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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1921

Page

4

Basin Republican Opinion Calls for Prohibition Action

A Basin Wyoming letter writer denounces the Volstead Act as loophole ridden and urges President Harding to seek amendments or repeal to enforce prohibition. The piece attacks alleged open houses of prostitution in Big Horn county and notes Cowley merchants backing a tobacco ban.

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Silent pledge echoes of American loyalty during the era

A brief excerpt emphasizes flag symbolism and the Declaration of Independence as core loyalties, reflecting a period tone of civic duty and national identity. The statement links national symbols to a sense of unity and allegiance to the American people.

Prohibition Inefficiency and Enforcement Debate

John Barleycorn argues the Volstead act weakens under current enforcement. He cites Basin voting trends, court rulings on possession and transport, and the disparity between rich and poor in liquor access. He urges stronger measures to enforce prohibition nationwide.

Supreme Court Basin

Burlington Demands Courteous Treatment of Patrons

Burlington management instructs all employees to be more courteous to patrons and to treat customers as they would like to be treated in similar circumstances, noting that railroad workers are among the highest paid in the country and courtesy should be easy for them.

Burlington Railroad

Insult Charges Spark Hotel Bill Confusion in Paris Tale

Col. Elliston P. Masters recalls a Paris hotel guest who faces a 300 franc bill for twelve dinners he did not eat. The proprietor explains the extra charge covers an insult to the establishment, prompting debate over French dining etiquette and hotel pricing.

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Treasure in North Africa Declares Rich Roman Remains

Louis Bert rand writing in L illustrat ion portrays Morocco Algeria as a vast storehouse of Latin antiquity. He notes French visitors ignore its ruins and myths as they seek spectacle. He cites Volubi us in Morocco to Gigthi in Tunisia as a 2000 kilometer line of arches temples and basilicas.

North Africa Morocco Algeria Louis Bertrand Paris France M. Bertrand Volubius Gigthi Tunta Africa

Gas Waste in Carbon Black Manufacture

The Fuel Administration argues domestic and industrial gas use should be prioritized and gas for carbon black production curtailed. It notes carbon black is made by wasteful open flame burning, urges plant cooperation, and highlights economic and efficiency contrasts with public gas service.

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P. P. Anderson Official Paper Town of Basin John Barleycorn Owen Jobreon Drayman Ybone Leow U. S&s. Fuel Administration Frank H. West Unites the Basin Tailor Billings Laundry
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