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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1920
Page
10
Lloyd George stated the League of Nations failed because the United States did not join. He argued Europe lacked manpower and funds that America would have supplied. The piece portrays American soldiers and money as essential to Europe’s battles and mocks Wilson era diplomacy.
Residents are urged to vote in the state legislature election with three candidates in the Republican primary including May and Neville. The brief text notes support for a candidate linked to job printing interests.
A nostalgic note recalls Theodore Roosevelt’s Wyoming visits with frontier flair and a joking contrast to his contemporary cousin Roosevelt the Democratic VP candidate. The piece ends with a local election push urging votes for Dr. M. H. Smith for coroner and G. J. Schenk for county surveyor.
Chicago date line reports Col John V. Clinnin rebutting Governor Cox's pro leagu e of nations position with fourteen reasons ex servicemen should vote Republican. He cites opposition to Wilsons league, independence, wartime costs, waste, taxation, and promises.
An Iowa reader argues against views that the league of nations would limit Congress’s War Powers. He cites constitutional law, Lincoln, and the Covenant, warning that the international union could force war without proper reservations.
The report that Senator Borah split from Senator Harding over the Wilson league and would stop campaigning for the GOP is denied. Borah and Johnson will actively support Harding and the Republican ticket through election day. Democrats seek signs of discord but find none as Republicans present a united front to oust the Wilson administration.
John L Landfall a Republican candidate for clerk of the district court was appointed last summer by Judge Merx and the county commissioners after Hazel V Lawrence resigned. He served in the navy on Admiral Mayo's staff and has performed duties competently. Voters are urged to elect John Landtair on November 2.
On and after June let tall cut will be 66 shave 36. Boys under 18 ball cut 506 mil. K. Barber Shop. We recerve hot lanch from 11 30 a m tol p m and 6 30 to 7 p m Douglas Dellcatessen and Fountain.
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