Senate Accepts Ten Reservations On Peace Treaty
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reopened consideration and adopted ten revised reservations to the peace treaty led by Lodge. The package requires three other great powers to accept qualifications before ratification becomes effective, with interpretations echoed in Article X. Democratic leaders opposed changes, while Republicans lined behind a compromise aimed at majority support.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
League of Nations
Wilson
Lodge
Hitchcock
Hit
Basin Club Sets Monday Evening Meeting
President Martin of the Basin Chamber of Commerce announces a club meeting next Monday at 8 o clock in the club rooms. Important matters will be discussed and disposed of, and all interested in Basin's welfare are urged to attend. This is the first such meeting in a long time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Chamber of Commerce
Basin
Will Have New Pastor at Local Presbyterian Church
Last Sunday Rev Dr Fuller of St Louis home missions society and Rev McMartin of Casper visited Basin. Fuller preached at the library and a congregational meeting decided to call a pastor. The new pastor will likely arrive around the first of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullerton
Home Missions Society
The
Presbyterian Church of St Louis
McMartin
Casper
Basin
Cavalry Meeting Called by Basin Cavalry Group
Basin Cavalry invites members and prospective recruits to a library basement meeting on Friday October 24 at 7 30 pm Adjutant General McCoy will attend. All interested in joining urged to be present and punctual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Cavalry Organisation
McCoy
The
Wyoming Cavalry
Mrs Emily Traugh Undergoes Gall Stone Operation
Mrs Emily Traugh underwent a serious operation for gall stones at Basin hospital this week. Though very sick, hopes for her recovery are entertained this morning. Her many friends here wish for her early return to health.
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Emily Traugh
the Basin Hospital
Gas Line Construction Advances on Hidden Dome Project
The Security Bridge Co. speeds ditching work for a gas line from Hidden Dome. Operations across Flagstaff hill mix hand and machine labor as trucks arrive for pipe hauling. Pipe unloads at Manderson Basin and Greybull with rapid fill of the yard south of the depot. Superintendent T. B. Armstrong plans a large workforce to lay pipe as soon as hauled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Bridge Co
Hidden Dome
Flagstaff Hill
Manderson
Basin
Greybull
Armstrong
Foodstuffs Arrive Through Local Post Office
Groceries sold by the government through the local post office, ordered about two months ago, arrived yesterday by mail.
Won't Stand Dictation by Labor Unions on Nation
Forty million farmers produce food enough to resist unions dictating the nation’s economic and political affairs. The speaker rejects union influence on national policy.
Meeting Notes From Local Woman's Club Session
The Woman's Club met with Mrs. R. P. Pearson named critic for the afternoon. Treasurer Mrs. J. C. Stewart resigned. Officers W. H. Pauley and D. E. Lewis to assist in Red Cross drive. Wyoming Day pageant plans reported as progressing. The club approved $5 donations to Cathedral Home and Wyoming Children Home. Mrs. Ewers led program planning and readings included a National Geographic piece and topics on assimilation. Refreshments were served.
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Ain
Ginnieman's Club
Basig
R. P. Pearson
J. C. Stewart
W. H. Pauley
D. EB. Lewis
R. B. Landfair
Red Cross
W. C. Snow
Wyoming Day Program
Cathedral Home
Wyoming Children Home Societies
Ewers
U. S
National Geographic Review
T. M. Hyde
Verena Jones
Esther Johnston
Automobile Licenses Under New 40c Per HP Rule
The secretary of state forwards new automobile registration forms and outlines fees. Renewals from last year retain numbers if applied before December 1. Pleasure cars cost 40 cents per horsepower, trucks and trailers 75 cents per 100 pounds, and motor bicycles five dollars each.
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Secretary of State
Sheriff's Office
Hilton Wins Yellowstone Highway Contract for Manderson to Washakie
Contractor Hilton of Lingle Wyoming, the low bidder, arrived last Saturday to begin the Yellowstone highway section from Manderson to the county line. Hayden is the resident engineer in charge, and work is expected to continue through winter with a completion date not later than May 1.
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Hilton
Lingle
Wyo
Yellowstone Highway
Manderson
Washakie County
Hayden
Well Known Early Settler Harvey Perkins Dies at 84
Harvey Style Perkins aged 84 years and 2 months died at his son John J. Perkins’ home near Otto after a long illness. He was a Greybull valley pioneer well known in the Big Horn Basin and survived by two sons and three daughters. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm from his residence with Rev. C Wardlaw officiating. burial in Otto cemetery.
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Harvey Style Perkins
John J. Perkins
Otto
Greybull Valley
Big Horn Basin
Harvey
John J
C. S. Parke
Cody
Alice Horner
Iva
Pageant Planned by Basin Woman's Club for Wyoming's 60th
Basin Woman's club prepares a Christmas Eve pageant at the Rex Theatre to mark Wyoming's 60th anniversary of statehood on December 10. The program traces Wyoming history through a series of elaborate scenes with committees coordinating the effort and details to follow in the next issue.
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Wyoming
Basin Woman's Club
Rex Theatre
Birthday Observance for Mrs. W. B. Collins
Wednesday marked the birthday anniversary of Mrs. W. B. Collins when the local Rebkah lodge held a surprise party at her home. Members praised her for being a worthy member, enjoyed games and amusements, and shared luncheon before departure hoping for many more happy anniversaries.
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W. 8. Collins
Rebkah Lodge
Association to Form at School Meeting
A parents teachers association is to be formed at a school house meeting on Friday afternoon October 31 at 3 p m. The aim is to create a plan for teacher parent cooperation to improve school work and every parent is urged to attend.
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Afernoon
Boy Scouts Contribute to Roosevelt Memorial Drive
The Boy Scouts, first in the county to vote, completed their fundraising drive and turned the contributions over to the county chairman earlier this week for the Roosevelt memorial project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Roosevelt Memorial
Labor delegates withdraw from national industrial conference
Washington October 22 labor withdrew from the national industrial conference after failing to secure adoption of a collective bargaining resolution. Samuel Gompers announced the move, following Secretary Lane and President Wilson’s appeals for harmony as the public and capital groups vow to keep the talks alive and the conference to reconvene.
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Washington
National Industrial Conference
Capital Group
Capital
Wilson
Lane
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Representatives of Labor
Rand
Gompers
John Spargo
Meeting at Cheyenne on high cost of living conference
The attorney general requests a state capitol meeting in Cheyenne at two o'clock on October 31 to address the high cost of living. Invited are state and local officials and federal representatives, with aim to organize cooperation with federal authorities and avoid conflicts with a prior highway planning meeting.
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United States
Cheyenne
Purpov
State Highway Association
Awd
Basin Meat Market to Offer Wide Stock and Delivery Service
R J Cruce, new manager, pledges to keep everything for sale that can be secured from the markets and will advertise for public notice. A delivery service will begin next Monday to satisfy the most particular patrons.
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Basin
R. J Cruce
Roosevelt Memorial Drive Ends Monday Across State
The Roosevelt memorial drive closes next Monday proclaimed Roosevelt Day. Schools statewide hold exercises and collect for a memorial while county drives finish the effort. Basin women finish the drive tomorrow with hopes for many small gifts, and contributions may be left with treasurer A. B. Martin.
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Basin
Theodore, Roosevelt
A. B. Martin
Attorney Wilton Hall Heads to Boulder Colorado for Treatment
Attorney Wilton Hall and his wife traveled to Boulder Colorado on Tuesday for Mr Hall to begin a treatment at a sanitarium there. He has suffered liver and kidney troubles and will receive care similar to that given at Battle Creek Michigan. Friends hope for his speedy recovery to full health.
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Wilton Hall
Boulder
Colo
Hall
Battle Creek
Mich
Married Couple Receives County License and Marriage
Benjamin F. Shearer and Florence Shannon of Billings obtained a marriage license from the county clerk last Saturday and were wed by Rev. R. M. Jones at the parsonage of the Methodist church.
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Benjamin F. Shearer
Florence Shannon
Billings
R. M. Jones
Methodist Church
Wyoming Governor Proclaims Roosevelt Day On October 27 1919
Governor Robert D Carey designates Monday October 27 1919 as Roosevelt Day urging Wyoming residents to honor Theodore Roosevelts life and work. The proclamation calls for school observances and a nationwide memorial drive during the anniversary week.
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Carey
Wyoming
Roosevelt
America
Theodore Roosevelt
Amerika
Robert D. Carey
State of
Cheyenne
Contracts to be Let on Basin Greybull Route and More
The Wyoming state highway commission will accept bids at its October 29 meeting for 7 miles of the Basin Greybull road gravel surface at an estimated $50,000. Additional awards include ½ mile Thermopolis Lucerne road, Dover cut removal in Hot Springs county, paving Casper Salt Creek road to the Platte, Yellow Stone to Casper creek, and 8 miles Newcastle Sundance road at about $45,000. Total project value around $250,000.
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Cheyenne Wye
State Highway Commission
Basin
Greybull
Thermopolis
Lucerne
Dover
Burlington
Hot Springs
Casper Salt Creek
Casper
Platte River
Casper Creek
Western
Sheridan county bar association calls for Crabbe firing
The Sheridan county bar association passed resolutions denouncing Prohibition Commissioner F. L. Crabbe for remarks on a decision by Judge Burgess affecting the dirty law. The group asks the governor to remove Crabbe immediately and threatens possible disbarment proceedings.
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Sheridan County Bar Association
F. L. Crabbe
Burgess
Crabbe
Mechanical force secured by Basin Garage team
M. McKown of the Basin Garage has completed his mechanical force assisted by Joe Meaaler J. B. Shaw and F. H. Saltz. They are experienced repair men on all makes of cars.
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M. McKown
The
Basin Garage
Joe Meaaler
This Place
J. B. Shaw
Billings
F. H. Saltz
Denver
Hunters go to South Fork for elk
Len Murphy and partners Clarence Max Tom Colley and George Frisby left early in the week for South Fork to pursue elk. R J Cruse of Basin Meat Market conducted business in the Worland area yesterday.
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Len Murphy
Cons
Clarence
Max
Tom Colley
George Frisby
South Fork
Elk
R. J. Cruse
The
Basin Meat Market
Worland
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Woman's Club
Harvey Perkins
LABOR
Boulder Colorado
Chaplin
Blate
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