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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
5
Master Thoughtfulness leads the boy and girl to the Hospitality Hotel in a valley lit with lanterns. Brownies cheer at open doors as the duo seeks the House of Secrets and guidance on leadership, eager for the banquet and answers to their questions.
A London Sketch quips on the fable of a lamb and a wolf. A teacher asks if obedience would spare the lamb. The boy answers with a wry, comic twist about predatory fate and inevitability.
In the chamber of deputies M. Noblemaire urged America to step in and set conditions on reparations and disarmament. Premier Briand stated France will enforce penalties if Germany defaults, while the council of ambassadors outlined moves on Silesia and the Upper Silesian settlement plan involving Poland, Germany, and a League of Nations commission.
Sacramento Governor Stephens signed a bill requiring all male alien residents over 21 in California to register within three days of entry. They must pay a $10 annual poll tax directed to the county school fund where they reside.
Justice V M Davis of the Supreme Court fined ten individuals and nine corporations a total of 25160 for illegal combination within a dealers association in masons building materials. Individuals paid 800 to 400 each while corporations were fined 1000 to 4000 each.
Federal Judge Henry T. Reed granted a temporary injunction for the service company, restraining Sioux City from enforcing the 6-cent fare ordinance and granting the 3-cent fare demanded by the company.
Washington reports the American Legion national committee on military policy adopted a resolution disapproving Congress for immediate withdrawal of U S forces from Germany. The committee urged leaving the decision to the President.
Mrs J B Blanfield of Omaha announced a new lodge for wives and female relatives of Benevolent Protective Order of Bike members. The Patriotic Order of Dues was named to head the effort, but the Bike may not recognize auxiliary organizations due to its constitution.
A Salvation Army article describes the rescue work at the Women’s Home and Hospital in New York, detailing counseling, shelter, and nonpreachy support for mothers and daughters. It highlights the Out of Love Club, recovery rates, and the need for ongoing funding to keep shelters open.
Publicly supported health centers would organize medical knowledge for all, including rich and poor. Dr. Frank Billings argues for state subsidized hospitals and diagnostic centers with laboratories, outpatient clinics, and trained staff to improve community health and reduce poverty through lower sickness rates.
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