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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
5
Caldwell Bond Vote Sparks War of Rhetoric and Civic Debate
A Caldwell city bond election collapses Tuesday amid sharp editorial arguing that funding bonds would rob taxpayers. The piece blames countervailing forces including the Legion, local churches, and clubs while praising the Legion’s planned independent home. Discussion touches on democracy, leadership, and upcoming national candidates.
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the Tribune
Caldwell Shamed For Lack of Civic Pride and Patriotism
A fragmented historical passage laments Caldwell residents for denying soldiers the recognition they earned in battles such as Argonne and Chateau-Thierry. The piece warns against complacency and urges appreciation of veterans and civic duty within the American home front.
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Caldwell
Énu
Argonne
Chateau-Thierry
San Francisco Eye On Democratic Platform Debate
As Democrats aim to reshape the party in San Francisco, Republicans face no strong platform pledges while Democrats grapple with league of nations stands and Prohibition issues. The issue of a Wilson endorsement versus Bryan’s opposition looms large, promising hard negotiations and nationwide interest.
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Chicago
America
San Francisco
League of Nations
Wilin
William Jenning Bryan
Wilson
Prohibition
Supreme Court
Ohio
Democratic Party
Greenleaf News Roundup of Society and Local Visits
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs. Tom Settle’s home. John Tish bought a new Ford. Families including the Williams, Street, and Perisho groups traveled from Oregon for a yearly meeting. A Children’s Day program at Greenleaf church drew a large crowd. Ledu Williams and family returned from Victor, Tennessee, where he was a high school principal, now visiting Greenleaf. Moses Tucker sold his farm south of Greenleaf to McDaniel of Portland. The W C T U young people met at Frank Herlacher’s home. Pleasant Ridge and Greenleaf residents hosted Homer Altig for a music evening with refreshments. Wm. Selby and sons dined with T. H. Winslow. Miss Hazel Crew attended at the Royal.
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Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Tom Settle
John Tish
Isiah Williams
Walter Perisho
Lettie Williams
A. G. Street
Ore
Rends
Oregon
Greenleaf Church
Ledu Williams
Victor, Tdn
Greenleaf
Moses Tucker
McDaniel
Portland
Young People’s Branch
W. C. Tul
Frank Herlacher
Pleasant Ridge
Homer Altig
Wm. Selby
Moon Home the First of the Week
Mr Oliveres and family of Missouri have moved into the Ebann ie Martin house west of Greenleaf. Farmers in the vicinity begin the first cutting of alfalfa. Sylvester Mendenhall has our Ford radiator. Mrs Ernest Williamson and family visited Frank Robert. Bidwell Dillon, a Jordan Valley business caller, purchased a farm last week.
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Ford
Ernest Williamson
Frank Robert
Bidwell Dillon
Jordan Valley
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