Sued for Libel and War Policy Controversy
The Jornal reports a libel suit seeking 29 000 in damages filed by an Emmett, Idaho resident identified as an expert hograiser against the publication. The piece also notes wartime editorials praising patriotism, calls for German language removal from schools, and references governors and Congress members discussing national guard recognition and public loyalty.
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Bia
Emmett
Maho
Wood River Center Grange hosts small town meet
A brief report from Wood River Center describes a wheel meet at the Shoshone tract with children excelling in jumping and a later yard prep for Jess Planting. Attendees included Mrs Carothers and Mrs G B Gehrig, with Mrs Eva Norrie en route to New York. A Red Cross meeting drew many locals as preparations continued.
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Anton Carlson
Kansanego
JB Houston
Tantty
Atageeder
Gale
Meare Cidenberg
Wesday
Smell Lake
Tdaho
Cidenberg
Jom. Clark
C. E. Borden
Crim
Marie
Jenkins
Verne Cornest
Red Cross
Shoshone
Euditorium
J. P. Mustard
Georer
D. Severs
F.C. Smith
Dietrich -Contribusion
Bariness
Ajatrjet
Mies Cuck
Bosiifen Verdass
Thornton
Zimmerman
Idaho
Austin
Ressien
Aberdeen
Claude Myers
Liethelser
Judy
L. P. Mustarit
Pegari
W. T. Patterson
Kansas
Missouri
North Dakota
J. W. Patterson
Clinger
Gross
S Shone
Detrich
Mission of Love and Mercy
Johor
Paul S. Shellenberger
Jefferson City
A. M. Dawley
Rupert
J. M. Clark
Dietrich Hotel
Theother
Jack van Etten
Mitchell
Jack
Journal
Dietrich
Woeels
Orth Shoshone
Sunny Stone School
Warren Peck
Wood River Center
Red Cros
G. B Gehrig
Delco
B. M. Manard
Gus Bachelor
A. S. Butler
Eva Norrie
Lee Blaylock
Wood River
Him City
New York
Chas. Mabbutt
WSS
France
Wsa
K. P. Hall
FL G Gooding
Lincoln County
Churn Farton
C. R. Wheeler
E& W. Sinclair
Chain
George B. Collins
Kemmel Hill
Collins
Mr. Collins
CN. Johnson
Mary McMahon
Johnson
Jne
Mrs. Collins
Berlin
Nonpartisan League Seized by Socialist Ties Contested
A Wichita Rotary Club committee criticizes the Nonpartisan League as pro German propaganda and accuses its leadership of disloyalty andist dangerous ties to the IWW. Names Townley Bowen LeSuer Coltes Thomason and others alleged as organizers and allies are cited with past socialist links and suspected provocation of class struggle. The report urges patriotic action and scrutinizes the league’s past affiliations.
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Wees
Wichita
Hkead Hiney Cluth
Innes
Leagan, & Méverteht
Marth Dakota
Kansas
Wistine
Lemene
Constantee
Worth Dakota
Dent
Tolpley
League
Frasier
Tn Short
Express
Farmera
Lnague
Farmers’ Union
Leagee
Maurice McAlife
Colum
Warue
Itemrerem
Soheantist Farmers’ Organization
Noth Dakota
South Deota
Teague
Ingstmuth
C Townley
Weet
San
Lberty
Jong
A. E Bowen
Townley
North Dakota
Arthur LeSuer
LW. W
People's Council
Agit
We . D
Coltes
Lenge
Colorado
Spokane
Wm. Haywood
M. Thomason
Congress
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