Basin Republican Postmark Notice
Basin Wyoming enters second class mail under act of March 8 1879 with Basin post office stamp date June 30 1905 and registration details.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1917
Page
4
Basin Wyoming enters second class mail under act of March 8 1879 with Basin post office stamp date June 30 1905 and registration details.
A Billings Gazette reprint notes Emma Goldman and her partner Berkman were arrested afterwar acts opposing the draft. Each received a two year federal sentence and a $10,000 fine with deportation possible after release. The piece condemns anarchist doctrine and urges adherence to U S law during wartime.
The piece argues for daylight saving as a major conservation measure adopted across the country. It cites Senator Calder as author and notes senate passage with strong house support, plus growing public sentiment. Opponents are labeled prejudice. It explains how shifting clocks would save artificial light and claim extra daylight without longer workdays.
In fragmented remarks the speaker notes Jones built wealth through cows and soon a silo, claiming success was inevitable once the silo arrived. The Farmers Exchange is mentioned as context for his farm expansion.
Washington reports indicate the abortive Manchu restoration movement in China is near collapse. Both sides fear the death penalty or the destruction of Peking, with Chang Hsun holding the capital as a bargaining chip and rail lines blocked. Officials expect a peace by compromise that may cement the republic.
Washington July 11 The administration's trading with the one lines up for Senate action as the bill moves through Congress.
The bill prohibiting business with any nation at war with the United States or its allies passed the House today without a record vote. Based on Britain’s Trading with the Enemy Act, it avoids some contested provisions and moves to the Senate after three days of debate and few amendments.
Basin residents face a quarantine due to a whooping cough epidemic. No one may bring children twelve or younger to public events such as picture shows Sunday schools or churches. Violators will be punished to the full extent of the law. Signed Herbert T Harris M D City Health Officer.
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