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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
6
The piece attacks President Wilson for leniency toward Germany and the Kaiser, arguing for immediate punishment of Wilhelm and condemning war-time diplomacy as weak. It questions historic precedents and asserts Americans demand accountability for German aggression.
Alma Wilson Noble died May 1 in Powell Park county. Born August 27 1901 in Longton Kansas she lived with her parents in Burlington country since 1912. She married Floyd Noble in 1917 and had resided near Cody the last year. Survived by husband father W W Wilson sister Irene brothers Charles and Ray of Greybull. Funeral at Burlington with Rev R M Jones of Basin M E church. burial in Burlington cemetery.
The article explains how four league drafts existed America English French Italian and how only the English plan was publicized with minor changes. It notes Senator Brandegee sought the original American plan and the State Department’s lack of a copy while Wilson’s plans were publicly cableed. It argues the Senate will demand the Wilson plan for accuracy. It ends with a courthouse grounds order from the Board of County Commissioners.
Thousands of acres in northern Big Horn County are being cultivated this year under a government friga tion project near Denver. Denver has grown into a regional hub with up to date stores and a local newspaper. Five to six thousand acres are cropped, mainly wheat and oats, with plans to plant alfalfa after harvest.
Army officials read the Paris treaty summary and see provisions for prompt withdrawal of the American army of occupation from Germany. They note drastic military terms and vows by President Wilson and Premier Lloyd George to have Congress and Parliament back the protection of France, signaling a transfer of garrison duties to France at an early date.
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