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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
4
Political Tickets and Public Officials Listed in State Ad
The advertisement lists presidential nominees Warren G Harding Calvin Coolidge and U S Senator Frank R Gooding with others including Governor D W Davis Lieutenant Governor C C Moore and several Supreme Court justices along with county officers like Treasurer Sheriff Auditor and Superintendent of Schools It also names district commissioners and clerical officials with various spellings and locales reflecting a terms slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Frank R. Gooding
Gooding
Addison T. Smith
D. W. Davis
Kellogr
Fiture
B. G. Gallet
Pocatello
Democratic Ticket Adverts For Local Election
Readable fragments list Democratic ticket names and offices including President Roosevelt and Senator Nugent. Other lines mention governor Walters lieutenant Pettibone secretary Curtis auditor Jones treasurer Mel attorney general Bates supreme court Justices Holden Forney Flynn and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Che
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
John F. Nugent
Congress
Wm. P. Whitaker
T. A. Walters
Nathaniel 3B. Pettibone
George H. Curtis
Egbert W Jones
Sarah F. Mel
The
Supreme Court
James H. Forney
John M. Flynn
Edwin M. Holden
Cal Courageous Women Threaten Vote Shift Over Wilson League
A group of California women who backed Wilson four years ago now threaten to cast about 30 000 votes against Senator Marding unless he supports the Wilson league rejected as a peace bait. The move signals a volatile cross party stance as voters weigh peace rhetoric against party loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Wilson
Marding
Wilson League
Democratia
Reservationist candidate vows to punish Ltte enforcement
A Shoshone reservationist, Democratic candidate for Idaho governor, says he would refuse to enforce the Ltte Constabulary law and would take an oath with a reservation to bypass the statute. He asserts the anarchists and their allies oppose enforcement, urging supporters to back his stance. Also notes a Wendell at Shoshone high game Friday at 3:30 pm with 36 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Cimtidate
Idaho
United States
Wendell
Wendell High School
The Smallest Bank in the World and Commerce Degrees
A satirical note on Wake County Servings Bank in Ha Teleh North Carolina as the smallest bank, praised for safety. contrasts with a playful tale of a bank’s ever-changing features. The piece then shifts to University of London plans to award bachelor of commerce after a three year course, with a route to master of commerce after two years practical experience, and outlines the first year subjects and second year specialization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Wake County
University of Londom
Deutrees I Coumeren
Cnder
Books for Every Body spreads library reach nationwide
The American Library Association pushes a Books for Everybody campaign to extend county library systems across the nation. California leads with 42 of 58 counties already in the program, sending books from central depots to county outposts by truck or parcel post. The plan, backed by a $2,000,000 campaign, aims to improve citizenship and curb unrest through access to good literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Library Association
California
Ohio
Maryland
Brary
Anl Friends of
Mires
Averyteuty
BOGES FOR EVERYBODY Four Thousand Librarian Members
Four Thousand Librarian Members of the American Library Association in netlon wide movement. Since peace, the ALA has redirected efforts to wartime needs and 400 active librarians across the United States. The campaign aims to promote reading and support military libraries with books, supplies, and broad outreach. Funds will come from promotions, private gifts, and local drives, not a full-scale campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netlon
United States
Prarat
Ancient Sarcophagi Tale and Rhone Water Power Plan
A French-Roman artifact tale links Charles IX to a royal request for superb sarcophagi carried toward Paris, sank near Pont Saint Esprit in 1565, while a 20th century congress weighs Pont Saint Esprit excavation and Rhone water power development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute de Wrance
Adrien Blanchet
Rhone
Revue Des Etudes Noclennes
France
Charles IX
Arles
Rome
Louis XIV
Messalina
Bordeaux
Pont-Saint-Esprit
Congress For
Placing Himself Luther Burbank The Wizard Of California
Luther Burbank known as the wizard of California brushes fame for perfecting the spineless cactus and other horticultural feats. A Los Angeles reporter once dubbed him wizard, he quips some call him the gizzard of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Burbank
Thomas A. Edison
California
Los Angeles
Burbank
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Warren G. Harding
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Auciter
E A
Archie) Bowler
F. J. Puller
Tes Dorrats
Therieu
T. Brush
A. A. Tate
Democratic
Rows W. Bates
Tempeater of Mines
Wm. Maison
Harry 5. Fillott
Stella
Cook
Byron Yaden
Church
Smith County
Henry J KE
Abram
Cling Crusty
Cire Hansen
Lovie J Johnson
T Patteron
C. W. Dil
Snyder Garage
Pethick Brothers & Shearer
Oldsmobile
Sealy
Columbia
Way
Simmons Steel
Simmons
Thompson Furniture Co
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