Organized agitation by Townley and a Black organizer
A Shoshone Journal editorial warns against professional organizers who manipulate prejudice to sell membership and politics. It cites A C Townley and a Black organizer as examples, detailing how they entice followers with promises of power, money, and protection while exploiting class and race tensions.
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Citimens
Class Aguinet Elvan
Race Aguinet
Apolis
A.C. Townley
Moe
Townley
Jon
Townley Hols
Rowan
Niger
Tin
Washington
Mooney
Lwow
Arkanns
Editorial Galley One in Bag Company Contested
North the News of Jerome dated September 25 1919 reports on Mr McKaigs admission to involvement with the company and his claim it was unintentional. It covers his remarks on the Tewnley trial the alleged mistreatment at a hearing and perceived judge partiality and railroad bias in a crucial moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
McKaig
Elmie
Eden Pagte
Mr. McKalg
R. McKalg
Tewnley
Tewney
Bad Company and Wilson Figures In Debate Over Farm Representation
The Journal notes persistent bad company in the League and cites Townley and Gilbert as suspected examples. It rails at President Wilson for dividing national importance into industry labor and others, questioning farmer and rancher representation amid a White House production conference inviting 66 delegates with only two from agriculture.
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Mokaig
Townley
Gilbert
Jose
Beeme
Edin
Wilco
Wilson
White House
Hug
United States
Tax Debate Sparks Utah Light and Power Tax Figures
Idaho officials questioned Utah tax assessments on the Utah Light and Power Company amid a dispute over property location. Utah survey placed company value above 24 million dollars with most assets in Utah. Idaho’s adjustment set at 65 percent of Utah’s figure, implying variable tax liabilities between states under the split ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Light and Power Company
Idaho
Utah
Power Trust
Utah Tax Commission
Utah Light & Pow Company
T Itchy
Austomn
Mahe
Board of Equalization
Davie
Kaho
Méxanders
Idaho Progress Amid Mixed Growth and New Ventures
A string of Idaho items shows progress and activity: a state house expansion contract near seven million dollars. Owlhee County land sales totaling 257 788 with some parcels at 192 per acre. The National Bank of Shelly opens in Cow quarters after remodeling. Miners in Coour a Mene district vote to resume work after two months’ shutdown. Caldweth hosts a planned grain and seed elevator by Interstate Warehouse Co. A five foot vein of lead-silver ore is found at the Tola ho-Carbonate-HI mine in Mullan. Kiddy Casal of Poca Tellio files incorporation with 9600 capital. Moscow plans a large department store and a new Yon plant. Idaho Falls has six large concrete grate links under construction. A new cannery opens in The Western Whoaphaty area. A bank in Montpelier city reports gains, and Moscow notes $299 per acre sales. A New Plymouth farmer reports bending on 116 steer, with Moscow receipts examined.
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Holse Forth
Owhee County
What National Bank of
Shelly
Coour A’ Mene
Caldweth
Interstate Ware~house Co
Tola
Mullan
Kiddy Casal Company
Pocatello
Moscow
Tahoe Falla Pl
Idaho Palle
Montpel Lateh County
Bunsie Bank
PHU Orehant
New Plymouth Realtors
Home Sweet Home Health Ad and School News
An old community page blends a health ad for Chamberlain’s Tabl ets with school activity notes. Readers hear a bowels health tip and details on seventh and eighth grade events, class colors, a Halloween style party, a candy sale, senior activities, and the High School Athletic Association seeking support to fund events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Athletic Association
Shoshone High School
Methodist Church Plans Special Sunday School Address
President W Tenny of Tooding College delivered an engaging talk to the Sunday school. Entreating community progress, the Methodist Sunday school at Enetrich will observe Mall Day next Sunday evening with a progressive dinner. About 160 persons attended with 155 now present.
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Mr. Wesson
Pierine Grewell
Kobo
W. Tenny
Tooding
Callege
Enetrich
Heating Plant Installed at Reaaten School
A new steam air heating plant will be installed at Reaaten school by Superintendent Tone Ayie fod Myr Faunoher. The plant is described as fully adequate for the building with no expected inconveniences from its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tone Ayie
Nonpartisan Headquarters Investigate Idaho Funds
Auditors from North Dakota study the Idaho branch of the Nonpartisan League to obtain a definite accounting of farmer subscriptions. Officials hint at forthcoming disclosures about financial management not approved by directors and stockholders. The piece links the inquiry to internal tensions and mentions runic letters with historical note.
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Raise
Idaho
Associated Press News
Fargo
North Dakota
Townley
Nampa
League
Leaguee
League Afaire
Life a Constant Battle Quote by Nathaniel S. Shalor
The fragment reflects a quotation by Nathaniel S. Shalor arguing that life is a constant battle between base brute force and higher quality thoughts. It emphasizes inner conflict and the struggle to elevate personal character amidst disturbance.
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Hhem
Othr
Nbwmint
Dr. Henry
Gooding
Trope
Mian Smith
Maroney
Dowler
Bert Howler
Soit
SOHO
Mimy Jones
Noble's
Miss Dunn
Twin Falls
Gooding College
Pethick Brothers & Shearer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Erie
Permens Alton
Nowel I
Keven
Gail
Worrywood
Dotnet Fatellte
Europe
Nonpartisan
Headquarters
N. Dakota
Nathaniel S. Shalor
Hackler
Delicious
Rome
Winesap
Johnathan
Shoshone, Idaho
Monson Bros
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