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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment references a short trial and an unclear witness or proceeding. Named entities and specifics are unreadable, but the item suggests a legal matter moving quickly with limited available details.
Washington reports demand for federal action after 3 466 lynchings from 1885 to 1921 highlighting violations of state laws and the Constitution. The bill seeks to make lynching a federal offense with life imprisonment or not less than five years and imposes a 10 000 dollar county forfeiture for mob acts to protect victims and uphold due process. Local officials often conspire or tolerate mob violence, prompting push for national enforcement.
The article notes the newer peace dollar has a thicker edge in places and comments that a thrifty person may accumulate it in the bank early, similar to the Philadelphia Inquirer’s predecessor.
Over the past week two state groups the woolgrowers and the Grange passed drastic resolutions. They demand repeal of certain laws and the abolition of a department while urging memos of expense reductions in public schools and reform in school laws. The editorial notes fears of overemphasis on education and warns that many districts may face financial strain if cuts are not made.
Idaho discussions gathered about the American Falls project as districts and contractors meet to address delinquent payments, financing, and the government’s rights under the Snake River contract. Governor Davis and Attorney General Block attended with reclamation officials, business leaders, and about one hundred delegates to explore an economical blanket district plan to fund obligations.
High school debates across towns centered on the Panama Canal free passage issue. Jerome and Shoshone each hosted contests with Jerome defeating Florence Millhape and Tom Shiva while Shoshone beat the Jerome affirmative. Judges unanimously favored the negative in both sessions. Jerome and Shoshone led to a showdown with Gooding for a final round around February 24. Judges included Henry J. E. Ahrens, E. F. Clower, and F. Swen.
Red Cross officials convened at the parish house to review county work led by Miss McGowan. County Commissioner Ben Darrah praised her efforts to assist every family in need, urging residents to donate usable clothing, food, furniture, and other items to ease distress.
A late afternoon performance titled The House the Children Built is planned as part of the regular matinee at Eauich. Proceeds go to a worthy cause with broad patronage from local supporters and hospital circles.
A garbled OCR fragment references dates and names in unclear order. The readable bits mention a May or August timeframe and terms like government or legal action, but concrete facts or a coherent event are not discernible from the text.
Vague OCR fragment references a 19th or early 20th century gathering with Germans, a person named Heeneeweg, and a mention of Paris or a similar place. The readable words imply a ceremony or meeting with a Fat day and a reference to different nationalities but specifics and context are missing.
irs S T Baer visits Boise this week. A J Lindemer returns from Portland and will stay six weeks for medical care. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs L Walker of Aberfeen Idaho, former residents of this area. Attorney Fletcher handles Kiesi-Hest in Stoshome earlier this week. Miss McGowan, county nurse, attends school duties in Richfield. Mrs Lon Norberg visits Counts Seat Monday evening. Sunday school class and sleigh ride event described. Surprise party for Mrs Cowthers. birthday celebration noted. Epworth League and Young Women events recapped with picnics and gatherings.
The annual election report from the Annee section details the officers and terms of the Ase Che in Creme. It notes the current officers, upcoming vote dates, and the completion of official duties with a focus on local governance and community administration.
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