Frear Freets Out Fraud Probe On Spruce Wastage
Washington reports the general committee of fifteen investigating war expenditures orders the aircraft panel to study the spruce production situation on the Pacific coast. The probe will visit Seattle and Portland after hearings in Chicago and St Paul. Fossilized criticisms label the trip a junket, but Frear defends the inquiry as essential.
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Magee
New York
Lea
California
Pacific
House
James A. Frear
Wisconsin
Chicago
St. Paul
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Democratic National Committee
Homer Cummings
Frear
Cummings
Congress
President to act with Britain and France on Mexican affairs
A Washington dispatch cites the New York Times claiming the president will address Congress on Mexican affairs and that the United States may act not for itself alone but with Great Britain and France. The piece argues this signals league of nations pressure and criticizes past Mexican policy and Pershing’s actions.
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New York Times
Times
England
France
League of Nations
League
Mexico
Gen. Pershing
Wilson
League of Peace
Senate
United States
Wordy Times story sparks belief in American life trade off
An ominous claim in the Times is cited by the president as saying American lives may be sacrificed as secondary to broader aims, framing a controversial view of strategic priorities between England and France.
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England
France
Times
Rare Brand Of Ethics In Returning A Medal
A discharged soldier in New York City returned his silver victory button to a recruiting officer saying he was not entitled to it. He argued he was not wounded, though he had foot trouble from France requiring an operation. The piece notes many who received medals after the armistice may not have earned them and praises the soldier's honesty.
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New York City
France
Baker
No Disturbance Seen In Shantung Return Decision
The foreign relations committee approved the return of Shantung to China with no apparent upset in diplomacy or government. President Wilson’s reputed leniency is noted as possibly allowing Japan to seize Paris, though this is presented as a cautious remark rather than a confirmed event.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Shantung
China
Wilson
Japan
Paris
Wyoming Couple Wed In Burlington Ceremony
Samuel A. Johnson and Miss Susie V. Hopkins of Burlington Wyoming were married by Justice of the Peace H. W. Nelson at his courthouse office yesterday afternoon. The couple will reside in Burlington.
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Samuel A. Johnson
Susie V. Hopkins
Burlington
Wyo
H. W. Nelson
Court House
Farmers NEEDED to boost living costs relief says Hulings
Congressman Willis J. Hulings of Pennsylvania urges more farm activity to lower living costs. He notes the rural share was 53.7 percent per the last census and projects 1920 figures drop below 45 percent, warning that migration from farms reduces food production relative to population.
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Willis J. Hulings
Pennsylvania
Representative Hulings
Editor Deaver Sentinel Dead
Marion Nichols of Deaver died Thursday after years of illness including tuberculosis. He served as editor of the Denver Sentinel and was active in the Powell-Deaver community, having previously lived in Powell and run a dry goods business. J. S. Gapen of Hyattville visited last Saturday.
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Powell, Wyo
Marion Nichols
Deaver
Nichols
Denver Sentinel J
Alt Powell
Gapen of
Hyattville
Get Back to Old Spirit Mary Gooderson Lectures
Mrs. Mary Gooderson of Brooklyn, a Republican, donates her services as instructor in a Brooklyn speakers class. Her first lecture on sincerity argues for an American return to Lincoln era republicanism and warns against the chaos of Cleveland and Wilson administrations.
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Mary Gooderson
Brooklyn
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Cleveland
W Wilson
Rain Dampens Basin Gardens After Prolonged Dusty Period
The first rain in months fell in Basin last Tuesday afternoon, with a nearly hour long downpour that settled the dust and benefited crops. Light rain extended only a short distance west and was minimal in Greybull.
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Basin
Greybull
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