World trade recovery aims for renewed global growth
Washington reports from Commerce Reports indicate a broad upturn in global business conditions, with September cables optimistic about Brazil Argentina Chile Mexico and Japan. Improved bank credits transportation and demand signal a gradual return to normalcy and a possible worldwide expansion backed by U.S. policy.
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Chile
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Mexico City
Peru
Great Britain
Spain
India
Japan
What a Difference at Versailles Diplomacy Contrast
The article contrasts Woodrow Wilson’s lack of diplomacy with the contrasted expertise of Lodge Root Hughes as potential American representatives at the armaments imitation conference. It outlines Lodge a long-time lawmaker, Root a seasoned lawyer and diplomat, Hughes a prominent attorney and New York governor. The tone critiques U S diplomatic skills and highlights candidates’ qualifications.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Permanent Court of Arbitration At
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France
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Hughes
New York
Justice Supreme Court
Secre
Democratic Leader Underwood Declines House Senate Split
The summary notes Underwood, 26 years in the house and senate, as Democratic leader in both chambers. It mentions differences in training for the work at hand as part of the report.
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Advances for sugar beet industry to reach ten million
Washington reports advances up to 10,000,000 will be made to Utah Idaho and Colorado sugar beet producers via the War Finance Corporation. The plan uses a Utah based financial company to provide loans to sugar firms backed by grower obligations and sugar company guarantees to fund grower payments and warehouse storage for orderly marketing.
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Utah
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Colorado
War Finance Corporation
Meyer
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Peace Treaty Ratified by Senate With Reservations
Washington reports the senate ratified the peace treaty with Germany with reservations. Fourteen Democrats and two Republicans supported, Borah and LaFollette, while Norris was absent but paired against the treaty. Similar votes ratified Austria and Hungary pacts ending the central powers’ peace program.
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LaFollette
Norris
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Hungary
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Broussard
Dial
Pletcher
Gerry
Kendrick
Meyers
Owen
Pomerone
Ransdell
Walsh
Massachusetts
Smith
South Carolina
Hitchcock
Patriotic service boosts popularity of American banks
The piece extols banking as a key wartime national service with banks constantly aiding customers in loans investments insurance and business changes. It notes wide public reliance and daily advice given at home banks alongside deposits loans and exchange services.
Basin High School Notes Highlight Victory Clash With Thermopolis
The Basin high school notes recount a Chamber of Commerce supper for football players, praise for Beall Hanlon and other team members, and a forthcoming clash with Thermopolis that could tie Worland for first in the conference. Students attend games, elect class officers, and report on staff and club activities.
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Beall
Hanlon
Basin High School
Thermopolis
Lou Blakesley
William Riedl
Wayne Hanlon
Vernila Evans
Grace Ellis
Miss McGowan
Loren Pegg
Frieda Conner
Eileen Rosenberry
Albert May
Kodak
Mary Fox
Clarence Talbott
Miriam Ewers
Billy Burroughs
Lynn Pantier
Miss Megowan
Worland
Public library services and sermon sequence
Services held at the public library include a Bible school at 10 a.m and a service of worship at 11 a.m The adult Bible class lesson covers Pauls last journey to Jerusalem Acts 20 21 17 The pastor notes the sermon The sin of doing nothing Everyone is welcome Keen A Losey pastor The Belton Landfair Wadman Anderson and Elarth families visited Hattville last Sunday
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Keen A. Losey
Sunday church schedule with Talbott superintendent
Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. led by superintendent W. B Talbott. Church services follow at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. with special music. Epworth League meets at 6 30 p.m. Edwin Bowling serves as minister.
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