Civil Service Examination Notice Basin Wyoming
The U S civil service commission announces an exam for a Basin Wyoming post office clerk on October 25 1919 to form an eligible register for vacancies. Age 18 to 46. Men and women admitted. Entrance salary 1000 dollars per year. Obtain blanks from Miss Etta J Snell Basin or to the Seattle civil service district secretary. Republican for job printing.
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Basin
Wyo
Post Office Service
Etta J. Snell
Board of Civil Services Examiners
U. S. Civil Service Dist
Post Office
Seattle
Wash
Uncle Ted Explains Standing Army Debate in Plain Speak
Uncle Ted, in the front yard, recounts postwar army talk. He contrasts Wilson’s push for a 500000 standing army with Major General Leonard Wood’s view of 250000 and discusses costs, congressional control, and dangers of a militarized America.
Lessons On Labor, Capital And Collective Bargaining
The piece argues that the right to organize and bargain collectively is established in the United States and essential for workers to share in production gains. It notes the dangers of power abuse in both capital and labor and cites unions' ultimatum tactics in 1916 and recent wage demands as harmful to the nation’s welfare.
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United States
Iit
Organization of Labor
Congress
Government Faces Clash Over Organized Labor Rights
The text argues that general welfare requires protection by law against encroachments by organized labor as much as organized capital. It contends law must restrain unlawful actions by both sides, and that responsible unions should blame those who seek special privileges at public expense.
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Far West
High Seas
Petition from League to Enforce Peace to Senator Fletcher
A long petition from the League to Enforce Peace asks Florida Senator Fletcher to back ratification of the treaty without amendment. It is signed by bankers professors theologians and other professionals nationwide with President Taft listed as a Connecticut citizen and common working people absent from the signatures.
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Germany
Wilson
Senator Chamberlain
Military Affairs Committee
Congress
Army
Jack
Secretary of War
League
Fletcher
Florida
Taft
Connecticut
Secret Societies Meet Regularly in Basin Area Halls
Evening meetings of Basin Lodge No 29 K of P are on the first and third Fridays. Temple Lodge No 20 A F and A M meets second and fourth Wednesdays. Eastern Star gathers second and fourth Mondays. Basin Lodge No 36 O O F meets every Tuesday. Basin Encampment No 16 I O O F has second and fourth Fridays. Eliza Rebekah Lodge No 26 I O O F meets first and third Mondays. Basin Camp No 6686 I W A meets second and fourth Thursdays.
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Fraternity Hall Basin Lodge No
Temple Lodge No
The
Order of Eastern Star
Fraternity Hall
Basin
I. O
Eliza Rebekah
I. O O
1. W
Also Mentioned on This Page
Civil Service Examination
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Republican
Rex
Dorothy Philips
Allen Holubars
Lila Lee
Paramount
Constance
Norma Talmadge
Enrico Caruso
Harold Lloyd
Bert Lytle
Metro
Billie Burke
Paramount Picture
First National Bank
of Basin
the Basin Lumber & Supply Co
Wyoming
H. W. Horn
Mountain View Hotel
Catherine Goodrich
Ted
Uncle Ted
Rascal
Herman Schwartz
Main Street
Herman
France
Newton Baker
Ruth
World Club
Leonard Wood
Theodore Roosevelt
United Staes
Re TN the Bank
Central
Pat Leavitt
Big Horn Basin
Greybull, Wyo
Mr. H. Smith
Gilmore Hartigan
Wilton
Hartigan & Hall
Basin State Bank
M. B. Walker
Telephone
V. E. Larrick
Lourse
Pioneer Building Basin
C. A. Zaring
Big Horn County Bank Basin
P. Arnott
DRS. Harris & Harris Physicians and Surgeons Office
H. T. Harris Co
E. Harris
Thos. M. Hyde
William C. Show
Oil Exchange
Thompson Lumber & Hardware Co
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