National Park to Park Highway Opens Across the West
The National Park to Park Highway links twelve major western parks and monuments in a 4500 mile route across nine states. Led by the National Park Service and the American Automobile Association, the caravan from Denver marks a historic coast to coast recreational corridor with stops in Cheyenne Cody Spokane Seattle Portland Sacramento San Francisco Los Angeles Pueblo and Colorado Springs. The official party includes Stephen T. Mather and A L Westgard and the journey began August 25 with autos from California Wyoming Montana and other states. A Basin arrival is planned with a gathering in Basin and a lunch in Greybull before continuing to Cody and into the parks. Committees urge Basin residents to send cars and invite ladies to join.
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Nation Park Service
American Automobile Association
National Park-to-Park Highway Association
Gus Holm
Cody
Wryo
Congress
Denver
National Park-e-Park
Europe
Stephen T. Mather
National Parks Service
A. L. Westgard
National Park
Cheyenne
Wyo
Great Falls
Mont
Spokane
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Ore
Sacramento
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Calif
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Cole
California
Wyoming
Montana
Maine
Virginia
Florida
Viineis
Louisiana
Department of the Interior
Washington, D. C
John Horton Payne
Crucified Haiti and U S Haiti Policy Critique
A critical editorial argues Franklin D Roosevelt misreads American readers and Haiti policy. It cites The Nation critique of U S occupation from 1915 to 1920, detailing Haitian killings and oppression by military authorities as evidence of brutal effects and racial injustice.
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Haiti
United States
League of Nations
Washington
Roosevelt
America
Herbert J Seligmann
England
India
Egypt
Republic
Caribbean
Innocent
Port Au Prince
Sudre d'Artiguenave
Haiti Occupation Under Scrutiny A American Critique
The Nation notes U S led Haiti occupation abuses including censorship arrests and land seizures. It accuses Washington of fortifying control through a 20 year customs regime and a revised constitution, transforming Haiti into conquered territory with armed intervention and neglect of civilian needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preos
Cape Haitian
Haiti
United States
Port Au Prince
Roosevelt urged to pause on Haiti administration blame
The Gazette quotes Billings urging Roosevelt not to speak of responsibility for the Haitian administration, calling it something to be ashamed for political reasons.
Democrats Meet Here In Basin Committee Chooses Leaders
The Democratic county central committee in Basin elected W. B. Hartigan as chairman and T. J. Jones as secretary. Thos. B. Scott of Greybull was named state committeeman. The chair was authorized to appoint an executive committee to fill the ticket and advance campaign business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Central Committee
Basin
W. B. Hartigan
T. J. Jones
Thos. B. Scott
Greybull
D. W. Rogers Promotes Early Auction Dates
Auctioneer D. W. Rogers urges local clients to submit sale dates early as the season approaches. Several sales are already planned, with Basin noted as a location hint.
Lost Thre Carrier and Two Tires Missing Between Manderson and Worland
A report notes a lost item between Manderson and Worland including a carrier and two tires sized 34x4. Minnesota license plate 9114 is attached. Contact J. B. Ogden for details or recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manderson
Worland
Minnesota
J. B. Ogden
Haircut and Shave Price Update at U K Barber Shop
New pricing effective June 1 sets haircuts at 5 cents and shaves at 35 cents. Boys under 12 receive haircuts for 50 cents. U K Barber Shop announces revised rates.
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U. K
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Park
Messrs
J. L. Keachie
N. W. Hagen
A. W. Coons
Nebraska
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Billings
D. W. Rogers
Ruskin
Wyoming Gas Company
Wyoming Dehydrating Co
Cowley, Wyoming
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