Training of a President
The Republican Publicity Association notes that prior to Theodore Roosevelt only four of 24 presidents had national legislative experience. It argues that the nation benefits from presidents with Congress backgrounds and urges selecting a president from among current senators or representatives to handle upcoming reconstruction legislation. It cites Taft Wilson and past leaders to illustrate the point and calls for returning to forefathers’ rule.
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Washington
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Hourne, Jr
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Continental Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Taylor
Grant
Arthur
Garfield
Cleveland
New York
Grover Cleveland
Col. Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Philippines
House
Open Covenants and Peace Openly Arrived At
A historical discussion of President Wilson's Fourteen Points emphasizes point one calling for open covenants of peace openly arrived at and free from private international understandings. The piece notes the aim that peace processes begin openly and proceed in public view.
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Wilson
Debate Over Open Diplomacy and Peace Conference
The article discusses U S and Allied divisions on publicizing peace conference details. Senators Lodge Borah and Clemenceau oppose full openness while Washington warns against exposing every phase. A Wilson letter supports open diplomacy but limits private talks, highlighting a divided stance on the basis for world peace.
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Clemenceau
Congress
Lodge
Washington
United States
Wilson
Paris
Borah
Senate
Lansing
Our Greatest Problem in War to Peace Wage Shift
The piece debates if private industry can sustain war wage levels in peacetime and maintain world trade with an eight hour day. It notes high wages boost living costs, cites coal and milk price rises, and warns consumers bear the burden as prices adjust after armistice. President Gompers defends labor gains against backers of reduced advantages. Milk and coal illustrate the broader economic strain as wartime gains fade.
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United States
Gompers
New York Sun
Hoover
Labor Adjustment Board
Farm Land Wanted Inquiries From Basin Wyoming
Classified notice seeks farm and ranch land for sale. Owner or broker should send land description and lowest cash price. Contact J, KR, Bonwell, Basin, Wyoming.
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Bonwell
Basin
Wyo
Jiy
Basin Soldier Cameron Welsh writes from Germany
Cameron C Welsh of Basin writes from Neuenahr Rhineland in December 1918 describing life with the Rainbow Division in occupied Germany. He notes five miles from the Rhine, plans to move to positions on the river after Christmas, stays in hotels with mess in dining rooms, and thanks readers for the Basin paper. He mentions good treatment by Germans and hopes to return by March.
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Co. T. Gebhart
Cameron Welch
Basin
Army of Occupation
Germany
Neuenahr
Rineland
All O. K
Rhine River
Thermopolis
Pershing
Rainbow
Officers complain war department wastes time and money
Officers protest that discharge procedures force hundreds to travel to Washington incurring 7 cents a mile and hotel costs while papers are processed. They argue papers could be filed at port of debarkation to save time and money and question government waste and favoritism in Washington.
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War Department
Washington
Emmarkation
Debarkation
Applications for Grazing Permits in Big Horn Forest
Notices call for grazing permit applications for cattle horses and sheep in the Big Horn National Forest for 1919. Applications due March 1 1919 with fee details and forms provided on request to the Sheridan Wyoming office.
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Bighorn National Forest
Sheridan
Wyoming
Ress Philips
Basin Wyoming Calls for Bids on City Power Plant Improvements
The town of Basin Wyoming invites sealed bids by February 1 1919 8 00 pm for power plant upgrades including resetting two boilers foundations drains and connections hauling and material supply wrecking of existing boilers for temporary use while work proceeds and required bonds and a five percent certified check with bids. Town Clerk Jas F Ewers reserves right to reject any bid or accept any not the lowest.
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Basin
Wyoming
Jas. F. Ewers
For Sale Cockerels for Breeding in Basin
Breeding stock cockerels Rhode Island Reds Light Brahmas Barred Rocks all new blood priced 2 to 4 dollars each L D Plant Basin 117-24.
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Rhode Island
L. D. Plant
Basin
Local Odd Fellows Lodges Meeting Schedule
Basin Lodge No. 35 O F F meets every Tuesday evening Basin Encampment No 16 I O O F holds second and fourth Fridays Eliza Rebekah Lodge No 26 I O O F convenes first and third Mondays Basin Camp No 5586 1 W meets second and fourth Thursdays
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Fraternity Hall
Temple Lodge No. 20
A. F
A. M
Basin
Eliza Rebekah Lodge
Basin Camp
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A. A. Kimbro
Big Horn County Bank
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Cleancer
Catherine Goodrich
Cameron Welsh
Cameron C. Welsh
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Paul Moss
Greybull
Der
George W. Bryant
H. A. Barrows
Big Horn County
Fifty-two
Fiftyone
Bassin
C. A. Zaring
J. R. Bonwell
Ion
State of
Big Horn
Kane
Bridger
Mont
L. R. McClellan
R. I
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B. F. Wickwire
Ira Waters
Lamb Drilling Company
Biain
Secretary of State
State of Wyom‘Inc
J. L. Linn
L. G. Vanslyke
Pioneer Building
J. P. Arnott
Attorney-at-Law Basin
DRS. Harris & Harris Physicians and Surgeons Office
H. T. Harris
C. E. Harris
W. B. Cropsey
Hustling
Greybull, Wyo
Thos. M. Hyde
Basin State Bank
William C. Snow
Brig. Basin
Gilmore Hartigan
Big, Horn County
The
Order of Eastern Star
Thompson Lumber & Hardware Co
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