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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
4
A Boston Transcript script proposes propaganda through moving pictures showing a colony of ants to encourage industry by example. The call advocates film as a model for workers and citizens to mimic diligent, organized labor.
The report notes China records more personal crisis reports than any other nation and cites up to 500000 self-destruction cases in a single year, underscoring a widespread mental health challenge.
The final casualties list announced by Adjutant General Harris shows 34,844 killed in action, 13,960 died of wounds, 23,788 died of disease, and 6,102 from accident and other causes. Wounded in action total 215,425. missing in action 3. overall total 203,070. Only three men were listed as missing in action.
The American Federation of Labor announces an upcoming nationwide political campaign to elect friendly national and state officials. The plan, bipartisan in nature, targets unfriendly lawmakers for re election and mobilizes every AFL craft with an army of organizers. The federation says it has more than 4 000 000 members.
Francis H. F. Kane former federal district attorney said Bolshevism scare in America is mere talk. Charles D. Newton of New York argued thousands of radicals backed by a radical press advocate revolutionary overthrow and dictatorship.
Reports from Odessa via Paris say a large portion of General Denekine s garrison has agreed to terms with the Reds. The remaining troops are said to be disarmed in Hassam territory.
In Richmond the legislature rejected the suffrage amendment after an all day session marked by stormy debate. The second defeat follows earlier resistance, reflecting ongoing opposition to suffrage within Virginia.
Maximo Litvinoff, Soviet representative, refutes Russian Bolshevik offensive plans against Poland as reported from Copenhagen. The denial clarifies Moscow stance amid rumor of military moves in the region.
Washington reports tentative reservations by the recently abandoned bipartisan committee will form the basis for resuming consideration of the treaty in the Senate.
Police in Londonderry Ireland arrested three Sinn Fein members during a raid on their homes. Authorities recovered weapons ammunition and explosives from the premises.
A fifty mile gale drives huge waves along the north Atlantic coast delaying trains and crippling fuel supply to New York City. Ice floes menace New York Sound waterways while the steamer Maine runs aground on Long Island. Coastal resorts suffer major damage from snow and flood as ferry services falter.
President Wilson was commended by Secretary Daniels at a Democratic club dinner for insisting submarines be contained by neutralizing their nests. Daniels recalled the quarterdeck speech to Pennsylvania officers urging decisive action to end the submarine danger.
Count von Bernstorff, former German ambassador to the United States, expressed surprise at reports of Allied interest in his alleged ties to Bolo Pasha. He said he is not afraid to stand trial and faced the situation with a mild smile.
At Verrigny sur l'Ognon, about twenty-one miles east of Dijon, a head on crash between an express train and a standing freight train killed fifteen people and injured thirty.
Chicago banker and broker Charles N. Thomas faces trial after a bondsman set a 8000 dollar bail on charges he violated the eighteenth amendment by carrying a pocket flask.
Vienna reports that newspapers expect Hungary's national assembly to declare support for a monarchy at its March meeting. The move signals a shift in the political stance of Hungary within the empire.
Maryaville resident Mrs. Gerteade Wilson, under cross examination, testified she had no memory of firing shots that the state alleges contributed to the death of Charles Brown.
In a public safety incident a Black man held back a mob from his burning home. Four men and a boy in the crowd were injured before the man was fatally hurt. A city detective had been fatally hurt earlier in the incident.
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a harmless remedy to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate activity. It claims four ounces daily in water before breakfast can prevent backache, liver issues, bladder disorders, and related pains, praising its effervescent lithia drink.
The Birmingham Are Herald reports a tiff between Mrs Glipping and Mrs Twobble. Twobble hinted Mr Glipping could be prime for nut slang while advising Mrs Glipping to monitor him on a park stroll.
Diamond Dyes guarantees a new rich fadeless color for wool milk linen cotton or mixed fabrics and more. A direction book in the package explains how to diamond dye over any color and a Diamond Dye Color Card helps match materials.
A brief exchange recounts a bashful young man visiting relatives. A playful grandson climbed onto his knee, burned himself, and shouted a line as he fled, saying do not let anyone get my place. The incident highlights a child’s earnest possessiveness and charm.
A fragment from Sondage Nisse in Stockholm raises a moral quip about youth and violence. The line asks whether teaching a child not to throw hand grenades at elders is ever right.
The passage notes orange or red hues among deep sea organisms and a giant elephant with keen smell. It mentions submarine mountain shells indicating carnivorous prey and a Pennsylvania coal mine train derailment with 100 miners aboard. Henry Timothy Sutton, eighteen, seeks divorce from Maggie Sutton, widow of his grandfather in Knoxville Tennessee.
A compact jumble of literary quips quotes by Ruskin Cheever Johnson Coleridge. The lines critique morality and public amusements while contrasting wisdom and folly. The phrases reflect a historical taste for pointed aphorisms about society and character.
The passage contrasts how real leaders treat others with restraint, urging steady work and uncomplaining effort. It notes that great men are not defined by entitlement to life and observes that punctual romance does not guarantee punctual marriage, emphasizing consistent effort over self-importance.
Collection of brief literary quotes on practical work learning and belief. Includes lines from George Eliot Phil lips Brooks and Bacon with paraphrased phrasing and typographical quirks.
A compact collection of translated proverbs notes foreign sayings about bargains friendship and behavior. German Italian Spanish lines highlight cultural wisdom in three lines with concise moral flavor.
A collection of maxims and sayings from various cultures including Portuguese Hebrew Arabian Turkish German and German sources. The items reflect on generosity honesty faith and humility with quick moral lessons and concise observations.
London launches world’s largest Bible handwritten by leading UK figures including King George VI and Queen Mary. The volume will hold the full authorized text Genesis to Revelation, with space for 12,000 contributions. It measures 5 feet 2 inches by 3 feet 6 inches and uses leather binding.
A display showcases a water oil setup featuring a folding platform and a pulpit. Details emphasize portability and compact design suitable for temporary installations.
Mrs Kathryn Bennell suffered severe facial injuries when a cat leaped from a shelf during an argument at her residence. The incident occurred at her home in Cornell Cluts as the cat scratched her eyes and struck her face. Medical staff treated her injuries.
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