Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-01-20


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by Tension In German financial and II
ht dustrial circles has lessened somewhat
IN although the economic situation In tina
Nd country IL practically unchanged, &C
"a cording to 4 report from Commercial
:, Atache Herring at Berlin. made public
by the commerce department.
Nine OF Uncle Sans old submarines
have Just ended their careers by SER
wing as targets for the guns Of the de-
stroycr squadrons attached TO the AS.
iatlc fleet. brief cablebram telling
OF the completion Of the target prac-
lice which had been going on during
the past two weeks was received at
the navy department
Henry Ford's offer for the prea,
Muscle Shoals nitrate project is in
| The realm Of politics Upon the heels |
OF Secretary of War Weeks announce
ment that he would send the Ford bid
TO congress within a short time, It be-
came known that congressional leaders
already have discussed the probable eff
feet on the elections next fan of what
ever action they may take on IT.
insurance OF crops as method of !
smhllzing prices of farm products is
expected to be one of many suggestions h
put forward at the national agriculture D
al conference, for Inclusion in a per Il
manent national farm policy. Discus
sion within the conference would be v
expected to develop whether propon- b,
ents would recommend that the Insur- Sc
lnce DO carried by the farmers COOP sc
by private companies. or or
through government aid.
Insistence by the Japanese that the
'onin Islands be regarded as part OF
apan may necessitate some specific 70
as to fertilization of those an
In the opinion of some NO
ms delegates 1t was generally I'M ,ie
'rstood, however, that Japan was will vas
q 10 agree to continuation of the
atus quo in the BONN group MS wen DC
In islands farther south If the Unit oe'
States -wll agree not to fortify W. W.
lam. IL
go'
irt
strikes, nationwide In no,
tent, of 100000 coal miners and L. the
1000 railway employees, are assum- VII
definite and disturbing form as a yol
ntingency which the country may 20
We TO face less than three months gu.
nee. President Harding, has di. tiv'
cted Secretary Hoover to bring the ant
posing forces into contact and es- ant
Dlish series of negotiations designed eitl
prevent the impending disaster. u
the
Inc most serious task confronting TO,
ohioition enforcement officials at this 40,
ne Is to change the opinion OF peo-
who have been led to believe pro
Diuon Ia a failure, commissioner
'ynes said addressing the congrera-
N OF Union Square Methodist church.
also says that no less than thirty thu
III nnanced organizations are striv- arr
day and night to lnstill into tho oa'
nds OF the people false beliefs DO.
out prohibition, trying to accompl,rh sin
amendments notification. and to ~ aa'
use the American people 10 lower 10y ~.
efr standard Of regard for the sanct- 80.
and majesty OF the law ~,
'one'on- the
The provisional government of tina cor
on Free State Is now functionine ria
hy. Final formslities OF approving mel
treaty with England were carried tar
when, after an historic meeting san
inohh ). Duggan took TO Dublin par
'tle copy OF the treaty signed BY nea
members OF the new government ,ne
80. pini
'our man r.,.a,, tor,
French Officers entered the hotel vs.
wn Ms "The Sign Of the Nightingale"
ena. Germany. and demanded OF the
prfeior the surrender OF the historic
on which Napoleon IL supposed 10 II
e rested during the battle OF Jens spec
proprietor complied and the coucn On.
Carried away. "iie
hsy'
he famous Old pine trce OF Ksr-
. on The shore Of Lake Biwe. Japan. 49,
Gus In song and legend and visited .a,.
thousands OF pilgrims each year ,ac,,
no " the eight beautiful scenes Of ]. n
biss. 10 dead This ancient pine nun
said % BE- 1900 ysas old. Aa ,iss nine
FROM ths tins o. the Mars spooa phel
10 u's lasi pear u has etihessd ute.
died NJ
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