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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
7
Basin Republican lists second class matter at Basin Wyoming since June 30 1905 under act 1879. Propristers C T Gebhart Braditor P P Anderson associate. Subscription two dollars yearly in advance. No 312 Northbound 1131 p m No 311 Southbound 130 p m.
A plan proposes building a highway across Wyoming using convict labor. The route would run from the Big Horn Basin to Yellowstone National Park, passing through every town for influence on officials. Proponents argue convict labor has worked well elsewhere and would provide value without displacing free workers.
Senator Warren stated he would let the people of his state decide on the proposed constitutional amendment to elect senators by the people. He remains unconvinced of benefit but supports giving the people a chance to decide. It is hoped Democratic allies will accept his vote even if not his views, since public input is the only reasonable expectation.
Reports from across the country say business is improving with fewer travel orders and many on the road between downturns. An interview with a nationwide traveler notes the West may lead the recovery as financial indicators hint prosperity returning soon.
Gov Carey orders prosecuting attorney to act against prize fighters and those responsible. Fighters have left Sheridan, arena sold, and public opinion condemns the bouts. The article argues prize fights violate law and lower moral standards, harming communal prosperity and suggesting fighters are undesirable.
Visitors in Basin remark the beautiful homes and well kept yards and note that every modern convenience is present. Civic pride should spur further work, as a handsome yard acts as an advertisement for Basin and its town builders.
The Douglas Budget under new management shows early promise as a force for good in the community. It aims to join the state’s top five newspapers, following the late Barrow’s respected reputation, while other notes discuss a Pittsburg scientist on a kissing germ and political trends affecting the Democratic party.
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