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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
2
The column mocks Cox and his pursed rivals, noting Cox's frequent speeches and claims of revealing Hardings past. It describes crowds shouting and whistling, the public dismissing Cox as a joke, and hints at Roosevelt as a writer behind the scene.
Tom blasts Haytee and critics in tense hometown talk accusing political figures of racketeering and war profiteering. He links Woodrow Wilson to heavy spending, patronage, and misused Liberty bonds, warning that Harding will face backlash.
The piece argues for campaign spending could reach five million dollars if 100000 halls in U S towns cost sixty dollars to hire for each meeting across the campaign. It notes Governor Cox faced allegations of corruption but no personal payments yet.
The National Republican notes the Wilson administration spent 116 million on polaron gas during the war with none reaching the battle front. It suggests Governor Cox is using leftovers in his current campaign from a storeroom on south Fifth Street with keys available at a local store.
In Newcastle Wyoming Congressman Mondell urges voters to back Warren G Harding for president. He cites modesty consideration of others and cites Washington Lincoln and McKinley as examples of necessary virtues. He praises Hardings head heart breadth of view and practical experience.
The board of county commissioners authorizes a 40 foot wide road from Lot 68 in Township 52 North Range 93 West to Sec 32. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the county clerk in Basin before noon October 6, 1920. Zela Murphy, County Clerk.
At a Cheyenne Republican meeting a speaker said books and teachers form a good republic, while neglect makes a Democrat. A Sheridan May convention resolution asks the legislature to compensate teachers fairly and extend rural school opportunities to match urban ones.
On and after June 1st hair cut will be 6 cents and shave 35 cents. Boys haircut 50 cents, wader 12, halr cut 50c. K. Barber Shop.
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