Clemenceau Speak Up on War Reparation and Wilson Policy
A critical editorial argues reparation should punish German rulers not the people. It contrasts Wilson’s stance of German equality and sympathy with Clemenceau’s firm position. It cites Wilson speeches from 1917 and a Bryce report critique, urging strong action against Germany to deter future aggression.
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Wilson
Congression
Belgium
France
Italy
Clemenceau
America
All wrong again on Burleson dispute fuels cabinet talk
The dispute centers on claims by Al Burleson about Postal Telegraph company traffic. William J. Deegan replies that the government business is fully carried and given precedence, challenging Burleson's justification and calling for accountability in today’s cabinet discussions.
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al Burleson
William J. Deegan
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Burleson
Get rid of Doctor Dope
Twenty one million Americans hold Fourth Liberty loan bonds and more may be pledged in a further $4 5 billion issue The piece argues against recognizing Bolshevik Russia and links socialism to domestic indebtedness It urges bondholders to vote in November 1920 to purge what it calls political quacks and purify the body politic with red blooded leaders Get rid of Doctor Dope.
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United States
America
Russia
Lenine
Trotsky
Wilson
Dope
Our Greatest Business Need in Public Administration
A historical call argues government should run like a business with officials who execute policy. It denounces politicians as mercenary office seekers and contends that public service should funding come from industry, avoiding idle interference by political figures.
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Busiess
Auto Licenses Due Warned by Sheriff Wickwire
Sheriff B F Wickwire urges all auto owners to obtain 1919 licenses. Cars without valid licenses will be prosecuted. License blanks available at the sheriff’s office. Republican for job printing.
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B. F. Wickwire
Republican
Church Services April 27 and Sundays
Sunday services include morning worship with sermon by Pastor R M Jones and Sunday school at 10 a m Epworth League led by Bertis Paterson Happy Hour prayer service Thursday evenings at 8 p m. All welcome.
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Fred Harebroad
Epworth League Bertis Paterson
R. M. Jones
Presbyterian Church Sunday services and events
Sunday school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m Young people meeting at 7 30 p m Pastor F Newport. Wanted position by man and wife as foreman and housekeeper on ranch with experience and good references Good work and salary expected Inquire at this office. m7 tf MICKEY
Creaking Stairs to Play Rex Theatre April 26
Rupert Julian as writer and director with Mary MacLaren and Jack Mulhall headline the Universal Special Creaking Stairs at the Rex theatre on Saturday night April 26. The film follows The Kaiser the Beast of Berlin in a bold jump between productions.
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Rupert Julian
Mary MacLaren
Jack Mulhall
Rex Theatre
Kaiser
Beast of
Berlin
Kaiser Bill
Universal
Free garden and flower seeds available at office
The Republican reports Congressman Mondell has provided a limited supply of garden and flower seeds for free distribution. Persons may receive seeds until the supply runs out by visiting the office. Barber specialists remain at the Central barber shop with Pat Leavitt as proprietor.
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Mondell
Central
Pat Leavitt
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Jright
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Wyo
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Long
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Seedsman
Boulder
Colo
Chamberlains
H. C. Whitmore
the Basin Lumber & Supply Co
Basin
Wyoming
H. W. Horn
Mountain View Hotel
Cleancet
Catherine Goodrich
Doctor Dope
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Presbyterian Church
F. Newport
Mickey
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Martin’s Cash Grocery & Bakery
Dave Tuttle
Prop
First National Bank
of Basin
Member
Federal Reserve System
Arthur K. Lee
S. Skovgard
Ed Carothers
J.C. Stewart
W.C. May
James A. Lee
F. C. Emerson John McFayden Herbert
John Lyman John Seaman
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