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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
4
A crowded meeting room hosts Roy Jones, Jim Hawley, and editor Stevenson amid a debate on state governance. Speakers criticize corporate charges and advocate a consumer relief measure, urging local shoppers to support fiscal reforms and protect home commerce.
A critical discussion of financial manipulation and speculative corners led by the Bear figure in Wall Street markets. It explains how corner schemes, promotions, and paper assets lure investors, with emphasis on harms to producers, consumers, and the broader economy.
Readings from a college music convention describe chants and horns with fervent reaction. A discussion at Varsar College sparks debate over practice and performance standards, with emphasis on harmony, rhythm, and student discipline.
The Republican primary in the state secures unanimous backing for William Borah to return as United States Senator. For the short term seat the vote split among Judge Allahie Governor Brey Hamor Beale French and Babb with 25, 23, 9, 8, 6 and 3 votes respectively, signaling the likelihood of a prolonged decision. Charles Akins of Rupert is named by Assessor Lee as a deputy, planning to relocate to Shoshone with his family to assume duties.
Governor Haines exhorts county commissioners to cut running costs and eliminate unnecessary clerks and workers. He stresses state and local cooperation to lower taxes and maintain service value, urging nonpartisan action and concrete reductions in county and municipal government spending.
Fragmented OCR text references a Supreme Court ruling on farm goods like food clothing and cotton nightshirts and its impact on farmers. It notes public sentiment turning against corners and mentions foreign competition and low prices affecting farmers’ ability to retain resources.
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