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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1920
Page
4
Entry states Basin Republican is published as second class matter at Basin Wyoming with post office filing under the 1879 act. The notice shows mailing status as of June 1906.
A San Francisco convention quote labels Cox as the Tammany candidate. A district boss says Tammany helps jailed locals to secure loyalty, ensuring indebted voters. The piece questions Cox’s independence and hints at dampness within Tammany territory.
Sir Thomas Lipton, long fighter for the American Yacht Club Cup, praised the winning Resolute after the last race. He called the Resolute the better boat and offered no excuses, leaving Americans hopeful he may win the cup next time if it must go elsewhere.
A renowned Democratic editor once backing prohibition is now out of beer supply and rumored to favor light wine and beer, though he likely won’t publish this stance in his paper.
A Breezy Greybull address by Bryan provokes partisan jests as he jokes about swapping 16 bad democrats for one good republican. He hints at a broader purge of Democrats, while conceding Wilson kept the nation out of war better than sugar policy.
An editorial comments on Candidate Cox touring in Alip highlighting his stance on local issues. The piece argues for or against his approach, noting community reactions and potential impact on the upcoming election.
A dense field of statements from Harding, Cox, and others charts party strategy amid League of Nations debates. Notes fault lines within Republicans and Democrats, with predictions on New York and New Jersey outcomes and cautions about a renewed Russian trade policy.
A July meeting in Greybull between state highway officials Burlington Railroad Midwest Refining Big Horn County commissioners and Greybull officials finalized the viaduct project over Burlington tracks south of Greybull and the highway approaches. Bids for approaches will be awarded August 3 with construction starting once crews arrive. The project shortens Basin to Greybull travel and eliminates a dangerous grade crossing, improving a key link in Big Horn County. Section grading from Basin to the viaduct is 90 percent finished and on track.
Harvey's Weekly accuses local machine bosses of nominating Governor Cox as a ploy to bolster their power in New York New Jersey and Chicago. It argues the bosses exploit Cox to keep booze flowing while Bryan supports prohibition but the party avoids a firm anti prohibition stance.
A candidate of re election is filed for Representative Joe Cannon from Illinois. The piece recalls a 1911 exchange with Massachusetts’s McCall over Canadian reciprocity and wheat prices, praising Cannon’s long record and farmer advocacy.
New York American analyzes Colonel House's view that Wilson backed the league covenant over a Germany-first peace plan, calling his stance autocratic and ill advised. It discusses debts, Allied divisions, and potential crises in Poland and Germany, with House critical of Wilson’s methods and warned by the paper to beware future conflict.
Quick delivery service advertised by Owen Johnson offering express courier options. Contact phone 190 for job printing and related services.
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