Trade and Dominion policy in the League discussion
The article analyzes Canada's tariff policy and imperial preference in the context of a proposed league of nations. It questions how Canada and Britain might wield voting power to influence tariffs while favoring dominions, and cites Bonar Law’s stance on imperial preference and Britain’s protective policy. It notes Canada’s potential to affect trade and the impact on U S imports and exports.
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Canada
League of Nations
League
Great Britain
New Zealand
South Africa
Australia
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Paris
United Kingdom
Dominions
Britain
Bonar Law
England
United States
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Wool Industry Established After Crisis Reforms
The wool and sheep crisis eases as government control ends and British administration shifts to merchant role for Australian wool at fixed minimums. Britain will buy New Zealand and Australian clip entirely, selling none in America, with a shift away from aiding British manufacturers. Stable British markets promise good prices to growers for two years as bale values rise from twenty to about sixty pounds.
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Wool Council
Great Britain
New Zealand
America
Ed Young Improves After Poisoned Shell Hit in France
Mr and Mrs David Young of Otto report their son Edward wounded by a poison shell in France is recovering at the Fort Des Moines base hospital Iowa. He was hit in the leg and initial fears of amputation gave way to hope of full recovery from the injury and regained use of the limb.
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David Young
Otto
Edward
France
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
McAdoo Costs and War Risk Bureau Failures
The piece surveys widespread inequities and delays in the war risk allotment system under McAdoo. It cites cases of delayed payments, misdirected or improperly processed allotments, and errors harming dependents and uneducated soldiers, noting partial improvements under Secretary Glass but continuing delays.
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Washington
McAdoo
Glass
Basin City Officials and Officials Roles
Basin City announces city leadership including Mayor E J Sullivan. Councilmen Wm Gibson F M aime R R Denny W H Pauley. Treasurer Mrs Florence V Kirby. Clerk Jas F Ewers. Attorney C A Zaring. Marshal J H Hanlon. Official paper Basin Republican.
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E. J. Sullivan
Wm. Gibson
F. Maime
R. R. Denny
W. H. Pauley
Florence V. Kirby
Jas. F. Ewers
C. A. Zaring
J. H. Hanlon
Basin Republican
County Officials of Big Horn County Listing Post
SAFES FOR SALE. One safe and one broken safe for sale at bargains seen at the office. Pat Leavitt is once more at his old stand in the Central Barber Shop. Call and see him.
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Pat Leavitt
Church Services for Sunday April Thirteen
Morning worship at 11 am topics Efficiency or Failure and Christ Our Savior for Sunday school at 10 am with lesson texts from John 1:35 61. Evening service by Young People's Society covers the early life of Christ. Ladies meet with Mrs O J Rausch April 17 at 2 30 pm. Pastor M F Newport.
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Christ Our Savior
Jnc
Young People's Society
Christ
O. J. Rausch
M. F. Newport
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Schedule
Services for Sunday April 13 include Sunday school at 9 00 am with Fred F Harcleroad and morning worship at 11 00 am. Sermon by the pastor titled Following the King. Epworth league and happy hour service follow.
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Fred F Harcleroad
Il A. mM
Epworth League
Happy Hour Service
Catholic Services Held by Rev Endres in Baain and Greybull
Rev Father Endres will conduct services in the Catholic church at Baain at 9 a m next Sunday morning and at 11 a m in Greybull. The event is announced by pastor R M Jones of The Unthinkable Christ.
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Bermon
Con
Ae Catholic Services
Father Endres
Baain
Greybull
Services at Hyattville Sunday April 18 sermon
Rev. Z. Hagan of Worland will be in Hyattville Sunday morning April 18 and preach at 11 o clock in support of the Sunday school centenary movement. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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Z. Hagan
Worland
Hyattville
Advertised Letters at Basin Post Office
The Basin post office lists uncalled letters for the week ending April 9. They are for Mr. Max Duran or Duran and Mr. J. C. Glenn. When calling, please say advertised. A. W. Coons, P. M.
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Basin Post Office
Max Duran
Duran
J. C. Glenn
Auto Licenses Due For 1919, Sheriff Warns
Every automobile owner must obtain a 1919 license or face prosecution. License blanks available at the sheriff's office. B. F. Wickwire, Sheriff, Late Republican for job printing.
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B. F. Wickwire
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Kimbro Furniture & Nation
Big Horn County Bank
Long
J. D. Long
Seedsman
Boulder
Colo
Chamberlain
H. C. Whitmore
the Basin Lumber & Supply Co
Basin
Wyoming
H. W. Horn
Mountain View Hotel
Catherine Goodrich
Pba
H—Ha
ED Young
Basin City Officials
Big Horn County
B. v Wickwire
T. J. Jones
C. A. Welch
T. W. Olney
John Weintz
Zela Murphy
F. A. Little
Hazel V Lawrence
Percy W Metz
Guy Ak
Brill
Schoola
Elaine Kinder
Mazie Vv. Rhodes
Couty
G. J. Bchenk
M. H. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
A. W. Coons, P. M
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Martin’s Cash Grocery & Bakery
Dave Tuttle
Prop
First National Bank
of Basin
Federal Reserve System
Arthur K. Lee
8S. Shonfard
Ed Carothers
J. C. Stewart
W.C. May
James A. Lee
F. C. Emerson
John Mareden
Vrt
John Luman
John Seaman
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