laments high wartime costs, urges action to reduce burdens, and foresees young Americans sent to distant deserts, risking lives in Asia and the Middle East.
The United States Grain Corporation arranged with mills in Warrington Idaho to offer Shindani Pure Wheat Flour at or below set prices. Consumers would pay not more than $13.00 per barrel, packed in 24 1/2 lb cotton sacks at $150, and 4 1/2 lb sacks at $3.00. If dealers cannot obtain these prices, alternatives are allowed up to the stated limits. Notify the Grain Corporation at 510 Board of Trade Building Portland Oregon if unable to obtain the net price.
There are men whose business is to catch crocodiles and who earn their living by that means. Whenever a human has fallen a victim a professional crocodile catcher is asked to help destroy the murderer and a large reward is offered him. The majority of natives will not interfere with the reptiles or their capture, probably fearing retribution if they do.
A historical note quoting Myron W. Reed emphasizes that lacking knowledge of the nation’s past hinders current and future involvement. It argues for understanding the nation’s plan and purpose to act understandingly and responsibly.
A short health notice urges readers to eat moderately and chew thoroughly. It claims digestion improves if five hours pass between meals and Cham berlain’s Tablets are taken after supper, promising meals become a real pleasure.
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