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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
2
A compact telegraphic roundup presents important events from the previous day. Wire reports and prepared notes summarize notable occurrences for the busy reader, emphasizing concise, era-appropriate tone and essential details.
A condensed 1920s era bulletin reports Eugene V. Debs Junior, once a Socialist presidential candidate, resting at his Terre Haute home after a nationwide speaking tour. It notes he is not bedbound and mentions political topics including anti oriental exclusion legislation and upcoming Senate actions.
A long readers letter column prints guidance on songs out of print, beaufshing young readers with questions about gifts, dating rules, fashion, health, and etiquette. It includes advice from Miss Brooks on proper behavior, study, and modesty, plus notes on flower meanings and light self care.
Premier Poincare told a Neuilly audience France will not evacuate territories occupied under Versailles until all clauses are executed. A foreign office statement clarifies the stance covers the left bank Rhine and bridgeheads, with Ruhr policy awaiting Belgium accord.
New Jersey was granted permission by the Supreme Court on Monday to file a bill challenging the federal water act. The move, returnable January 21, aims to test constitutionality of the act, arguing it infringes state rights to control water power on non navigable streams and on owned waterways. New York has a similar suspending action.
Settlement of the separation suit of Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes against W. E. D. Stokes, wealthy hotel owner, was virtually agreed upon Monday. Hearings before Supreme Court Justice Wasservogel and conferences between counsel reduced issues to a few points, making actual court proceedings nearly formal and brief.
The administration seeks a 42 percent immigrant quota based on the 1920 census rather than 1910, replacing the current 8 percent benchmark. Rep Johnson, chair of the House immigration committee, announced Monday that the bill would admit about 840,000 immigrants yearly, up from 350,000 under the present law.
Howard Carter resumes work on Tutankhamun in Luxor with final preparations completed. He removes outer woodwork and opens gates to the passage to the antechamber where royal treasures were last year cleared.
A deadly blaze at the home of Jobe Warn left four people dead. The fire occurred Monday in a residence described as an older dwelling. Firefighters reported the scene contained, and investigators began examining the faulty furnace as a possible cause.
Fragmentary OCR text about contracts and locality names appears. No clear events, dates, or entities a reader can verify. Likely a legal or public notice with missing core details.
A collection of garbled lines discussing German currency depreciation, divorce claims, Britain and the United States avoiding war, insanity linked to paper marks, navy attire changes, political beings like Wejciech Jewski, parachutes for airmen, grave diggers reviving bodies, a fast driver proud of his citizen status, and a scientist predicting long life.
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