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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
6
A garbled report describes trials linked to a "Tag Day" campaign amid worker unrest. It mentions federal acts, a Leavenworth setting, and questions over official conduct as proceedings commence, with references to judges, appeals, and authorities shaping the case.
The report outlines Richard Crane and Richard Oram, long-time private secretaries to a senior official, facing dismissal amid a new administration reshaping the cabinet. It notes changes in staff at the state department, with other names and roles hinted but unclear due to damaged text. A separate line references wage figures for bakers and a bakery line worker.
Reports from Petrograd via the Finnish capital indicate a typhus epidemic spreading in Moscow area, with Bolshevik resistance broken in places. News notes heavy losses, mass evacuations, and several thousand Bolshevik casualties amid armored units captured or forced to retreat.
Congress and the War Department grapple with forging a steady flow of weapons. Debates center on import orders and the need to bolster defense stocks for anticipated demands. States like Ohio, New Jersey, and others are cited as likely recipients of new supply lines.
The Senate opened a peace debate on Friday over a proposed treaty and the League of Nations merits. Debate centered on the state department’s stance toward China and the treaty’s terms with emphasis on the proposed covenant and postwar aims.
Paris reports say President Wilson told the four councils that the United States may reject a mandate for Constantinople. Aimed at Turkish policy, the plan envisions international control of Constantinople or Turkish governance with great powers' involvement, should Britain France or Italy hesitate. Also noted is a Mexican incident near Sonora with a shooting of a U.S. citizen.
Subscriptions to the Victory Liberty loan were oversubscribed by the nearby community, with many investors pledging from Overeilseripson to STO AWKLO. Officials report strong demand and steady support for the bond issue, though some details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
A volcanic eruption devastates Kole and nearby regions. The velcana of Kole, Indivi, unleashes lethal lava and ash, wiping out hundreds in the illgthet of Heron and HYLIDY districts. Officials report thousands killed and entire communities left in ruins.
The Greek minister to the United States, Johannnes Gennadius, is noted for a 40 year diplomatic career. He has spent periods in London since 1279, rising from secretary to the legation as part of his long service in foreign affairs.
An OCR fragment blends theatrical notes, product ads and promotional lines. It references sword swallowers, stomach and skin remedies, and a catalog of patter phrases. Mentions Cuticura products, Hall’s Catarrh Cure, and a $100 reward claim.
The article notes Green's August Flower as a longtime household remedy for constipation indigestion and low spirits with mentions of nervous dyspepsia headaches and heart palpitations. It touts a few drops as sufficient and references druggists and sale worldwide. The text also includes unrelated ceremonial dialogue about a bride and mother and a humorous exchange about speaking before a wedding.
A Fremont reader describes relief from heat flashes nervousness backache and irritability after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises the remedy as restoring normal conditions after a forty year old period and invites further advice from the Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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