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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal announces new staff for its publishing office including Lieutenant Zone Kechel and Lieutenant Hechet, stressing Americanism and anti foreign influence. The piece cites the American Legion caucus in St. Louis, praising its commitment to American traditions and warning against internationalist trends.
The article argues a strong political challenge to Woodrow Wilson on the League of Nations, noting support and opposition split across parties. It claims a third term for Wilson could crown him or doom his place in American history, urging Republicans and Democrats to test sovereignty and global role while naming figures like Mooney Caminetti and Lenin-related critics as challengers.
Louis Triey, who pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree on October Wth 1914 in Lincoln County Idaho District Court and was sentenced to ten to fifty years, will apply for an absolute pardon at the State Board of Pardons next meeting after publication. Louis Irley PO Box Boise Idaho
The speaker argues against returning to primitive rule, warning that Bolshevik influence would destroy established institutions. They urge progress, defend law over brute force, and criticize those advocating backward social change. The piece frames forward movement as essential to safeguarding education, faith, and societal order.
Amid North Idaho coverage readers learn of internal clashes within the Nonpartisan League led by Townley figures. Allegations claim notes issued to farmers finance promotions and bank dealings, with disclosures tied to stockholders and newspaper control. Local social notices follow, citing visitors, receptions, and small-town events around Shoshone and nearby areas.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a controversial figure named Berger seeking admission to the House. It portrays opposition to his membership, citing sedition convictions and the reaction within Congress. The piece frames the dispute as a clash over free speech, loyalty, and congressional standards, with reference to German voters and unity in the chamber.
Mrs James Porter once lived here plans to move into a sanatorium with her daughter in early May to keep house. Mrs Groce, a Bell Telephone operator, leaves her job. debate continues about the future of local telephone service and staffing. Reports note World War era peace aims and Germany's postwar status amid widespread commentary from multiple papers.
Piedmont resident Greenylte urges Mr. Bryan to mail the Merlin Government one of his arbitration treaties and remind them they previously turned it down.
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