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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
6
Ex president William Howard Taft argues the League of Nations will prevent war through collective action and standards for labor and trade. He warns against defiance, cites Article X as a deterrent, and says nations must cooperate even as concessions are required.
Former President Taft offers a simplified summary of the League of Nations plan. He aims to help American readers grasp the core points without legalistic or diplomatic jargon.
This passage explains the aim of the League of Nations to prevent wars by removing causes of conflict, enabling consultation and international law, and describes the covenant as part of the peace treaty. It stresses the US role and methods like an international court and limits on armaments to maintain peace.
The article argues for a League of Nations to protect smaller nations and resolve old grievances through an international court. It notes the covenant safeguards US policy like the Monroe Doctrine, ensuring recognition and non interference by great powers in smaller states.
The Cavalry Band from Fort Russell may perform during the fifteenth Annual Wyoming State Fair week. Governors Carey and the state fair board are negotiating with the federal government to secure the band’s services and possibly a cavalry company for the event.
The American Gas Association agreed at a New York executive board meeting to support the national thrift movement. It adopted resolutions pledging cooperation with the secretary of the treasury to promote savings stamps and thrift as a path to lasting prosperity.
Veterans of three wars will gather at the 15th Wyoming State Fair in Douglas Aug. 9 to 18 with the 1918 veterans receiving medals of honor from Wyoming. The program includes special days for farmers and old timers while Roosevelt may speak, spanning a period of renewed agricultural activity in the state.
The report notes widespread county participation with county agricultural exhibits and stock-growing localities presenting animal exhibits, mirroring or exceeding prior years in scope and number.
Cokeville Wyoming stands out for light shrinkage high luster wool fed by Lincoln rama methods. Market observers note demand slackening as crose bred woolte wanes, with prices touching about 68 cents per pound after hopes of 85 to 66 cent levels.
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