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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1919
Page
4
The Friday Shoshone Journal tells of Americans volunteering for war service and defending principles of government. It praises soldiers who upheld loyalty, drills youth in fundamental values, and questions disloyalty amid national testing.
A controversial glare on political influence and wartime loyalties contrasts the Mooney case with recent murders in Centralia and San Francisco, questioning whether presidential intervention shifted outcomes. The piece asserts organized crime and outlaws shape voting and public policy, urging accountability for all, including the White House and governors.
Fragmentary text discusses a person with a humanitarian heart and cheerful greetings, noting no patriotic act charges against him and labeling certain actions as a freak mentality driving a plain war motive.
In a quaint isolated town, Nan recounts her unexpected engagement to Philip Dare as Aunt Millicent warns against him. After years of aloofness, Philip confesses his feeling when Nan is poised to marry elsewhere, revealing a stranger tale of devotion, sacrifice, and a future tied to a tragic sister’s care.
The article discusses disability from losing an eye, noting misestimates by insurers and a British inquiry. It explains binocular vision and how loss affects depth perception, with compensating factors like memory and touch. It cites limited recovery prospects after sudden loss, giving examples of impaired tasks.
A vast Sumatra rubber plantation now covers nearly 100000 acres, developed by an American company within a decade. About 16,000 laborers from Java tend roughly 5,000,000 trees under sea of rubber and dense roads. A 65 mile narrow gauge railway serpents the estate, linking mines, factories, and passenger traffic as demand for rubber grows.
At an American Federation of Labor convention a reporter strike occurred after a critic of coverage. Newsmen were escorted out, a committee was formed, and after presenting demands the delegates granted them by acclamation and the reporters returned to work amid ovation.
A correspondent reports a unusual incident in which a blind plane tuner trained another man in tuning secrets. After teaching, the two men were left alone and one attempted to escape, while the other stayed to guard the door, concluding with a scene that hints at deception and entrapment.
A respondent notes the unnamed cricketer defies doubt with rapid feats and broad athletic range. Mentions include fast cricket, golf, horse riding, and various sports as evidence of his all around ability. The piece portrays the cricketer as remarkably capable across disciplines.
James Shaffer of Uniontown Pennsylvania struck a foreigner over disloyal remarks and was fined ten dollars. Money was paid by members of the local Christian church who then visited the burgess office on their way home. Each man kicked in eighteen dollars on the desk and the case ended. Birds Driven by Storms Explain Northward Wanderings and Returns. Storm whirl and wind direction can carry birds far from their usual range. some are blown out to sea and later ashore again. From farm sales to pendulum ads, the want ads are praised as reliable, bustling, ever on duty.
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