World government move sparks constitutional clash
The National Republican warns that the League of Nations and a Paris based committee are creating a world government without American consent. It questions authority to appoint a secretary and set offices, urging formal Senate approval before any constitution or headquarters is chosen.
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Erle Drummond
Theeague of Nations
Colonel House
London
League of Nations Organization
American Congress
League of Nations
League
Paris
Wilson
Military Commission
Senate
Special taxes on candy spark protest nationwide
The text decries a five percent candy tax, arguing it harms western sugar beet industry, small merchants, sugar and candy workers, paper box makers, and nut and popcorn growers. It calls the levy unfair and un-American and urges repeal to prevent reduced candy consumption and economic harm.
Seeds for free garden distribution announced
The Republican reports Congressman Mondell has supplied a limited free stock of garden and flower seeds. People may obtain seeds at the office until the supply runs out.
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Mondell
Northern soldiers to receive back pay for wartime road work
Washington reports Northern soldiers forced to build public highways in the South will get back pay amounting to millions. The difference between $30 monthly private pay and 45 cents an hour for Black labor will be charged against Southern states’ highway funds under a 1920 appropriation. Wisconsin engineers at Camp Humphreys and other sites worked long hours, while Black laborers earned far less, with pay equalization aimed to settle after the war. Northern Congress members push to ensure full payments to the soldiers.
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Washington
France
South
War Department
Post Office
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Camp Humphrey
National Capital
Richmond
Wisconsin
Wisconsin University
LaFollette
Men Wanted to Enlist for Limited Service in France
The undersigned issues telegraphic instructions to enlist former Marines and Navy men for a short service in France. Recruits will be enlisted at Spokane, transferred to Quantico, Virginia, then to France, with return and discharge in the fall. For towns without a recruiting station, applicants may contact the postmaster to telegraph for transport to Spokane.
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France
Spokane
Quantico
Virginia
United States
Big Horn County Commissioners Meeting Notes May 1919
May 6 7 8 1919 Basin Wyoming board approved general fund bills for sheriff deputies clerks officials and court costs and a contingent fund item. Also road and bridge motions appointments tax cancellations and district boundary board actions recorded with adjournment and certification by Zela Murphy.
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B. A. Gould
B. F. Wickwire
Ira Waters
Zela Murphy
Fred Hartleroad
W. L. Patten
Mazie Rhodes
Ruth E. Rhodes
Jas. F. Ewers
Lucile Coons
Charles A. Welch
John Weintz
T. W. Olney
F. A. Little
Elaine Kinder
Bertha K. Vandevender
Vede Prill
Margaret Jones
Edith M. Miller
G. J. Schenk
T. J. Jones
W. G. Dodge
Henry A. Wegner
H. C. Carlton
Depuy Assessor
Hazel V. Lawrence
J. N. Minks
Charley Hime
Basin Furniture Co
County Treasurer Park Co
J. R. Bonwell
Justice Peace
Geo. Harding
M. H. Smith
Basin Republican
J. H. Harris
Denver Sentinel
Basin Publishing Co
Perkins Bros. Co
Herbert E. Wise
Hammond Stephens Co
Barnard Stat. Co
Barnard Stat.Co
Millis Printing Co
Mills Printing Co
Zeta Murphy
Expense
Hk. J. Extra
Court House
Baum Bros
J. R. Goodrich
James A. Quiner
Lovell Chronicle
J. T. Tolman
Geo. Barclay
Mabel Bischoff
C. Workman
Albert Olson
Jessie Wardlaw
Lee Waters
Grant Yarnell
Cc. C. Bennett
Cc. C. Bennett, Et al
McDonald
Patten
D. Harris
A. Cline
J. H. Lindsay
Hans Hansen
Albert Brossous
I. Smith
Et al
Andrew Black
John H. Smith
G. B. Wilson Et al
N. H. Swanson Et al
Edgar Shoemaker
W. E. Taylor Et
H. A. Wegner Et al
A. S. Mercer Et al
Maude Cline
C. C. Bennett
Emil Waterlaus
U. Knode Et al
R. K. Bowman
Marvin F. Sholes
Basin Hardware Co
Thompson Hardware Co
W. F. Johnson
S. T. Johnson
Lee Automotive Co
Elmer J. Dorn
W. A. Shodtwel
Reynold Ziesman
W. A. Root
Christensen
Randal Olson
K-W Ignition Co
J. P. Holladay
J. T. Watts
Charles E. Jones
L. L. Gossett
W. H. Wyman
W. B. Smith
John E. Saban
B. McCracken
Cowley Lumber Co
Herbert 5. Smith
L. G. Diehl
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Fred H. Moeller
Orla Peny
John Abraham
W. FE. Gossett
John Bb. Lindsay
T. Brigham
Ssecansawacn
Nelle Huff
Sesie
Chas
L. Brome
Sec
Big Horn River
Grant G. W. Laban
Thompson L. & How. Co
Harry Ramsey
Dvetedwawen
J. H. Bishop
Wormwaferd
Jay Loman
Weuause Oe
Otto B. Smithy
Ocean
Marle Rhodes
Eatnea
Wusvee
Claude. Lockhert
G. E. Brigham
Esvaceede
D. G. Brown
Utesedbanet
BMC
E. M. House
John B. Farmer
David Williams
John L. Egan
Eugene Jones
M. C. Scott
Awaane
Asaste
John Eyre
Anane
Herbert T. Harris
William Hunt
R. J. Tilton
J. P. Zane
Grace Gillum
Joanna Wright
Theresa Asay
Nettie Boyce
Jane Blakey
Maude Johnson
T. P. Asay
Lone Christensen
Pearl Sanders
Ella Cozzens
Wyoming Gas Co
Town of Basin, Light, Etc
Big Horn Telephone Co
Wendell Calhoun
E. Ray Brown
Big Horn County
District 6
District 5
Sec. 9
Township 54 N
R. 95
Old Joint District 21
Larry A. Smith
Big Horn
Board of County Commissioners
Wyoming
Big Horo County
United States Feeds the Enemy Says Wheat Director
Julius Barnes, national wheat director, told the U S chamber of Commerce in St Louis that the United States must act as Europe s big brother and feed the enemy. He argued we feed him at cost after victory, implying a moral dilemma in postwar policy.
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Julius Barnes
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
United States
Europe
County Warrants For Payment Notice
Big Horn county warrants to and including No 5034 are called for payment. Interest ceases after Feb. 15, 1010, as and filed by Marie V. Rhodes, County Treasurer, Watch the ad column.
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Big Horn County
Enemies pay double for American produce as mobs pummel bellies
Zealous crowds press for stronger measures to force acceptance of a minimal substance, intensifying pressure on the opposing side. The push, framed as a price demand, underscores tensions over wartime economics and domestic resilience.
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Albert Oberlander
Slanedack
Sage Creek
Denver
Frannie
J. F. Dickman
Lee Eee
Mauld Rae
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James F.waters
Kane
W. A. Chambers
Neva Inhnana Basin
Saseiesy
Lovell
T. N. Howell
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Masie V. Rhodes
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