League for arbitration dominates wartime stance in 1920 talk
The text argues the League of Nations offers delay and publicity as war preventatives and envisions big nations submitting disputes to council. It cautions against assuming a Republican Senate will overturn or politicize the issue before ratification.
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St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Cheyenne State Tribune
Ratify the treaty and end war era fears
The editorial argues that lasting peace hinges on ratifying the peace treaty and establishing the League of Nations. It warns that uncertainty in economics and international relations threatens recovery, urging the Senate to approve the covenant to restore confidence and rebuild commerce and stability.
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Gillett Named New Czar Sparks GOP Backlash
Republican readers in Congress resist claims that the party has shifted. The piece argues Gillett embodies older despot tendencies and labels his call for inquiry into the cost of living as bad taste and poor policy, warning against restoring autocratic power and cabal rule.
Republican Party and the League Warns Wyoming Readers
The Wyoming State Tribune urges Republicans not to oppose the League of Nations in principle. It argues the world needs the organization and a Republican Congress could ratify the treaty with reservations without weakening its core. It contends extremists like Senator Borah threaten to derail the proposition and warns against misinterpretation.
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League of Nations
Republican Congress
Borah
Chapin Heads Texas Oil Man Plans Return Visit
Fred H. Chapin and his wife from Wichita Falls Texas stopped in Kemmerer for a Saturday night visit. They plan to spend a few days at Ideal Beach then travel overland to Montana to visit relatives. Chapin formerly ran the Kemmerer Hotel and will return in about a month for a short Kemmerer visit before going back to Wichita Falls.
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Roads Good Over Teton Pass to Park Tourists
Tourists report the Victor Wyoming route over Teton Pass to Yellowstone Park is the best road, in good condition except near the summit where construction crews work. Gas tanks should be filled before the pass, a ferry across Snake River now costs 1.50, and the Heback Canyon road is passable but rough above Shoal Creek. For assistance, teams are available to pull cars through for a fee.
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National Thrift Chairman Travels to New England
Mrs. N T Noras Thrift Chairman of the National Catholic War Council has gone to New England to promote thrift among Catholic women. She will work with the War Savings district center in Boston and aid War Savings societies across the New England states.
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Washington, D.C
N.T. Noras
National Catholic War Council
New England
Senate Public Lands Panel Edits Oil Land Bill
Washington August 18 The Senate committee on public lands approved a refined oil land bill in a form similar to last March. Changes limit liberality toward prospectors by keeping leases instead of patents and remove known field prospecting rights while retaining Kendrick’s bona fide occupant protection. The royalty split, favoring reclamation and state shares, creates new federal revenue with 10 percent to the treasury and keeps competitive five year royalty bids for government oil.
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Senate Committee On Public Lands
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Wyoming Rural Schools to Undergo Standardization Drive
State Department of Education to grade Wyoming rural schools on equipment, accommodations, efficiency, community activities, organization, and teachers. Those meeting the standard will receive a metal plate noting their distinction. The plan aims to elevate rural schools from their historically weak status and strengthen the state’s educational system.
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State Department of Education
A. A. Slade
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Better Rural Schools Aim for Wyoming Standard Diploma
At a recent better schools conference in Laramie, the commissioner of education urged a four‑county committee to standardize rural schools. Four assistant members were named and a state board adopted a plan awarding a Wyoming Standard School diploma and a sheet steel shield for qualified schools. The plan, including design by Mina Margaret Mullison, seeks visible recognition for rural excellence and broader state educational improvement.
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Commissioner of Education
Nellie L. Wales
Thermopolis
May Hamilton
Casper
Verna EB. Wells
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Jennie M. Isherwood
Evanston
State Board of Education
State Department
Wyoming Standard School
Mina
Mars Garet E. Mullison
State Board Encourages Independents in Wyoming Oil
State Board aims to encourage competition among independents to grow Wyoming’s oil industry. The policy view seeks to strengthen energy production, attract investment, and support local suppliers while maintaining regulatory oversight.
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Wyoming
Dillows Attack When You Have A Billows Attack
The food you eat ferments in your stomach causing flame in the stomach leading to nausea vomiting and a terrible headache. Three of Chamberlain's will tone up your liver stomach and bowels. Only cost a quarter.
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