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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
4
The address urges non entanglement while seeking global counsel and disarmament. It emphasizes renewed national duty, industrial peace, fair tariffs, and expanded social welfare while preserving sovereignty, democracy, and a world court for just issues.
The text asserts progress of our policy linking material and spiritual strength to non involvement in old world affairs. It vows selective engagement only by conscience, warns against warfare, and expresses readiness to associate with nations for conference. It calls for unifying American collection of strength for action or defense and to reduce abnormal expenditures including war taxation.
President Harding presented his cabinet nominations in person to the Senate and all were confirmed in under ten minutes. The confirmations included Hughes, Mellon, Weeks, Denby, Fall, Wallace, Hoover, Daugherty, Hayes, and Davis with prompt Senate approval and no objections.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Sergeant Hubert Thorne reaches Edmonton with prisoner Albert Lebedeaux a Stavey Indian charged with murder. He fled 1800 miles by dog team and rail in seven weeks to hand over the warrant accusing Lebedeaux of killing Adelaide Lebedeaux's child.
Engineer William Long and fireman George F P Black, on the Michigan Central train involved in the Porter Indiana interlocking crossing disaster, were held on involuntary manslaughter charges by the Indiana commission. Coroner W O Seipel announced bail set at 10000 dollars for Long and 5000 dollars for Black.
The American Federation of Labor executive council urged American citizen occupancy of Panama Canal Zone positions. It declared canal workers in the zone are not aliens and will not become citizens of Panama or the United States. The council argued the zone should be manned by American citizens to safeguard American interests and deter aliens.
A Wheatland man Irvin Searles died suddenly after collapsing in a drug store. Sheridan suspects Jess Van Dyke and Goldie Johnson defend innocence amid pistol robberies at Delta pool hall. Deer Creek irrigation plans emerge at Glenrock meeting. EB A Whitney ashes to be buried in Switzerland with half later in Sheridan cemetery. Saratoga’s Stockgrowers bank reopens after reform. Riverton reclamation funds boost eyed as Congress passes civil bill. Topknot quail planted in fourteen counties with more to come. Crowell sues for receiver in Hereford corporation case. New York police graft inquiry follows cuff order amid vacancies. Kirby Long dies from haystack fall near LaBonte creek. Casper’s Daniel O Wyatt dies in Omaha hospital after heart trouble.
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