Shoshone Journal Friday Edition Details
The Shoshone Journal published weekly in Shoshone Jaane announces editor Edward 7 Barber as proprietor. Subscription price listed at two dollars per year.
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal published weekly in Shoshone Jaane announces editor Edward 7 Barber as proprietor. Subscription price listed at two dollars per year.
A fragment urges reads of the Declaration of Independence to honor independence day, reminding citizens of privileges and opportunities of American citizenship and urging reflection on duties and rights.
The New York World, a Democratic press leader, prints Wells’ commendation of its tariff stance. Prescott Journal Miner notes the World can marshal many British author endorsements for its policies.
The item recalls a plan to employ about 200 war veterans throughout the day until sufficient workers are secured for a project in Enecl-Portland Maine. It notes veterans have previously performed work for Enecl-Portland and cites a Herald report.
Fragmentary OCR summary notes a political argument about Democratic nominations in Missouri and a perception of factional struggles. The text references a wartime rhetoric, Democratic splits, and a broad national impact, with mentions of a Brooklyn standard or union mindset.
Editorial note argues Europe cannot be rebuilt through Genod agreements or internationalism but must produce at least no fuels to honor present obligations. Author stresses future credit hinges on sustainable energy and responsible policy.
A New York Herald analysis argues for cutting hundred millions from federal spending, citing a proposed reduction of over forty percent and a goal of saving 126 thousand dollars from a 310 thousand dollar allocation. The piece examines presidential leadership and government restraint in the budget debate.
Fragmented remarks discuss Senator Lodge and Senator Underwood in Southern politics. The piece notes Underwood’s rising popularity for backing Lodge and hints at Lloyd George contemplating canceling English wartime debts due to collection doubts, with speculative ties to current fiscal policy.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Connecticut workers, state contributions, and a workers protest. It mentions the Witton fund, collecting workers, and unclear references to a Comrent Teenbte Hil demcriphion Whe batt Chemart. Readable parts point to labor disputes and government funding debates without clear events or dates.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, argues that unions must self-regulate without government meddling. He criticizes law interference as weakening democracy and warns unions could face public suffering if protections are removed. Portland Evening Express report on remarks before the Lockwood legislative committee in New York.
Senator Pat Harrison attacks uniform campaign expense ideas as absurd, citing cross state voting data from 1920. He argues Mississippi cannot be the sole measure and notes varied party votes in Missouri, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and others to show complex electoral dynamics.
Disjointed notes mention diet health weather gauge and plan to meet. Phrases are unclear with many misspellings, but indicate care tips and a tentative date or event. Names and places are unreadable in the fragment.
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