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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
4
There is no frost in sight for Secretary Wer Baker's aspirations, announced in a tone that casts him as deserving votes of 120 slackers released from Leavenworth and honored with citizen status and honorable discharges from the army.
The piece argues the core question is how the league or global entanglements affect the U S government and identity. It warns against partisan spins and urges clear choice on whether to join a world federation or preserve national sovereignty, stressing lasting consequences for generations.
Surprising signals from Washington and Maine suggest Senate resistance to the treaty as Democratic leaders maneuver to revise the agreement. Critics argue revision could destroy Wilson's diplomacy and undermine hopes built in Paris, while Knox and others fear a possible majority for a non ratification stance.
The Oregonian notes public opinion shaping ratification as opponents unite to launch anti league propaganda. It warns that a failed treaty would ruin Wilson’s diplomacy, endanger postwar hopes, and embolden Germany, bolshevism, and war across Europe.
Three chapter excerpt on World War I diplomacy discusses open covenants of peace, public diplomacy, and adherence to Wilson’s fourteen points. It notes President Wilson’s belief that the peace terms conform to his principles and the private handling of the text before Senate submission.
The text argues that benefits lie in voluntary cooperation among capital, management, and workers. It criticizes Bolshevik influence, condemns dynamite and propaganda from foreign origins, and predicts the end of the “one big union” as the AFL regains control, urging orderly organizer labor and moderation to restore industry.
An illustrated weekly and two state dailies would join a county Non-Partisan league weekly to publish all notices. The plan would fund an official paper with 4000 in patronage, raising fears of political machine dominance and loss of equal representation and press freedom.
A labor representative who blew himself up near Attorney General Palmer’s residence argues he was a put up job by the house owner to discredit unions. The piece contends no defense funds or investigations are needed and suggests saving the American flag for a 1920 campaign argument.
In a brisk, period tone a note questions how profiteers use their gains and the impact on daily life for workers and communities. The piece hints at systemic gain, public concern, and lingering suspicion of hidden agendas.
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