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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1921
Page
4
A Basin Wyoming notice states the Basin Republican is entered as a second class matter on June 90 1905 at Basin post office under the act of March 2 1879.
Wyoming mourns the loss of E. W. Burke commissioner of child and animal protection who devoted years to public service. He traveled the state improving school work and department efficiency and earned praise from officials for humanitarian leadership guiding Wyoming to humane standards. His last published words appear in the National Humane Review on child protection.
Editorial argues officials churn prevents steady city improvements. It urges current Basin council members and the mayor to remain for another term to gain continuity and deliver lasting benefits, noting new leaders would need time to learn city needs.
Residents lament bicycle riding on Basin sidewalks calling it a nuisance. They urge authorities to enforce sidewalk rules, noting sidewalks are for pedestrians and that youths should use the streets for cycling.
The president expresses disapproval of a peace declaration and supports a proposal by senators to attach to the declaration a general expression of U.S. policy toward future European wars. The amendment would state that if European peace and civilization are threatened the United States would view it as a threat to its safety.
Harding outlines fiscal restraint and tax reform to ease war debt while urging tariff protection and budget budgeting. He condemns lynching, backs veteran aid, and rejects a new US commitment to the League of Nations, seeking a declared peace without entangling treaties.
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