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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1923

Page

2

Bavaria cheers prewar monarchy and royal revival bid

Reported in Munich that former royal family gains massive popularity as talks of proclaiming a monarchy return spread. Crown prince Rupprecht and wife greeted by large crowds, seen as backing from Bavarian authorities and right wing military groups.

Kaleer Wilhelm Hevartan International Wittelabwch Winlor Way Rupprecht Sanday Familly Iupprecht Bavaria Gald Huyprecht von Kale Aten

French Patrols in Dusseldorf After Fatal Demonstration

French troops patrolled Dusseldorf Monday after a deadly separatist demonstration left at least sixteen dead and about fifty or more wounded. Police and demonstrators clashed as order was restored with arrests of Germans charged with inciting the gathering near the city center.

Dusseldorf Herlin Monilay Senday Din Pateling

Delay Sought in China Conference Talks Near to Postpone

Washington reports the American government is negotiating with other powers to postpone the November conference on gradual removal of extraterritorial rights due to deteriorating conditions in China. The move follows difficulties at the Washington disarmament conference and aims to avoid futile talks.

China Washington

Sheridan Faces Second Flood After Goose Creek Overflow

Sheridan Wyoming endures a second flood over the weekend as Lit te Goose creek floods northern and eastern districts to depths of two to five feet. On Monday the water receded while a Wyoming National Guard cavalry troop rescued hundreds from the north end of town.

Sheridan Sheridan Wye Sheridan Sunday Wyoming National Guard

Severe Rain Floods Northwestern Oklahoma Cities

A major storm Sunday night drenched northwestern Oklahoma with heavy rain. Streets flooded, homes submerged, and communication lines disrupted as trains halted. Local authorities assess extensive flood damage across the region.

Hall Oklahoma Wedward Okaba

Explosion Victim and Daughter Injured in Jered Fire

A blast at a Jered location injured a woman fatally and her daughter as another daughter suffered seriority injuries. Police traced the explosion to a building on Heiensted Street near Mentey Four Center. Investigators searched the area for clues while fire crews contained the blaze and responders tended to the victims.

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An unreadable OCR fragment offers limited readable facts about names and events. It references several unusual phrases and unclear context, leaving major entities and specifics uncertain.

Tornado Claims Massive Property Loss in Council Bluffs

Storm wreckage across Council Bluffs and Omaha Nebras ka area leaves at least twenty dead or missing. Red Cross mobilizes relief including soup kitchens and open schools while bridges wash out and three feet of mud clogs Broadway. Estimated property loss reaches 1.5 million dollars with extensive flood damage in eastern Nebraska and western Iowa.

Omaha Neb Red Cross Mixa Holyee Brown Counc! Bluffs Nebraska Iowa Council Bluffs Goldie Collier Otto 4 Dudek York Loriaville Council Blatts Indian Creek Broadway Tied Cross

Six killed and eight injured in Southern Pacific crossing crash

A westbound motor struck an automobile stage east of Reno, killing six and wounding eight. Doctors and a wrecking crew rushed to the scene as the accident prompted investigations, with authorities noting multiple transport incidents and ongoing searches related to a desert discovery.

Southern Pacific Reno New

Dementia case and multiple international events update

Rudolph Danmeyer, who claimed to be secretary to the mayor of San Francisco, was committed to an asylum in Elisin, Ill, after doctors diagnosed dementia praecox. The report notes deaths and political actions including Lyman Stewart’s death, a Mexican interior secretary’s assassination case, and various international disturbances and weather events.

Rudolph Danmeyer Chicago Offigita San Francisco Elisin Dex Vor

Idaho Short News Notes in All Parts Idaho

Rupert Robert Dowling a former pool tal man in Declo was sentenced three months in jail and fined 200 dollars on a Heuer charge. A. T H Haines of Hailey arrested for grand larceny. Edna Neyman 10 killed when playground beams broke at Deep Creek school. Red Cross Japan relief fund growing with 1272.54 sent and 1668.54 received. University of Idaho enrollment up about 20 percent. Steven D Parke died in Portland from influenza complications. Three youngsters under 13 picked up after bicycle thefts noted. Hovey B Stoneman acquitted on statutory charge. New beet dumps near Rupert in operation powered by electricity. October district court term to convene in Pocatello with about twenty cases. First seed carload from Gooding shipped valued 6180. West named postmaster of Weiser. Payette oil well down 2000 feet. gas encountered at 1600 feet. Prunes market low causing pruning business slow in Emmett. Four sets of grain and 100 acres destroyed by fire at Culdesac. Parks resigns as Valley county assessor. Body found in brush near railroad in Pocatello drained with coupling pins. Fire at Paul Larson ranch near Eden destroys grain separator. Mrs Sam McMillan injured by truck in Emmett. Ethel Medfield appointed state high school inspector. Election near Rupert set for highroad project involving Pael? road work near Pulled to vote.

Freight freighter Rubaiyatt sinks near Tacoma harbor

Captain George Ryan of Seattle commanded the 180 ton freighter Rubaiyatt loaded with canned goods gypsum and household goods when it sank within thirty seconds after the first net was noticed in 100 fathoms of water off Tacoma harbor three men and one woman drowned eight others escaped with only minor injuries survivors rescued by a lifeboat from the freighter Fulton and reported the Rubaiyatt top heavy prior to sinking.

George Ryan Tacoma Harbor Tacoma Wast Rubaiyatt Seattle

Oklahoma City Court Withdraws Initiative in State Election Case

Oklahoma City district court dissolved legal proceedings by agreement to withdraw the state initiative measure to force a special election. Campbell Russell and Governor Walton officials saw withdrawal of injunction motions as attorneys for the executive withdrew their applications. The temporary injunction restraining the state action board from placing the proposal on the ballot was lifted.

Campbell Russell Oklahoma J. Walton Oklahoma City State Election Board Okla JC. Walton State Action Board

Typhoon Nears Tokyo As Refugees Struggle In Disaster Zone

Reports describe worsening conditions as a near typhoon hits Tokyo area. Refugees in disaster zones face discomfort and displacement while a hospital in Yokohama town down reports damage and disruptions to care.

Tokyo Culung Ag

Millionaire Of Man Called Lee Angeles

A man named Lee Angeles, reputedly a millionaire, faced unclear circumstances at his residence. Details about his wealth, social standing, and connections to a union or band are mentioned, with local attention drawn to his home and possible financial status. The text is garbled but centers on his wealth and residence.

Lee Angeles Calli Lynon Stewart Band Alventore

Fragmented OCR sports note with garbled words

A damaged OCR passage reports a game event with unclear names and place hints. The readable fragments mention players and a score, but the garbled text obscures key details such as teams, dates, and outcomes. The item appears as a stray brief from a local sports roundup.

Peele Heiress and Heirloom Pact Reported Missing

A terse notice in the local paper cites a Peele family heirloom dispute and missing documentation. Authorities say no arrests yet, with investigators following leads in the case.

Castor Child Cure Promoted For Babies and Sleep

A vintage advertisement touts Fletcher’s Castor Oil as a remedy for babies and children. It claims to ease flatulence wind colic and fevers by regulating digestion and bowels, promising natural sleep and relief for upset stomachs. The copy emphasizes long usage and genuine quality signals.

Fletcher

Swamp-Root Kidney Liver Bladder Cure Ad Claim

For years druggists have noted the remarkable Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer Co. It is claimed as a physician prescribed kidney liver and bladder remedy. The ad promotes sample bottles by mail order and urges readers to mention the newspaper.

Binghamton N.Y Beomtt Paner

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