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Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1920

Page

6

Intensive wrestling boxing night announced in Basin Rex

Promoters Pat Leavitt and Nele Hokanson plan an intensive sport evening next Tuesday at the Rex. J P O Connell of Greybull to announce. First bout features Johnnie Ferguson vs Fleet Briggs. Event signals the start of a winter series if Basin crowds approve.

Pat Leavitt Nele Hokanson J. P. O'Connell Greybull Johnnie Ferguson Gehonger Fleet Briggs the Rex Messrs. Leavitt Hokanson Basin and Vicinity

Boxing card in Thermopolis features local lads showdown

Pleas ant Smith of Thermopolis will host a ten round bout between Kid Harrison of Greybull and Ray Jennings of Thermopolis at 138 pounds. Both promising youths are described as clever with an exhibition possible. A five round bout includes Skeeter Fo. The event next Tuesday night pledges a clean card and invites ladies. Pleasant Smith trains daily between Basin and Greybull then stays in Basin Monday to finish final prep.

Pleasant Smiths Basin Greybull

Cox the Pettifogger and the Cox Campaign

A statement from Republican State Chairman Kennedy denounces Gov. Cox for petty tactics while defending campaign fundraising. He accuses Cox of echoing Wilsonian policy, claims the real issues are Wilson and his foreign policy, and says Cox’s attacks on a Senate oligarchy lack substance. Kennedy urges funds to spread the gospel of truth and asserts executive interference should end.

Cox Kennedy Republican State Committee Wilson Democratic Party America Europe White House Senate Sand Cox United States Senate Congress

Harding Pledge Marks Shift to America First Foreign Policy

Senator Harding declares the Republican platform would scrap Wilsons league of nations and withdraw from European border changes. He advocates friendship with France Italy and other nations, no American mandates over Armenia, strong protection for Americans in Mexico, and an America first approach. The public awaits the new era in about 180 days.

Harding Wilson Wilson League of Nations United States America Armenia Mexico Europe

Reynolds Tobacco Co announces Winston-Salem office designation

R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, signals corporate focus on regional operations.

R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO Winston-Salem, N.C

Careless Fires a Crime and Social Loss

The article argues for criminal liability for careless fires as a social crime. It notes most fires come from carelessness with embers matches and rubbish, urging laws to curb recklessness. It warns fires raise living costs and depress national wealth by destroying mills and goods.

America

Barber Price List Notice Post June First

On and after June 1 prices rise for hair cut to 660 and shave to 360. Boy under 12 will pay 60 for hair cut. Bhop Barber Shop announces new rates by owner M I O K.

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Senator Charles Thomas Leaves Senate Race

Senator Charles Thomas of Colorado declines to run again, citing discord with his party over the league of nations. The Democrat, a skilled lawmaker, retires amid talk that a Republican will succeed him, sharpening the Senate's partisan balance.

Charles Thomas Colorado Senate League of Nations Thomas United States

Sensational Auto Leap At Midland Empire Fair Feature

A hazardous daily feature at the Midland Empire fair in Billings from September 21 to 24 will showcase a car leaping nine feet in the air across an eighteen foot gap. The stunt, first done at the Denver Horse Show, has attracted national attention and even attracted offers from Barnum & Bailey and the Minnesota State fair for exclusive rights. A Denver daredevil will be brought in to perform, as training locally proved futile. The leap, staged in front of the grandstand, uses the Overland car with triplex springs and requires precise speed and control to avoid a fatal smash.

Lloyds of London Billings Denver

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