Separate Peace Quest Sparks Constitutional Crisis in Knox Plan
After President Harding’s address, Senator Knox reintroduces a separate peace with Germany, disputing Congress and the treaty framework. The piece argues the plan would create a new, Berlin renegotiated treaty and worsen U.S. foreign policy, while condemning the administration for a partisan, makeshift approach. It also notes the cost record of the Army Air Service and questions about war expenditures and aircraft production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Harding
Harding
Congress
Knox
Germany
Wilson
United States
Senate
Europe
Berlin
United States Senate
AIR Service
War Department
L. D. Gardner
Aviation and Aircraft Journal
Washington
Army Air Service
United
Shipping of planes and campaign truth in a political critique
The article notes 2091 planes shipped to France and 1040 en route, with 667 American-made aircraft in service at the front. It argues congressional committees seek campaign material rather than essential facts, urges truth for public judgment, and includes sharp social commentary on debt, commerce, and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Congress
University of Wyoming Summer School Dates Announced
The intra session runs May 9 to June 18 with the regular session starting June 20 and ending July 30 at Laramie. Courses for teachers and all academic offerings available. Interested parties should contact the secretary or director of the summer school for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Local county notes and visits around LaBarge area
Mr and Mrs E M Jones and son Jack visited the LaBarge coal mine Monday. Alex Bertagnoli arrived from Hock Springs to look after LaBarge interests. Joe Guyto returned from his ranch in La Borrow canyon. Matt Salli called on friends at Viola Sunday. C M Twickel and sons resumed work on a new ditch near LaBarge. Reuben Fox’s marriage announced, took place in Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs E H Simpkins of Kemmerer spend days at the ranch. Fern Shinsel returned from a two week visit with Mrs Louis Hart Tet of Opal. Herman Genette spent last week on Green River erecting a telephone line for Alex Bertagnoli.
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E. M. Jones
Jack
LaBarge
Alex Bertagnoli
Hock Springs
Joe Guyto
Names Hill
la Brrow Canyon
Matt Salli
Viola
C. M. Twickel and Sons
Reuben Fox
Salt Lake City
E. H. Simpkins
Kemmerer
Fern Shinsel
Louis Hart- Tet
Opal
Herman Genette
Ion Green River
Quilt Contest By LDS Relief Society
A quilting contest runs in the local Relief Society of the L D S church with all proceeds aiding the organization. The quilt in the M and M confectionery window awards the highest vote getter. Votes cost ten cents each and results are announced May 6 with a dance in the ward hall.
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Relief Society of
Wyoming Red Cross Record in Magazine
The current issue of Red Cross Service details Wyoming joining the central division and lists the chapter accomplishments. It notes 32 Wyoming chapters and rapid growth of the Junior Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
RED Cross Record
IN Magazine
American Red Cross
Organization
Red Cross Service
Red Cross
Diamondville Notes and Local Movements in 19th Century
Diamondville notes report Mr J Pearson unable to hold a service for the Society of the Friendless due to adverse conditions and plenty. Mrs W Little separated to Moatans for her daughter Janet’s illness. Mrs K Little and son John left for Lava Hot Springs due to the latter’s rheumatic health issues. Mesdames A M King and C Scott ness plan a short Salt Lake City visit. A mountain anecdote ends with a proverb about a contended mind being a continual feast.
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J. Pearson
Diamondville
Society of the
W. Little
Moatans
Janet
K. Little
John
Lava Hot Springnlas
A. M. King
C. Scottness
Salt Lake City
Askeed
Wyoming Candidates Sent To Two Training Camps
The War Department announced this summer camps for Wyoming men opening at Camp Lewis Washington and the Presidio San Francisco. Camp Lewis and the Presidio will open July 6 in districts including Wyoming as part of the rotation for training ahead of duty.
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Citizens
War Department
Camp Lewis
Washington
Presidio
San Francisco
Wyoming
State Receives Record Filing Fee for Oil Firm Amendments
Three certified amendments were filed Thursday by the Standard Oil Corporation of Indiana with the Wyoming secretary of state. The filing fee for the changes in stock capitalization totaled 14,005 dollars, surpassing by 4,005 dollars any prior filing fee received by the secretary of state’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Corporation of Indiana
Wyoming Secretary of State
Secretary of State
University of Wyoming Regents to Meet Next Monday
The Board of Regents will meet next Monday to award a contract for a wing to Hoyt Hall, select a contractor for a new heating system, and choose next year's faculty.
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University Board Regents
Board of Regents of
The
University of Wyoming
Hoyt Ball
M. J. Davis Elected Mayor of Montpelier by 200
A wire received at The Camera office reports M. J. Davis elected mayor of Montpelier by about 200 in a fiercely contested race. Davis, associate partner at Brennan & Davis, is noted as Montpelier’s first white baby boy born in Heat Lake county and is well known in Kemmerer.
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M. J. Davis
Montpelier
Me. Davis
Brennan & Davis
Heat Lake County
Kemmerer
Poppy 15 Official Flower of the American Legion
The American Legion adopts the poppy as Memorial Day flower. On May 90th thousands of red silk poppies will be distributed across the United States by patriotic groups. The flower honors fallen soldiers and mirrors WWI remembrance efforts inspired by war orphans and Mme Anna Guerin.
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American Legion
America
Legion Ne Eet
Flanders
War Orphana
American French Children's League
Mme
Anna B. Guerin
League
Jer
France
Cumberland Nuptials Tie Lyman to Welch in County Clerk Ceremony
Lyman Welch and Agnes Mor, both Cumberland residents, were granted a marriage license at the county clerk’s office last Saturday. Rev. J. E. Williams, pastor of the local Methodist church, officiated the ceremony.
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Cumberland
Lyman
Welch
Agnes Morrow
J. E. Williams
Mother and Son Committed to State Home at Lander
Rebecca E. Dowell aged 89 and her son Phillip Laffler aged 62, long-time Cokeville residents, were committed to the Wyoming State School for Detectives in Lander after a hearing before Commissioner H. R. Christmas. The jury, with Dr. C. J. Madera and Deputy W. W. Smalley, ordered the committment following testimony on their infirm condition. They were taken to Lander Monday afternoon by Deputy Smalley.
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Rebecca E. Dowell
Phillip Laffler
Cokeville
Wyoming State School For
Lander
H. R. Christmas
Jess Logue
Henry Haddenham
Dan Sullivan
John Ensman
E. S. Johnson
W. W. Smalley
Smalley
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Earlville Resident
Mrs. D J Shelley of Earlville New York reports her daughter Anna was cured of a severe cold and cough by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and she highly recommends it. The medicine contains no narcotics and can be given to children with confidence though it has a pleasant taste to avoid objections.
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Chamberlain
Anna
D. J. Shelley
Earlville N.Y
State education and public health spending figures cited
The document lists annual outlays including 742 250 154 for common school education and 760 000 000 for complexion imparters or destroyers. It notes 20 414 080 for normal school training of teachers and 60 000 000 for chew ing cum. Other large sums include 197 066 416 for higher education and 350 000 000 for sundae phosphate and other seawater devices, with lower claims for substitutes.
Education funding and leisure budgets highlighted in remark
A note cites one billion dollars for all departments of education and eight billion for rides, races and pleasure resorts, while criticizing school inadequacy and widespread illiteracy. The passage comments on the facts, offering an implicit critique.
Representative of Society of the Friendless in Kemmerer
Rev John Pearson of the Society of the Friendless visited Kemmerer to aid in the Rocky Mountain division’s efforts. The interdenominational group seeks crime prevention and rehabilitation of prisoners or those leaving institutions, led in Wyoming by Judge C W Mentzer as president.
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John Pearson
Society of the Friendless
Rocky Mountain
Kemmerer
C. W. Mentzer
Wyoming
Penitentiary progress and church speech noted
A report highlights substantial advances at the state penitentiary while Pearson delivered a sermon at the Methodist church last Sunday evening, emphasizing community progress and spiritual outreach.
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Her. Pearson
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Soc'ty
Diamondville Notes
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General Tire
Pfaff Bros
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Wealtes
First National Bank
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