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Wallace Miner

Location

Wallace, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1920

Page

2

Nugent and League of Nations in sharp critique

The audience heard Senator John F. Nugent critique the League of Nations, calling his statements misrepresentative and evasive. The piece argues the league’s aims extend beyond preventing war, warning that U S membership could erode independence and force military commitments.

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Borah Speech in Cox's Home City Inspires Democratic Boost

The Dayton Journal reports Senator W. E. Borah’s reception in Cox’s home city, noting the long two week mail delivery under Burleson era. The article highlights the remarkable speech and the political vigor it sparked among supporters in Dayton.

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Thrift and American Way as Hoover Sees It

Herbert Hoover argues thrift is essential to relief from today’s economic woes in a Ladies Home Journal piece titled Thrift and American Way. He cites waste from extravagant eating and jewelry as duties of one third of Americans to curb spending and redirect resources.

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Wilson Again Appeals To The People

A two year old appeal by President Wilson urged voters to back a democratic Congress to support the war effort. The piece predicts a Republican victory in November and argues the nation will resist surrendering sovereignty to a league of nations despite Wilson's appeal and illness remarks.

Wilson Senate Congress League of Nations League

Autumn Woods amid Cullen Bryant Bre Poem Fragments

Fragmentary autumn poetry describing trees in purple and gold, the mountains, and uplands. The speaker laments the swift departure of autumn colors and warns against wealth chasing strife while nature’s quiet beauty endures briefly. The voice pleads for the freedom to roam and dream beyond human cares.

Keep Shoshone County Safe for Republicans

A county party message urges Republicans to support the Shoshone County slate in the upcoming elections. It insists county candidates are as loyal to the party as state and national figures and warns that withholding support harms the party’s strength and national prospects.

Shoshone County

Democratic push to end party power in county politics

The speaker argues the nation must lose party power locally. He condemns the League of Nations as a scheme to draw the United States into European conflicts until European nations recover from World War I. He contends the League is impotent without US strength and virile with American blood and wealth.

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Guggenheim Optimistic on Europe’s Recovery After War

Daniel Guggenheim, farewell remarks before sailing to Europe, predicts Europe will regain purchasing power and improve production. He argues against a doomed European future, noting after effects of war delay immediate recovery. He favors continued trade, low exchange rates aiding depleted nations, especially Germany, and calls for supplying materials to let Europe meet payments.

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Dunn and Forney for Supreme Court Nominated

Kooskia Mountaineer notes objections to judicial candidates James H. Forney and Robert N. Dunn by party nominating bodies. The editorial argues their integrity and honesty will keep them impartial and free of partisan bias on the bench.

Kooskia Mountaineer James H. Forney Robert N. Dunn Supreme Court People 48 Dunn Forney

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