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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal, published every Friday in Shoshone, is edited and owned by Edward T. Barber. Subscription runs $3.00 per year. Entry at the post office indicates second class mail matter.
A provocative account notes the July Fourth New York wet parade included over three hundred groups, about one hundred Italian, highlighting immigration as a controversial element. The piece condemns Kate O’Hare and calls Twin Falls residents’ actions to kidnap her a regrettable overreaction.
The community faces a heated dispute over Kate O Hare and Twin Falls in a public turmoil view. The narrative recalls Kate O Hare’s wartime remarks and a court trial ending in a five year sentence for disloyal activities. Ray McKaige, Frank F. Gooding, and others figure in alleged defamation and legal actions.
Continued from page one, notes on visits and dances in Richfield with guests from Shoshone and nearby towns. Reports detail the Women’s Club ticket sale for the Chantadium, baseball wins for Richfield over Fallon and Jerome, and gatherings at Harley grounds. The piece mentions residents at Shoshone, Mr and Mrs Filer, Mr and Mrs Jennen, and Dr. Bloom’s hill outing with Muldoon Creek party members.
Residents recount a quiet July Fourth with readings, picnics, and community gatherings in Dietrich. A train engine fire sparked brush near the station endangering nearby property while volunteers fought the blaze. The community celebrated with neighbors from Shoshone and Albion, noting choir practice and farm events amid mild frost and crop concerns.
In a hard fought Inland League game at Shoshone, Wendell forfeited after a 13 inning marathon that ended with Shoshone winning. Steele collected 18 strikeouts, Wilson and Patton contributed key hits, and Joe Wilson made a standout catch as Shoshone prevailed over Wendell 4 to 0 in the late innings.
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