Cox Campaigns For World Club Policy In August Address
Uncle Ted recounts Gov. Cox’s August 7 Dayton speech urging entry into the world club, arguing he would follow Wilson’s policy and push America to join international commitments. The piece contrasts Cox with Harding on war, peace, and taxpayer costs, warning that Cox’s stance risks American boys and sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Ted
Gov. Cox
Ruth
Dayton
Ohio
Senator Robinson
Cox
White House
Wilson
World Club
League
Harding
United States
Senator Harding
Ith
James M. Cox
Germany
Hardjog
Russia
Turkey
Mexico
Johnny Jones
Mesioo
Cox Makeon
France
Italy
England
Europe
War Fuel Desired in Global Oil Conflict
London reports Royal Dutch acquires Baku oil fields worth 250000000 on Russian soil. Bolsheviks resist, Britain promises protection with armed forces. Debates U S League of Nations stance and risk of military aid to Britain over vital oil supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Dutch
Baku
Caucasus
Bolshevists
Royal Dutch Company
United States
League of Nations
America
League Council
England
Great Britain
Labor program to recognize workers gains in Congress
Washington July reports that a labor oriented legislative program for industrial reconstruction is under early drafting by the Senate Education and Labor Committee chaired by Sen. William S. Kenyon. Herbert Hoover is named as first witness with Samuel Gompers and other labor representatives, plus William Howard Taft and Charles Schweibler among those invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alug
Congress
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
William 8. Kenyon
Herbert Hoover
Samuel Gompers
William Howard Taft
Chares Schwebl
A Natural Right to Cooperative Farming Explained
Representative Calle R. Layton of Delaware argues that the Republican law allowing farmer cooperative associations grants a natural right to collective bargaining similar to what manufacturers and retailers enjoy. He says the farmer seeks control over the price of his own labor and products rather than having others fix their value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Congress
Calle R. Layton
Delaware
Layton
Colective
What Farmers Have to Face
A department of agriculture report argues the United States can hold its own in foreign agricultural trade. it criticizes free trade, notes postwar export declines, and claims the farm sector faces worsening conditions. The piece blames Democratic policies for high imports, debt, and labor shortages while urging support for Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
Tfa
Europe
Department of Commerce
Democratic Party
South
Repblicans
Association of Agricultural Producers
Harding
Baker Balks on War Department Equipment Transfer
Secretary of War Newton D. Baker opposes a bill to move 600 ten ton trucks and 200 mobile machine shop units from the War Department to the Agriculture Department for road work. About 8,800 trucks and 2,000 machine shop units remain with War Department along with 8,800 fire trucks. Congress may reintroduce the measure in December as the surplus distribution hinges on population area and road mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Congress
Wilson
War Department
Department of Agriculture
Post Office
Newton D. Baker
Notice of Final Account and Distribution in Whitmore Estate
In district court Basin Wyoming the administratrix Ida Whitmore filed a final account and petition for distribution of Floyd H Whitmore deceased estate. Creditors and interested parties may examine the final account and file objections within thirty days after September 3 1920. If no objections are filed final settlement will be made on that date or as soon after as heard. First publication August 13 1920. Last publication September 3 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Big Horn
Floyd H. Whitmore
Basin
Wyoming
Presbyterian Sunday School Service Notice
The Presbyterian Sunday school will hold regular service next Sunday at 10 a.m. Mrs Maggie J Arnott is the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Maggie J. Arnott
Notice of Sale in Basin State Bank Judgment
Judgment rendered July 23 1920 in District Court Big Horn Wyoming in favor of Basin State Bank against Shoshone River Canal Company for 16796 86 with mortgage foreclosure and order of sale to sell the described real estate under execution for payment of the debt now to be conducted per law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Basin State Bank
Shoshone River Canal Company
Public auction set for Basin Basin County Wyoming foreclosure
Notice of sale to satisfy a judgment against Shoshone River Canal Company in Big Horn County Wyoming. The property includes all rights and interests in the Carey Act Contract and water rights related to lands conveyed by various trustees to the Shoshone River Canal Company and later to Basin Basin Development Company and others. Proceeds distributed per judgment terms. First publication July 30 1920. Last publication Sept 3 1920.
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Chen
Csss
Numny
Basin
Big Horn
Wyoming
Gyany
Pany
Inmyswy
State of
Sysny
Big Horn Basin
Swy
Swish
J. W. Ramsey
H. B. Weyth
Geo. M. Bard
R. J. Gy
Big Horn County
Shone River Canal Company
Shoshone River Canal Company
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Woodrow Wilson
Ida Whitmore
Midland
Midland Carbon Company
Cowley, Wyoming
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