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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
3
A Jasper Minnesota reader testifies to the benefits of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She explains how the tonic helped her and encourages others to try it, noting the medicine's nearly fifty years of use and its hopeful promise for readers seeking relief.
Western region reports four killed and fifty injured with many missing after a tornado near Drumright Osh. Other wires recount a Sunrise Beach youth drowned by giant devil fish in Narrows near Gig Harbor, and market openings in Los Angeles with cattle lambs and hogs prices. Snow and cold sweep Rocky Mountain states. Wyoming Nebraska and nearby areas struggle to restore communications after a major storm.
London newspapers fear the Kemalist gains in Constantinople as the Mudania terms are tested. Reports say Turkish Nationalists press demands, aliens fear for non Turkish populations, and European traders prepare to leave. A Times dispatch notes nervousness, standstill in business, and possible postponement of Lausanne talks as Kemalist moves loom.
Associate Justice Sutherland on Tuesday denied the writ of error sought by William Gross Lingd and 17 other Communist Labor Party members challenging their Illinois conspiracy conviction under the 1912 state sedition act. The move blocks Supreme Court review of the Sedition Act case.
The Utah fish and game department announced a plan to obtain a quarter million eyed silver trout eggs from Washington. The eggs will be hatched and raised to fingerling size before being planted in high altitude lakes. State fish and game commissioner D. H. Madsen says this marks the introduction to Utah of a new trout species.
The Herrin massacre trial opened in Marion Illinois with eight men held without bail including Bert Grace Otis Clark Philip Fontanetta Peter Hill Oscar Howard and Jesse Childers. The grand jury returned 424 indictments including 205 for murder 116 for conspiracy and 103 for assault to commit murder. The trial is expected to last weeks.
In Chicago early Tuesday a Republican precinct worker J Hi Clancy from the eighteenth ward was fired upon as he left his home. None of the shots hit him and the assailants fled in a car, firing several shots as they escaped.
A scrambled report describes a diplomat, Count Sforza, arriving at Bussolend in Turin province amid a mob demonstration. The scene involved a Mussolini related faction and chaotic action as onlookers rushed the diplomat’s party.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled report involving names such as MORAN and JAM and a comment from a Red. The text appears to reference a committee or team and a possible memo or statement but is largely unreadable.
Reports from Pocatello and other Idaho towns describe new ore discoveries, price gains for Albion Sugar beets, and forecasts of higher beet land revenue. Other notes cover forest weather, potato and prune shipments, canned goods contests, and employment trends in Idaho towns including Boise, Nampa, Caldwell, and Twin Falls.
A fragmentary line from a judge recalls a dialogue about belief in a flat earth, switching to metaphor through riding in Springnixe's second-hand year, suggesting a moment of shifting perspective and doubt.
A fragmentary notice indicates use of Diamond Dyes on a skirt dress and draperies. The text references a New Yorker departing, with plans to leave the city and a chauffeur purchasing German items, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
An odd advertisement promotes Cilcura soap claiming to shave twice daily with no rug or germs and a single soap serving shaving bathing and shampooing. The copy blends marketing hype with stray dialogue hints about temperament and a biographical fragment.
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