Chamberlain Attacks Baker Over Military Injustice
Senator Chamberlain of Oregon denounces Secretary Baker for upholding military injustices in wartime. He cites cases of harsh sentences for absent without leave and argues justice must prevail for American soldiers, promising to push Congress to act with many more cases to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baker
Senator Chamberlain
Oregon
Senate Committee On
Col. Ansell
Gen. Crowder
San Francisco
Congress
Wyoming road program outlined after capitol session
After a two day session at the capitol the Wyoming highway commission adjourned to meet May 15. The plan allocates 711600 for forest road work with 140500 contributed by state and counties. Projects include Buffalo Tensleep Wind River Hoback Canyon Teton Pass Woods Creek and Encampment-Slater with multiple sections and bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Capitol
Wyoming
State Highway Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Hazelton
Alethet
Denver
Tensleep Canyon
Wind River
Fremont
Lincoln Counties
Forest Boundary
Dick Turpin
Dubois
Forest
National Forest
Hoback Canyon
Lincoln County
Teton Pass
Labor unions to vote on Mooney defense strike plan
Report says the International Labor Defense Council will mail ballots to about twenty thousand unions to approve a general strike for Mooney on July Fourth. It warns of strikes on Labor Day and November 1 if approved, while noting opposition from loyal American labor and questioning gains from past actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Labor Defense ‘Council
International Defense Council
Mooney Et al
Mooney
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Revolution
Seattle
The Spirit of Americans in Business and Solidarity
A call to embody the true American spirit through fair wages and support for all industries. Emphasizes confidence in banks and enterprises, celebrates success of others, condemns envy and class hatred, and warns against agitators promoting anarchy.
Notice to Public on Court House Grounds Use
Owing to the need to keep the court house grounds in good condition the Board of County Commissioners orders that all persons must keep off the grounds and use the regular driveway when going to and from the court house.
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Court House
Inspection Certificate of Horses Shipped from Greybull
Wyoming sheriff inspects 12 horses owned by Stanfield and Alderdice of Greybull shipped to Neither Wyoming in railway car No 60221. Sheriff B F Wickwire notes inspection dated April 19 1919 with Deputy H F Ruble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn
Greybull
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Neither
Wyo
Stanfield & Alderdice
J E. Stanfield
B. F. Wickwire
H. F. Ruble
Warren Uses Demands For Budget Reform And Audit
Washington April 30 Senator Francis E Warren Wyoming new republican chairman of the senate appropriation committee calls for a quick return to business methods and constitutional government to curb extravagance Wasteful spending he says has drained the public treasury and a full audit will reveal favoritism in contracts and waste He argues Congress must scrutinize every item and eliminate impractical projects to restrain executive overreach including abuses at Hog Island and Muscle Shoals and restore balance between branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis E Warren
Wyoming
Senate Committee On Appropriations
New ‘Congress
House
Senate
Congress
Executive Branch
Hog Island
Muscle Shoals
Cables Return to Private Ownership This Friday
Washington reports that all American cable systems taken over by the government last November will revert to private owners at midnight Friday. Postmaster General Burleson issues the formal order after President Wilson delegated control, noting that telephone and telegraph lines would also be returned once Congress acts to protect owners.
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Washington
Burleson
Wilson
Marine Cable Lines
Congress
Burlejson
New York
Commercial Cable
Commercial Pacific Cable Companies
United States Supreme Court
Free garden and flower seeds available to the public
The Republican reports a limited supply of garden and flower seeds donated by Congressman Mondell for free distribution. Interested persons may obtain seeds by visiting the office until the supply runs out.
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Mondell
Claim Credit for the War by Fred House and Pat Leavitt
The piece argues against claiming Democratic credit for victory in World War I noting bipartisan effort and the American people’s role. It cites Palmer and Wilson era policy, condemns partisan tallies, and mentions Fred House joining Pat Leavitt at the Central barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
National Democratic Club
Democratic Party
Germany
Mexico
United States
Wilson
America
Fred House
Pat Leavitt
Dissolution of Luman Building Company in Basin Wyoming
Notice records a special meeting on April 5 1919 where unanimous vote to dissolve the Wyoming corporation and abandon charter and name was passed. Filing with Wyoming Secretary of State confirms dissolution. Published in Basin and dated April 10 1919.
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Luman Building Company
Wyoming
Basin
Big Horn County
Secretary of State
State of
T. K. Bishop
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Chamberlain
Woods Creek
Albany County
Woods Landing
Haton-Alva
Crook County
Spirit OF
Lef
Warren
Miller Tires
Basin Auto Supply _ & Tire Co
Samuel H. Smith
Edna M. Smith
Hoosier
Basin Furniture Co
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