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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1916
Page
2
A novel high speed steel production method introduces alloying elements such as tungsten cobalt and manganese, claimed to improve durability. The process targets tools and components for military and industrial uses, with efficiency and cost implications under debate.
A confused scene outside a town gate describes crowd, officials, and a manager debating whether to proceed with a parade or event. A stranger’s arrival calms attendees as officials signal continuation, while a spectator offers a cheer and a quip about securing funds.
A fragmentary note discusses family life during war, reflecting on parenting and personal duties. The speaker questions what defining wartime roles meant for ordinary families and how history may judge the choices made in upbringing and daily care.
A Parana Brasil agent promotes the Parana river as the state’s watery highway and vast resource, boasting navigability for ore ships and a rich vegetation scene. The monologue weaves in literary allusions and locals noting improvements, with references to neighboring towns and a distant electric belt connection.
President Wilson spoke to Congress on August 2 urging action to avert a nationwide railway strike by seeking an eight hour day for railroad workers and to observe actual results of any policy. He proposed expanding the inter state commerce commission and possible wartime measures to ensure rail operation and a full public investigation if a strike occurred. He pressed for congressional support to prevent disruption of freight and military mobilization and urged leaders to unite behind a plan to avert the strike while the Senate weighs the program.
The armored cruiser Memphis ran ashore on rocks near the outer harbor while returning to the ship in a motor boat. All aboard were Twely Men who perished. the motor boat party attempting to reach the Memphis was drowned. The Castine helped rescue others as the Memphis, of about 14000 tons, served in San Domingo waters during the revolution under Captain L. Nesh.
A fragmented notice outlines strike duties for eight hour day and overtime, urging peaceful action. It emphasizes train crews must complete trips if already dispatched, and restricts work during a walkout. It warns away from company property except designated personnel and stresses obedience to law.
Washington report on a strike order amid talks between railroad managers and the Brotherhoods. President urges withdrawal of the tentative action as 400000 members face a walkout planned for Labor Day. Leaders say only a recall committee can reverse the order.
Nine men were injured, two seriously, when a truck carrying Park City workers to Salt Lake rolled down a thirty foot embankment in Parley’s Canyon Tuesday.
President Wilson signed the army and navy appropriation bill as part of his legislative program. He backed the Philippine bill and the new uniform law while surrounded by officials and military officers. Moving picture cameras recorded the event as he spoke about the measures.
Report from Celaya Mexico states a train was destroyed by bandits in attacks attributed to National Lines. At least fifty soldiers are said to have been killed in the explosion and ensuing combat. Arrival details indicate Tuesday night as the time of the incident.
Partial returns from roughly half the precincts show Governor Hiram W. Johans winning the Republican nomination for senator in Tuesday's primary in California.
Texas banking commissioner John F Patterson who won a prize at Teague Texas while police closed the Farmers and Merchants Bank died in a hospital here Tuesday after a shooting incident.
Richard Croker formerly heading Tammany in New York traveled to Croker Dublin for medical care after an infection affected the optic nerve. The visit follows reports of eye trouble linked to a tacian bone condition.
A poetic call urging women to claim power and unite to shape the world. The speaker insists the world depends on the feminine right hand and charges women to rise, believe, dare, and act for justice.
Substantial excerpt outlines three aims of the labor movement: shorten the workday, raise wages, and improve life conditions. It argues reduced hours boost efficiency and health, notes gains from collective power, and credits scientists and unions for industrial justice. Also mentions political limits and landmark laws like the Seamen's Act and Clayton Antitrust Act as humanitarian protections.
Nashville Tenn Mrs E H Ruan recalls a life changing tumor during the Change of Life. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with shrinking the tumor after a doctor’s care was unavailable. She reports lasting relief and urges others to consider the remedy.
A teacher leads a nature study in class with birds insects and flowers but Robbie May disrupts the lesson by claiming a fly cannot hang by its knees and mocks the others. The debate highlights a child’s doubt about a common insect trait while the rest enjoy the nature talks.
A mill warns against using the elevator except by the person in charge. Billy the witty worker jokes with the manager about the notice and both fear dismissal if caught. The tale closes with the ethic that work counts more than talk.
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