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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1918

Page

7

Notice of Publication State Auditor Wyoming May 1918

Official notice from the Office of the State Auditor Cheyenne Wyoming dated May 10 1918 certifies condensed statements for Northern Assurance Company Limited London England and London Assurance Corporation London England with financial figures including assets liabilities capital surplus and year ending 1917 details. It includes audited figures from Robt B Forsyth State Auditor and Ex Officio Insurance Commissioner and local timetable information for trains No 50 southbound and No 29 northbound.

Office of the State Auditor Cheyenne Wyoming Northern Assurance Company London England County of Laramie I. Robt B. Forsyth State of Exomcle Insurance London Assurance Corporation Larami¢y Continental Casualty Company Hammond Indiana I. Robt. B. Forsyth Standard Accident Insurance Company Detroit Michigan Robt. B. Pot R. B. Forsyth

Washington Nears Full Enforcement Of War Work Regulation

Washington reports 4500 local boards now enforcing the new work or fight rule. The order aims to mobilize all draft registrants into army service or essential occupations. Officials estimate 800000 to 1000000 men affected as local boards assist in reassigning nonessential workers.

Washington Army Crowder

Flour Profiteers Must Pay Excess Profits to Government

Flour millers found to have earned excess profits above the 25 cent limit must return the excess as milled flour. The federal trade commission data shows a 46 cent per barrel profit, with liquidation to government via sales to the army navy marine corps and the grain corporation in New York at one dollar per barrel.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Senate Hoover Food Administration Army Navy Marine Corps Grain Corporation New York

Foes for an outing and civic notes from May 1918

The item lists a social trip by Mr and Mrs Bowers and others to Shell, mentions General Crowder delaying a decision until a local board brings a case, and notes baseball regulation proposals for ages 21 to 31. It includes an insurance company annual statement from Continental Casualty with figures for assets, surplus, premiums, and losses and an insurance commission seal dated May 15, 1918.

Crowder

Sergeant Wayman Canada native wounded in action

Sergeant Matthew Wyman of the Canadians, a Toronto newspaper man, has been twice wounded and gassed. He served two years, declined promotions to stay close to the front, fought on the Somme and Vimy, and authored a Vimy Ridge account later published in Canada and Britain. He is a McGill graduate and a fluent speaker.

Matthew Wyman Toronto Somme Vimy Vimy Ridge Canada Britain McGill University

Government to control telegraph and telephone systems

President Wilson approved legislation authorizing wartime government control of telegraph and telephone networks. The bill, backed by Rep Aswell, was set for immediate House committee review with expected opposition in the Senate. Postmaster Burleson urged action to prevent potential paralysis of communications affecting military prep and public activities.

Washington Wilson Capitol Baker Daniels Burleson Aswell Louisiana House Interstate Commerce Committee Tme Sims Commercial Telegraphers Union Senate House

Body Shipped for Ten Sleep Man's Burial

The body of Peter Dryer of Ten Sleep, who died at Basin Hospital last Friday, was shipped west to Glendive, Montana, for burial.

Peter Dryer Tensleep Basin Hospital Glendive Mont

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. B. Camplin Sheridan Basin Bottling Pen RK. HW. Forsyth Brigham Republican Mrs. Bowers Catherine Marie Ehlers Goodrich Mr. Wright Charlotte Stiles Shell Sergeant Wayman France Uncle Sam Basin Chautauqua B.T. Joslin Basin Wyo C. A. Leavitt Craig-Curtis CO and Greybull First National Bank of Basin Member Federal Reserve System Arthur K. Lee S. Skovgard Ed Carothers J. C. Stewart W. C. May James A. Lee F. C. Emerson John McFayden Herbert T. I John Lyman John Seaman Kris the Basin Lumber& Supply Co Hardware Builders Supplies Basin, Wyoming
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