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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
4
A long editorial discusses President Wilson and the League of Nations, arguing conflict over power and virtue in governing. It questions executive authority, Senate consent, and America's role in shaping postwar peace, urging cautious unity and constitutional balance.
An editorial attacks the U S president over delaying peace terms with Germany and questions who the true victors are as Allied resolve to humiliate and cripple Germany grows. It cites a failing peace conference stance, congressional inaction, and calls for a decisive victory to end the war.
The text warns President Wilson to seek a peace treaty quickly without abandoning the Monroe Doctrine or entangling the United States in European quarrels. It asserts America should avoid being morally forced into international conflicts and urges him to heed the warning to preserve U.S. sovereignty and prestige. The passage also includes a sales pitch for Chamberlain’s Tablets and a brief war-seen note about Alfred Huinton’s furlough from France after six months with the Eth division and a return from the Argonne Forest.
Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan suffered indigestion for seven years. After using Lain's Tablets he can eat vegetables or fruit without pain or distress. The note urges others with indigestion or constipation to try these tablets.
The report argues there is no doubt in Germany that the Kaiser could again ride to Berlin and be welcomed back as of old, with reverence, if the war resumes. It claims German leaders hide true aims behind reform rhetoric and use a straw man government to shift responsibility to the peace conference while avoiding accountability.
A hearing on April 191% at 10 AM before Lincoln County Idaho commissioners will hear a petition for organizing a Good Road District within described boundaries. The document lists freeholders and signers, boundary lines, proposed road work, and district assessments, with the attached petition copy and dated March 1910. It notes a member of the public, Bud Yadou, being discharged and returning to North Yakima, Washington.
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