League arbitration view echoed by Cheyenne State Tribune
The text urges reliance on international arbitration and the League of Nations to prevent war. It argues delays and publicity deter war, notes big nations must address issues together, and warns against partisan attempts to derail league ratification in the 1920 campaign. It cites the St Louis Globe-Democrat praising a smooth ratification by major powers.
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Courge
Ieee Ma Eeu Bea
League
Mexico
Bohemia
Bulgaria
Senate Ia
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Cheyenne State Tribune
Ratify the Treaty Promoted by World Leaders
The piece argues ratification of the peace treaty is essential to end wartime dislocations and restore economic stability. It cites the New York World editorial urging government focus on liquidating the war and reducing uncertainty, warning that delay risks continued unrest and speculative business. It emphasizes linking peace, the League covenant, and global recovery.
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Semna
Eredite
Germany
United States
United State
Europe
America
New York
Senate
League of Nations
Gillett, the New Czar in Republican era critique
Republican readers in Congress are warned not to forget the despotism and reactionary tactics of eight years ago as they accuse Gillett of returning to old standards. The piece argues Democrats brought balanced government and rejects attempts to substitute one leader or faction for the public will.
The Republican Party and the League
The Wyoming State Tribune urges Republican readers not to oppose the league of nations in principle. It says the world needs such an organization and that a Republican congress may ratify the treaty with reservations. It criticizes extremists like Senator Borah seeking to defeat the proposition.
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Wyoming State Tribune
League of Nations
Republican Congress
Borah
Chapin Heads from Texas Oil Fields on Overland Trip
Fred H. Chapin and his wife from Wichita Falls Texas stopped in Kemmerer Saturday night. They plan a few days at Ideal Beach then go to Montana to visit relatives. They will travel overland. Chapin formerly ran the Kemmerer Hotel and intends a brief Kemmerer return in about a month before heading back to Wichita Falls.
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Fred H. Chapin
Wichita Falls
Texas
Kemmerer
Ideal Beach
Montana
Chapin
Wichita Falla
Roads Good Over Teton Pass to Park
Tourists report the Victor Wyoming to Yellowstone Park route via Teton Pass is the best. The road is in good condition except near the summit where crews work. Gas tank issues and low vacuum feed can hinder summit cars. use care before starting over the hill. Snake River ferry charge reduced to 1.50 per car. Heback Canyon road from Shoal Creek to Jackson is good, above Shoal Creek rough but passable. Some motorists cross Hoback River via Van Vieck ranch for $10 per car to pull through five fords. Incorrect turns toward Gros Ventre River from Kelly mislead drivers. after Crystal Creek the route is barely passable for high clearance vehicles. Reliable road logs available at hotels, Jackson Mercantile, or Forest Supervisor. Fishing good in all streams though Jackson Lake excels as low streams drive fish into lake feeding larger fish.
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Wyoming
Teton Pass
SC Jackson
Yellowstone Park
Jackson
Snake River
Heback Canyon
Shoal Creek
Hoback River
van Vieck Ranch
Kelly
Gros Ventre
Crystal Creek
Jackson Mercantile Company
Forest Supervisor's Office
Jackson Lake
National Thrift Chairman In New England
Washington DC August 18 Mrs N T Noras Thrift Chairman of the National Catholic War Council has gone to New England to promote thrift and savings among Catholic women. She will work with the War Savings organization with headquarters in Boston and assist War Savings societies across the New England states. She has served as field secretary of the National Catholic War Council and has been active in war work for two years.
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Washington, D.C
N.T. Noras
National Catholic War Council
New England
Senate Panel Edits Silvermine Oil Leasing Bill in 1910s Clash
Washington August 18 The senate committee on public lands agreed on a revised oil leasing bill shifting from sale to lease of coal lands and altering royalty shares. The bill strengthens measures for bona fide prospectors, preserves Kendrick’s protection for withdrawn oil claims, and allocates royalties among state reclamation funds and the federal treasury.
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Washington, D. C
Smoot
LaFollatte
Senate Committee On Public Lands
House
Senate
le Endeavoral
Senate Committee
Kendrick
Standardization push to elevate Wyoming rural schools
Wyoming moves to grade rural schools on equipment, facilities, efficiency, activities, organization, and teachers under a novel state plan. Top performers will receive metal plaques. Commissioner A A Slade says the program aims to transform rural schools from weakest to strongest as war efforts foster collaboration and investment in education.
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Wyoming
State Department of Education
A. A. Slade
War. Com
Better Rural Schools Seek State Recognition and Diploma
At the better schools conference in Laramie the education commissioner proposed a four county superintendent panel to standardize rural schools. A state diploma and a steel shield bearing Wyoming Standard School will mark schools meeting the standard. The design by Mina Margaret Mullison and deputy superintendent was adopted by the state board. The board also announced sale of royalty oil from state leases, seeking bids by September 15 with a $25,000 certified check and $100,000 bond for performance.
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Laramie
Commissioner of Education
Nellie L. Wales
Thermopolis
May Hamilton
Casper
Verna EB. Wells
Lander
Mra
Jennie M. Isherwood
Evanston
State Board of Education
State Department
Wyoming Standard School
Mina
Mars Garet E. Mullison
State Board of, School Lasd Commissioners
Wyoming
State Board Encourages Independents in Wyoming Oil
The board aims to stimulate competition in Wyoming oil, seeing independent operators as vital to the industry’s growth and upbuilding efforts within the state.
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Wyoming
Uncertain Health Patent Claim Promises Digestive Relief
An old advertisement claims meals digest poorly ferment in the stomach causing upset. It touts Chamberlain’s tablets to tone the stomach and bowels, promising relief from nausea vomiting and indigestion at a small price.
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Chamberlain
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