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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
4
Basin Wyoming announces the Basin Republican newspaper is entered as second class matter on June 20, 1905, under the 1879 Act. The notice confirms postal handling and location of publication in Basin.
Local paper announces subscription at two dollars per year in advance for Big Horn County residents and Basin town readers. Paper emphasizes official status and price, with a ten cent issue detail.
The piece reflects supporters praising Senator Harding after his election victory and his vow to prayerfully fulfill duties. It criticizes President Wilson for negotiating at the peace council and urges Congress to heed the people’s will as Harding does, aiming to preserve liberty and world peace.
In last August primaries T. W. Olney of Shell won the Republican nod while A. C. Whitcher of St. Joe offered no support. After the primary Whitcher publicly backed his opponent and Olney won by about two to one in that precinct, a display of sportsmanship noted by locals.
The piece notes Wilson and Cox sponsors in a solemn referendum and forecasts Congress will pass a tariff bill to shield American labor and repeal luxury taxes when Republicans take power. It mentions quiet congratulations from Wilson to Warding and hints the president may seat soon amid steady, confident business as usual.
The American Red Cross launches a nationwide Health Center program built on business methods to deliver health education and services. Centers display health exhibits, advertise widely, and provide information on clinics, nurses, and when to seek care while teaching disease prevention through lectures, demonstrations, and classes.
The Red Cross nursing department reports rapid expansion with over 37 000 graduates enrolled and more than 1 000 nurses aligned with the Public Health Service. It aims to train for army navy hospital programs foreign service and rural public health while promoting home hygiene and dietetics education.
The report lists state by state results with Harding winning majorities and several Republican governors and senators elected. Notable tallies include New York by 1.2 million and California with 200,000, while states like Indiana Iowa and Montana show strong Republican wins and nonpartisan tickets defeated in some regions.
Andre Tardieu lauds American philanthropy for war stricken France. He cites 1918 Red Cross spending of 87 million francs and 1919 charitable projects totaling 171 million, plus large stockpiles turned over to French relief groups. He notes 15 million Junior Red Cross members backing ties with France's youth.
The report lists election results by state with Harding carrying New Hampshire Ohio Oregon and more while opponents claim smaller margins. It notes republican gains including Penrose Lenroot Jones and multiple congressmen across many states.
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