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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
3
The piece criticizes the president for limiting debate on the treaty and presenting a self serving report to the people. It argues that his stance avoids questions and preserves a positive view while leaving detractors to callers who will “break the heart of the world.” The report was seen as cautious and defensive.
Francis J. Finneran president of the Massachusetts Democratic Club and about a score of Democratic legislators sent a telegram to Senator David I Walsh urging a vote against the League of Nations. The message accuses party wreckers of forcing the measure through despite Americanist concerns.
The Greybull refining team defeats Powell in a close contest, securing the win in a late effort. Powell struggles to finish as Greybull margins the end and takes the victory.
Notice states that by order of the District Court of Big Horn County Wyoming a public auction will sell a one ton Republic truck bearing Montana license 12086 at 10 am September 27 1919 in Basin. Also included is notice to non resident Joshua Crosby that Jesse Crosby seeks 676.40 plus court costs with attachment and garnishment. answer by October 25 1919 or judgment will be rendered. Attorney H C Brome of Worland attended court business.
An editorial argues against political ownership of railroads utilities and major industries, warning that tax loads would shift to general taxpayers and regulation would suppress investment. It cites railroads, insurance, banking, and other sectors as likely targets and laments stagnation and higher costs from regulation. A separate item notes a find of a worn tire and a reward offer for return.
Representative Mondell, Republican leader in the House, criticizes the administration for praising the league of nations while proposing a vastly enlarged permanent army. He cites 500,000 soldiers as an example and notes the cost would exceed the prewar Republican federal outlay.
The notice urges every automobile owner to obtain a 1919 license. those who operate cars without the new license face prosecution. License blanks are available at the sheriff's office.
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