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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal notes Edward T. Barber as editor and proprietor with a $2 yearly rate. It describes the 1920 ticket for president and governor, endorsing Coolidge for president and Edwin P. Morrow for vice president, noting a large Coolidge majority in Massachusetts and a Kentucky win for Morrow.
A fragmentary discussion laments daylight saving zealots forcing neighbors to adjust timepieces. It argues for a universal Arabia style system with private clocks tied to a town clock, praising constant tinkering and opposing annual changes.
A fragmented editorial quotes speeches about the Arkansas trial and the conduct of white criminals versus Black defendants. It argues penalties protect the public, decries “instructions from Washington,” and links racial bias to crime prevention, noting the influence of labor unions and political pressure on justice. The piece condemns selective enforcement and urges fair treatment regardless of race or origin.
A county auction was halted amid a public notice listing outstanding delinquencies on property with bids postponed. The document details the adjournment and lists officials and salaries, expenses, and authorized disbursements related to county operations, including a postponed sale date and ongoing financial authorizations.
The Red Cross convalescent house at Camp Lewis brings cheer to hundreds of returning soldiers and sailors still under care after the armistice. Even a year later overseas veterans sit by the great fireplace amid music and books, grateful that The Greatest Mother remains mindful of them.
A chain of clubs and organizations across the country plan a Red Cross Red Crown Roll Call from November 2 to 11. Clubs will set aside a meeting or day to recruit volunteers and speakers, highlighting wartime Red Cross activities and peacetime programs led by former service members.
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