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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
4
Basin Wyoming postmaster lists Basin Republican as second class matter on June 30 1905 under the Act of March 1879 with an entry at Basin. The brief records the filing date and legal basis for the periodical’s mail status.
Subscription price shown for Basin town paper at two dollars per year in advance with the title Official Paper of Big Horn County and Basin town terms. The notice lists the 20 cent item as part of the publication details.
Voters choose T. W. Olney for a four year county commissioner term and C. A. Welch for a two year county commissioner term in the upcoming election. The notices list candidates and terms requested.
Democrats and Republicans in Montana unite to oppose the non partisan league after it dominates the Democratic primaries. Senator Walsh backs Republican state-ticket candidates and urges citizens to abandon party labels to defeat league nominees. The league has no foothold in Wyoming but may push socialist ideas within two years.
A call urges sharing the league’s principles with residents before they organize the state. The admonition stresses transparency to prevent misinformed actions by the public.
Seven Chicago White Sox players including pitcher Cicotte were suspended by Manager Charles Comiskey amid grand jury indictments for throwing last year’s World Series. Comiskey’s move aims to preserve the sport as readers vow to uphold fair play and curb gambling. The piece also rails at Burlesonism and Wilson administration, urging continued anti Wilson sentiment and support for Harding.
The plan aims to give farmers representation in government decisions, allow cooperative marketing, study prices and costs to stabilize markets, end price fixing, administer farm loan credit, restore rail service and low rates, and revise tariffs to favor American buyers. While O A Leavitt hunts, Nels Hookanson presides at the Rex.
The senate committee investigating campaign expenditures heard that girl employees at the Aberdeen South Dakota Internal Revenue office were asked to contribute 40 each to the Democratic campaign fund. Senator Kenyon called the solicitation of funds from government workers worse in infamy than solicitations from men outside government.
The remarks focus on the League of Nations covenant and American sovereignty. Harding decries governance from Geneva and Washington, Johnson defends independent American leadership, Reed warns against world monarchy under the league, and Bryan and Borah weigh congressional power and anti pledge stances.
Speaker cites foreign binding promises and frames Article X as central to the league of nations. He argues Cox would adopt Article X as law, while warning it endangers American mothers and calls on women to decide its fate.
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