Clemenceau Dominates Peace Spark of Paris Opinion
The piece lauds Premier Clemenceau as the central figure guiding Paris and the Allies through war and toward a just peace. It emphasizes his unity of action with Marshal Foch, restraint under provocation, and vision to avert a repeat of international crimes, while noting the uncertain postwar future.
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Paris
Clemenceau
France
Marshal Foch
Battlefeld
Germany
Death of Grace May Fesler in Basin Kansas
Mrs Grace May Fesler wife of Orville Kesler died Wednesday after a pneumonia attack Born Grace May Mahan in Scandia Kansas in February 1895 She married Orville Fesler in 1913 The family has lived in Basin for a year Survived by husband son four, parents Mr and Mrs J M Mahan one sister and five brothers Parents traveled from Kansas when death occurred Remains were taken to Union Valley Kansas for burial The bereaved father receives general sympathy
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Grace May Fesler
Orville Kesler
Grace May Mahan
Scandia
Kansas
Orville Fesler
Basin
J. M. Mahan
Union Valley
Court House Grounds Notice to Public
The Board of County Commissioners orders that all persons keep off the grounds and use the regular driveway when going to and from the court house to keep the area in good condition.
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Court House
Wilson's treaty aims and France’s wartime aid recalled
The piece argues President Wilson may seek a separate Germany United States treaty risking France’s gains and reparations. It asserts American victory rested on French military aid and warns against deserting France, urging continued support and gratitude toward the French Republic.
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Mr. Wilson
Baker
War Department
France
Germany
England
Channel
French
Great Britain
Belgium
America
Democratic Party
Pollu
United States
French Republic
Sugar Beet Farmer Cleans Up In Twin Falls
A Twin Falls Idaho farmer cleared a record profit from 11 acres of sugar beets with gross receipts of 2129.50 and total expenses of 901.30 leaving a net profit of 1538.17. The crop yielded just under 20 tons, with 2183.60 from beets 295 from pulp for stock 46 from pasture and 400 for labor and owners' pay.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Safe sale advertised at The Republican office
Two safes offered for sale a large and a medium both at low prices. Potential buyers can view them at The Republican office.
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Reublican
Taft Critique of Senate Protest Against League of Nations
The piece rebuts former President Taft's claim that the thirty nine signers erred in opposing the league of nations as part of the peace treaty. It defends the separate treatment of the league covenant and argues amending it within the treaty harms sovereignty and violates senate powers. It stresses the protest’s aim to consider the league on its own merits, not as part of the peace terms.
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Wilson
Germany
United States
Saar Valley
America
Belgium
Taft
League of Nations
U. S. Senate
Mr. Taft
Senate
League
Portland shipyards face end of operations by October
Portland shipyards may close by October as shipbuilding employment collapses from canceled government contracts and loss of foreign orders. Joseph J. Bowers of Northwest Steel warned a city hall conference that 40,000 to 50,000 workers in Portland and Pacific coast ports would be laid off, creating a grave unemployment threat.
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Portland
Ore
Joseph J. Bowers
Northwest Steel Company
Juker
Pacific
Mr. Bowles
Mortgage Sale of Basin Property to Satisfy Debt
Sheriff Bh. F. Wickwire to sell Basin Wyoming property figure debt of 2368.25 due on note dated 1913 with improvements and water rights. Sale at Basin courthouse on May 17 1919 at 2 PM with proceeds to cover debt and costs. inspection certifies 23 horses shipped from Basin by DD G Rouey to Hysham Montana.
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Big Horn County
Wyoming
A. J. Kaiser
Court House
Basin
F. Wickwire
Inspection Certificate for 106 Cattle Shipped to Benton
Das County Big HornWyoming inspection cert dated April 1910 lists 106 cattle owned by Spear Bros Co Kane Wyoming in charge of Lee Johnson. cattle branded 105 red calves left ribs and one red calf single branding left ribs, shipped via C B Q railway cars numbers 61506 and 65065 to Benton Montana. Sheriff B F Wickwire and Deputy Inspector Hydra Waters verified.
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B. F. Wickwire
Big Horn County
R. A. Gould
Big Horn
Kane
Wyoming
Benton
Mont
Spear Bros. Co
Wyo
Lee Johnson
A.D
B. FL
Wickwire
Offlcla County L
Hydra Waters
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