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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1917
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal notes debate over restraining William Haywort as IWW leader while Senator LaFollette is still allowed to run freely. The issue appears tied to postoffice circulation under eastern Idaho press club standards.
The piece argues Senator Borah and the Non Partisan League mimic the Samson and Delilah tale, questions the Dakota group’s wartime stance, and criticizes calls for German influence in Congress. It questions the government’s reach to draft for noncombat roles as well as combat.
The nation unites on winning the war and stresses that workers in essential industries are as vital as soldiers. Drafted men sacrifice civil pursuits while strikes disrupt shipyards iron, wood and coal sectors, threatening the supply chain needed for war.
A wartime editorial condemns strikes by shipworkers ironworkers coal miners and lumbermen as unpatriotic and dangerous to soldiers abroad. It argues conscripting striking workers or risking safer supplies is justified, warning that pro German sentiment could threaten shipping capacity and military success.
A critical war era piece condemns Germany’s actions using the old trade mark Made in Germany as a symbol of brutality. It lists atrocities including attacks on schools, civilians, and children, urging readers to reflect on the implications as soldiers depart for France.
A Washington Times piece condemns German brutality and mentions the chilling image of atrocities by Huns. It argues Allied forces shield civilians and that the trade mark “Made in Germany” should evoke horror, linking ammunition defects to enemy culpability.
The second chapter unfolds with Pearl White and Nicholas Knox racing to recover the Violet Diamond. Intrigue escalates as Carslake entangles Pearl, Knox, and the Priestess in a hidden lair while a deadly trap seals them inside a chamber as the walls close in and a fire breaks out.
In a tense scene Pearly faces encroaching walls that tighten around them. The Priestess warns that danger is certain as Catslake seizes a revolver and strikes Tom, knocking him to the floor. The walls claw inward, threatening to engulf them within moments.
Administratrix Barbara Nied invites all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within three months after first publication to the Probate Court in Shoshone Idaho. Dated September 27 1917.
The Idaho Irrigation Company reports inquiries about a later water release for stock and domestic use. It will occur where possible without hampering vital maintenance work needed before the next irrigation season, says M. R. Kay, vice president and general manager.
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