Why the Fuss Over the Covenant Debate
A Kemmerer editorial defends publishing the Covenant of the League of Nations in full, rebuts Republican attacks as out of date, and notes Harding's stance. It recalls Lodge’s charge about bankers, cites copies in circulation, and questions Republican chances in November as Slemp promises tax and policy changes. It condemns a separate peace with Germany as dishonorable and recalls wartime mobilization references.
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Wyoming Led the Way to Woman Suffrage in America
A Tribune feature traces Wyoming as the pioneer state granting voting rights to women, highlighting the territorial legislature and state constitution steps that established suffrage. It recounts key milestones from colonial voting to 1919 ratifications, noting pivotal campaigns and states contending for first to ratify.
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First Annual Rural Teachers Institute Program Announced
County Superintendent Mrs Geer unveils the inaugural Rural Teachers Institute with sessions in Big Piney Jackson and Afton from late August to mid September. Attendees will hear from state leaders in vocational training and rural education, attend general and departmental sessions, and partake in lectures on Vocational Education school legislation standardization and community leadership.
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