Mining and Oil Advertising Fight in Press War
A letter argues mining and oil interests face a conspiracy by bankers and investment interests that control advertising space. It condemns so called independent newspapers and blue sky laws, urges a boycott of biased outlets, and predicts a backlash from honest mining financiers against hostile press coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Newpapers
Rocky Mountain
Man
Magasines
West
Press of
America
Labor Groups Try to Rally Farmers for Political Battle
In Washington D C the American Federation of Labor cooperation committee meets with farmer representatives to organize backing for labor’s program. Farmers resist organized labor demands preferring steady work and fair prices, ready to plant again after poor markets and not inclined to strikes or wage campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organize Labor
Washington, D. C
Cooperation Committee
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Farmers For Labor
Call for Warrants in Big Horn County Warrant No 6467
Mazie V. Rhodes County Treasurer issues a call for payment of Big Horn county warrants including No 6467. Interest ceases after December 20 1919 and the notice signals the formal settlement action by the county treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
Mazie V. Rhodes
Who Wrote the Treaty The Senate Row Explains
The piece argues Republicans in Congress hinder peace by blocking ratification of the Versailles treaty unless the League of Nations is removed. It cites a Senate colloquy led by Mr Knox and opposed by Mr Hitchcock, blaming President Wilson for tying peace to the league. It asserts Republicans favor a straightforward peace with Germany and seek separate consideration of the League issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Congress
Senate
Congressional Record
Regin
Knox
Hitchewick
Senate of the
United States
Germany
Hitchcock
Senator Hitchcock
White House
Grayson
League of Nations
Carranza Kills 383 Americans
Article reports that 661 Americans have been killed in Mexico since November 20, 1910. Of these, 428 were civilians and 123 soldiers. 167 were killed under Madero and Huerta, 383 under Carranza. It condemns U.S. policy toward Carranza and laments lack of decisive action by the Wilson administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Protection of American Rights
Mexico
Efvillang
Failore
Madero
Huerta
Carranza
Wilson
piWcy
Americago
Polley
Carranga
Broad Notice Sets Road Plans and Objection Deadline in Basin
County commissioners approve a 60 foot road from lot 51 to lot 39 P, Township 56 North, Range 95-96 W, with objections due by January 12, 1920. Notices include stock rewards, local lodge meeting schedules, and lawyer listings for Basin Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Wyoming
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First National Bank
of Basin
the Basin Lumber & Supply Co
Basin, Wyoming
H. W. Horn
Mountain View Hotel
Catherine Goodrich
Rex Theatre
Lina Cavaleria
Paramount Picture
A.belect
Henry Mount
Artcraft
Walthall
Mary
May Allison
Metro
Art Pictures Corporation
Constance Binny
SAS
Dorothy Gish
the Republican
Holstein
Frank G. Reed
Basin
Wyo
Fraternity Hall
Basin Lodge No
Temple Lodge
The
Order of Eastern Star
Elisa Rebekah Lodge
Jl. W
Cs H. Cropady
Farm
Elena Batthe
Greybull, Wyo
Smith, Physitia
Gurgeta
Basin State Bank
Pioneer
C. 1
Zaring
Big Yorn County Bank
J. P. Awnott
A Law Basin
Brome & Hyde
Basin State Book Building
Basin and Worland
EB. Walker
William
Snow A Offeer
Oll Bldg. Basin, Looming
Thompson Lumber & Hardware Co
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