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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
6
A newspaper opinion warns of a revived Ku Klux Klan seeking national growth and branches, blaming lax federal enforcement. It argues the new order stems from government inaction but predicts change when the next administration takes office to prioritize American welfare and legal protections.
Representative Almon accuses Chile of robbing American farmers via the nitrate trust. Chile resists arbitration and Nobel league of nations scrutiny while exporting nitrate at duty rates. The nitrate trade funds over half of Chilean revenue, provoking regional calls to resolve title questions and potential territorial concessions.
The state faced fallout from its experiment with a state owned bank and the non partisan movement. Depositors rush to put money in while withdrawals stall, a fate the author links to reckless leadership. He notes forty seven other states to observe and learn from North Dakota’s ordeal.
Henry Ford states that man must work with a cheerful earnestness and uplifted heart. He warns against grudging effort and slave like toil, insisting that no work is too dull to elevate and no task too rude to exalt. Watch the ad columns.
The piece argues for making diplomacy a trained profession under President-elect Harding, stressing language skill and ability over wealth. Dr Maurice Eagan criticizes current service flaws, calls for reform in diplomacy and consular work, and blames Congress and the public for the present state of affairs while urging capable, nonpartisan diplomats.
A London Pictorial Review article argues against building large battleships by the United States and Japan. It claims future sea control will be impossible and notes Britain and Lloyd George pushing disarmament to curb naval expansion amid fears of American maritime power.
January convention in Chicago heard railroad and industry leaders oppose brotherhood demands for a single national board to settle labor disputes.William Butterworth of the Illinois Manufacturers Association warned the plan would force a closed shop and union domination across industries. The discussion framed a major economic issue for manufacturers and shippers.
When you are in need of first class barber work call at the U K barber shop where first class workmen are employed. Fred Howse, proprietor.
Basin Lodge No 29 K of P meets every Friday night. Temple Lodge No 20 A F and A M meets second and fourth Wednesdays. Order of Eastern Star meets second and fourth Mondays. Basin Lodge No 36 I O O F meets every Tuesday evening. Basin Encampment No 15 IOOF meets first and third Thursdays. Eliza Rebekah Lodge No 26 IOOF meets first and third Mondays. Royal Neighbor Basin Camp No 36 meets first and third Thursdays.
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