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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1917
Page
4
The Eastern Idaho Press Club reports on Secretary McAdoo’s alleged traitor remarks and a leaked memo criticizing German sympathy. The dispute centers on a public speech and alleged conspiratorial statements amid wartime tensions.
A dated 1916 message to the German Foreign Office discusses motives behind certain Congress members and senators seeking a conference, amid the US political climate of the fall campaign. It references prior reports from May and September 1916 concerning diplomatic considerations and alignment with Germany.
A fragmentary piece urges boys to avoid evasion during exemption rounds, warning that many conscripts will return from war while those who served gain future preference in business and professions. It laments the difficulty for those who shirk to regain standing once the conflict ends.
The fragment chronicles a boy named Gusette facing abuse scorn and open scorn as he battles to secure work and a living. It warns that any false affidavit could brand him with a lasting stigma and a misshapen mark akin to Cain.
Kart Swope writes about Navy recruit life during final weeks at the Shoshone Club, detailing medical exams, barracks, and class progression. He describes drill, communal meals, and shifts to hospital apprentice training with pages of course topics and future postings to Mare Island, San Diego, Bremerton, and Pearl Harbor.
The State of Idaho serves Delphin reaps HOHE and Charles D. Brough with an alias summons in Lincoln County district court. The defendant must answer the complaint within 20 days if served in district, or 40 days if served elsewhere, or risk a default judgment. The notice cites willful abandonment and seeks court action as prayed by the plaintiff.
A fan at the baseball game ranted loudly about the umpire and threatened violence with police present to restrain him. The scene highlighted the contrast between Hin’s usual quiet demeanor and his outburst at the ballpark.
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