Uncle Ted Letters From Washington Promise Peace Efforts
Ruth and Jack read Uncle Ted’s letter from Washington describing the upcoming November conference aimed at arms reduction and world peace. The letter outlines delegates from Japan and other nations, President Harding’s stance, and hopes for disarmament while noting challenges and the long process ahead.
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Ruth
Jack
Ted
Uncle Sam
Washington
Admiral Beatty
England
Jacques
Belgium
Gen. Diaz
Italy
Marshall Foch
France
Harding
Pacific
Far East
Japan
China
United States
Germany
Mondell’s Big Victory Through Coal and Oil Royalties
Washington reports a Wyoming payment of 748 445.75 dollars as the state’s share under the Federal Coal and Oil Leasing Act. A western congressman lauds Mondell for championing a division of royalties and notes the act’s potential to bring in millions annually to Wyoming as coal and oil development expands.
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Washington
Wyoming
Congress
Mondell
House
Sente
Reclamation Service
Reclamation Fund
Treasuries
Mendells
Mondell’s Leasing Act Push Delivers Large Land Revenues
The passage notes a landmark funding under the leasing act as coal and oil development advances. It cites Congressman Mondell’s persistent hearings and records across five congresses, with his public land revenue brief influencing House support. An initial $748,445,175 installment backs state schools and roads, enough to cover his salary for a century.
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Mondell
House
Mondells
Atvidena
Sheriff Sale Notice in Basin Wyoming Court Order
Notice of sheriff sale issued October 27 1921 in Big Horn County Wyoming. Charles P Thurmond as plaintiff vs D W Early and Loa Early as defendants. Real estate to be sold at public auction at Basin courthouse December 1921 at 10am to satisfy a $5818 judgment. Property includes sections 5 6 7 in T49N R92W Big Horn.
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District Court
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Charles P. Thurmond
D.w.early
Loa Early
Basin
N. R
Big Horn Country
Review of Congressional Accomplishments by Carl Riddick
Congressman Carl Riddick of Montana defends Harding era achievements against Democratic critics. He cites restoration of peace after the war, reestablished foreign trade, aid for disabled veterans, agricultural revival protections, new credits and markets, and a budget plan now in operation.
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Washington
Carl Riddick
Montana
Harding
Congres
Oper
End of Waste and Jobs via Rail Bill and Tax Measures
The remarks highlight steps to revive railroads for employment, lower costs, and boosted business, while stopping immigrant influx from devastated regions. The House passed revenue and tariff bills to meet wartime needs and spur recovery, now awaiting Senate action. warnings against mistakes and complex challenges ahead.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
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Uncle Ted
State Department
San Francisco
Kato
Tanaka
Prince Tokugawa
Tomasaburo Kato
Baron Shidehara
Paris
World Club
Olners
Chilren
Basin Chamber of Commerce
the Basin Tailor Shop
Basin Republican
Republican Review
Auo Supply & Tire Co
Basin, Wyoming
Town & Country Electric Company
Court House
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