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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
6
A brusque appeal frames Idaho farmers against outside leaders linked to the North Dakota Non-Partisan League. The speaker denounces what he calls deceit and cites railroad rates and taxes as central issues, urging farmers to resist perceived outsiders and align with Roosevelt’s example.
The candidate declares allegiance to President Wilson, denounces opposing war measures, and commits to lower Idaho freight rates. He campaigns for a safe government, anti socialism, and no non partisan leadership while pledging to expand irrigation projects, open new land tracts, attract people and capital, and provide homes for returning soldiers.
A fragmented, old editorial argues farmers must unite to defend state and nation during turbulent times. It condemns class conflict and Nonpartisan League rhetoric, urging calm, unity, and orderly production to support railroads, markets, and national welfare, while warning against destroying government.
The article reports President Roosevelt branding Townley and LeSoner and their agents as dangerous to America and to international relations with Lenine and Russia. It notes his contempt for those who label such expressions as disloyal.
A passionate appeal urging Idaho farmers to vote against Townley and LeSever, accusing them of socialism influence and anti government tactics. The speaker defends President Wilson, praises loyal farmers, and calls for unity to preserve state integrity and banish the duo from Idaho in the upcoming election.
Idaho calls on residents to recall charges of disloyalty against Townley Le Sever and other leaders, contrasting repudiation of Theodore Roosevelt with defenses of socialist figures. The piece accuses Le Sever of attempting to control Idaho for Townley, labeling him a traitor while praising Roosevelt as a true American citizen.
A Boise public statement denounces federal Idaho officials aligned with the Non-Partisan League. The speaker accuses Sen. Nugent and others of bias, calls for investigations, and urges voters to oppose the league’s candidates to keep Idaho clean until homecoming.
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