Costly Scrap Heap Threatens Gas Warfare Legacy
Washington reports Gen March and Mr Baker seek to disband the chemical war service despite losses from German gas. Pershing urged a four‑unit chemical section, but funding and equipment face reorganization. Critics warn against erasing hard‑won capability and warn Congress to preserve the military gas program.
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Washington
Congress
March
Baker
France
Pershing
United Sates
Fries
Ordnance Department
Bullard
Baltimore
United States
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Paul Sanders
In the District Court Fifth Judicial District Wyoming notice is given that letters of administration were granted March 12 1919 to the administratrix Pearl Young Sanders for the estate of Paul Sanders deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within six months or be barred after one year from the letters. Dated March 18 1919. Pearl Young Sanders Administratrix m2 lead Republican for job Selnitan.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Wyoming
Paul Sanders
Pearl Young Sanders
America first stance signals faith in U S workers
The writer rails at Wilsonian altruism and “foreigners first” policies, arguing that America should prioritize American shipbuilders and labor while resisting international treaties and foreign influence. It asserts 1920 will elect a president who upholds “America first,” stressing national confidence over apologies.
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Rolph
San Francisco
Japan
Redfield
Hurley
War Trade Board
United States
Europe
Wilson
Panama Canal
Great Britain
England
Mexico
Germany
Canada
League of Nations
America
White House
MI sugar and prohibition expectations and sugar beet potential
The article argues prohibition will force a shift from alcohol to stimulants like candy sugar tea coffee and non alcoholic drinks. It notes sugar digests easily and provides 1810 calories per pound and predicts sugar as the core stimulant and a rise in sugar containing products, with western farmers gaining a chance to grow sugar beets.
Passenger Train No 29 Delayed Northbound Schedule Change
Advance information indicates passenger train No 29 will run 40 to 50 minutes later than present, arriving about 5 p m north of here, with exact arrival time to be announced a few days before the change. Republican for job printing.
Presbyterian Church Services For Sunday and Week
Sunday morning worship at 11 o clock with a sermon by Pastor M F Newport. Sunday school at 10 o clock with lesson on Gods hand in a nations life from Proverbs 14 34. Young peoples meeting at 7 p m. Ladies aid to meet Thursday April 3 at 230 p m with Mrs Arme ling. First returns of the forty million drive noted.
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The
Ladies' Aid
Henry Armeling
F. Newport
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Speaker
Sunday school begins at 10 a m with Fred F Harcleroad as speaker. Morning worship features attorney R L Donley of Cody on "Partnership." Epworth league and happy hour service follow. Pastor R M Jones leads prayer Thursday at 8 p.m. Watch the ad columns.
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Fred F
Harcleroad
R. L. Donley
Cody
Epworth League
R. M. Jones
Basin City Officials and Roles
Basin City officials listed include Mayor E. J. Sullivan and councilmen Wm. Gibson F. M. Hime R. R. Denny W. H. Pauley with treasurer Mra. M. V. Rhodes and clerk Jas. F. Ewers. Attorney C. A. Zaring and Marshe J. H. Hanlon. Official paper Basin Republican.
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E. J. Sullivan
Wm. Gibson
F. M. Hime
R. R. Denny
W. H. Pauley
Mra
M. V. Rhodes
Jas
F. Ewers
C. A. Zaring
Marshe
J. H. Hanlon
Basin
County Officials and Sale Notice in Big Horn County
County officers listed including clerk, attorney, treasurer, surveyor, coroner, judge, and sheriff. Safes for sale at the Republican office. Postmaster Coons installs a new public mailbox at the southeast corner of the building lot for after hours access.
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Big Horn County
Anit
Wickwire
Assensor
T. J. Jones
C. A. Welch
T. W. Olney
John Weintz
Zela Murphy
F. A. Little
Hazel V. Lawrence
Percy W. Metz
Guy R. Brill
Elaine Kinder
Mazie V. Rhodes
Couly
G. J. Schenk
M. H. Smith
Coons
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Wyo
Artica
Board of Control
Cheyenne
Jennie
Orviss Blakesley
Greybull River
A. E. Schlaf
Gilbert G. Jones
W. B. Edwards
Susie M. Sullivan
Floyd Taggart
Shoshone River J
Alice M. Tebbs
Jas. S. Tebbs
John Heaps
Fred Crosby
J. H. Titey
Chilcott
J. W. Conrad
Basin Cattle Co
Crystal Springs
Lou Blakesley
Long
J. D. Long
Seedsman
Boulder
Colo
Chamberlains
H. C. Whitmore
the Basin Lumber & Supply Co
H. W. Horn
Job Selnitan
Republican
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Basin City Officials
Reublican Office
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Martin’s Cash Grocery & Bakery
Dave Tuttle
Prop
First National Bank of
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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
John Lyman John Seaman Harris
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