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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
5
Basin Wyoming newspaper statement notes the Basin Republican was entered as second class matter on June 30 1905 at the Basin post office under the 1879 act clarifying mailing status for publication.
A notice lists subscription terms for the official paper of Big Horn County and Town of Basin at 2 dollars per year in advance with a 15 cent price shown for Blackface locals per one.
For Treasurer Marie V. Rhodes. For County Attorney Frank A. Little. For Clerk of District Court John L. Labdrair. For Surveyor G. J. Schenk. For County Commissioner 4 yr term T. W. Olney. For County Commissioner 2 yr term C. A. Welch. For Coroner M. H. Smith.
The piece notes candidate Cox tours the West using mudslinging with no clear issue besides the Wilson league of nations In Maine and Georgia voters show disapproval of the pact The author cites a Republican rise in Maine and a Wilson opposition victory in Georgia reflecting dissatisfaction with four years of government action and a shift of thousands of Democrats away from the party
The piece praises Republican values and criticizes Cox and the Democrats, arguing for American independence and constitutional government. It cites Roosevelt and Harding, touts a federal reserve focus for western farmers, and claims Democrats lack confidence in Maine while praising Republican candidates and their prospects in county offices.
The piece contrasts Harding and Cox, praising Harding for independent thought and clear foreign policy while criticizing Cox for echoing Wilson and lacking originality. It commends Harding’s dignity and responsibility and condemns Cox as a vulgar shockster. The article hints at continuing discussion on the next page.
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