Senator Borah Urges Republicans to Keep Promises
Idaho's Senator Borah sharply rebukes Republican colleagues for failing to honor campaign pledges and for lacking progress in reconstruc tion era legislation. He cites railroad bill delays and warns that the party must build its own legislative record ahead of the next election. He remains skeptical about Republican chances in the presidential contest.
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Borah
Idaho
Senate
Will Hayes
Congress
Responsibility for Peace Treaty Rest in Senate
The article argues that despite differing views on ratifying the peace treaty with Germany the United States Senate bears sole responsibility for decisive action. It criticizes Republican leaders and the Foreign Relations Committee for manipulating process to align with majority aims and avoid duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Senate must ratify treaty to restore peacetime normalcy
The article argues the Senate should not delay ratification of the treaty and accuses leaders of political posturing. It states the US remains at war with Germany without normal relations and holds the majority responsible for the nation's honor and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donot
United States
Germany
Senate
Reversing Roosevelt on Western Reclamation Policy
The piece argues Republicans in Congress oppose Roosevelt era reclamation programs. It notes a cut from 81 million to 100 thousand for the Flathead Indian reservation project and counters Democrat President Cleveland's land restoration pace, while criticizing party leaders for altering policy and delaying water and settlement initiatives.
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Roosevelt
Laramie
Western States
Cleveland
Republican Congress
House of Representatives
Flathead
Ater
House Committee
Indian Affairs
Government irrigation policy halts land project work
The text argues that abandoning land irrigation projects after government expenditure harms thousands of settlers in Montana Idaho Wyoming and Utah who paid for land believed to be irrigated. It contends the policy breaks contracts and wastes public funds and trust.
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Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Twenty-Eight Million Women to Vote Emphasis
The Rock Springs Rocket notes that twenty eight million women of voting age in the United States could shape the presidential election once the amendment is ratified by enough states. It argues women contributed to wartime efforts and should not return to inactivity, urging ratification and active citizenship.
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United States
National Woman's Party
Rock Springs
Straw vote shows party favorites for presidency
Wyoming legislature scholars indicate Governor Frank C Lowden leads Republican favor while MacAdoo Palmer and Bryan top Democratic support. Pershing has limited GOP backing as peace treaty talks resume next week. Taft reservations may clarify public responsibility amid rising opinion. Union Pacific Cheyenne shops to cost over half a million, payroll near 800000 monthly, with about 300000 workers in Cheyenne. Investigations projected will cost at least a million to taxpayers. calls grow for Republican case against the administration. A garbled sentence about a creamshoe figure ends the item.
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Wyoming
Frank C. Lowden
Ilinois
MacAdoo
Palmer
Bryan
General Pershing
Senate
Taft
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad
Republican National Committee
Estate of S Maude Whiston final account notice
In Lincoln County Wyoming the estate of S Maude Whiston deceased announces that John R Whiston the administrator has filed his final account and petition for distribution for settlement at the Lincoln County District Court. Objections must be filed within thirty days after the date of last publication Feb 25 1920. If none, final settlement set for March 26 1920 at 10 00 am in the Kemmerer Town Hall Court Room.
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District Court
Wyoming
Lincoln
S. Maude Whiston
John R. Whiston
Lincoln County
Kemenerer
Avon
Ivan
Jones
State of
Kurnmorer
Said
Fehouney
Jor P. Whitelal
Tyan
Jonee
Atlorey
County of
Lincoln—an
Os District Court
Alice J. Lahmer
Kemmerer
Bessie Lehmer Sanderson
Ivan S. Jones
Wm. Newbrough
C. &. Beach
County of Lincoln
Alich J. Lehmer
Beanie Lehman Banderson
Grazing Permit Applications Due in Wyoming Forest
Notice announces that all grazing permit applications for cattle horses or sheep in the Wyoming National Forest for the 1920 season must be filed in Afton Wyoming before March 1 1920. Information on grazing fees and application forms available from Supervisor C A Beam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming National Forest
Afton
Wyoming
C. A. Beam
Notice of land entry and estates in Wyoming 1920
Notice covers John H. Anderson land entry in Sweetwater County for the EaNW4 of Section 18 Township 19 North Range 116 West. Also included are notices to creditors in Lincoln and Phebe H Harp estates, executrix May F Wisdom, and land office announcement for James S Davison of Opal with final three year proof pending before Flo LaChapelle.
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Evanston
Wyoming
John H. Anderson
Rock Springs
Sweetwater
Township
Range
Kemmerer Man Seeks Final Proof on Homestead Claim
Sates Land Office notices B Matthews of Kemmerer Wyoming filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on sections 19 and 20, township 22 north range 115 west, with final hearing January 29 before U S Commissioner Ivan S Jones. Witnesses include John H Mantle John B Mat Jr Herman Sandhere and Sorah Matthews, all of Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United Sates
Wyoming
John B. Matthews
Kemmerer
Ivan S. Jones
United States
Witnemus
John H. Mantle
John B. Mat, Jr
Herman Sandhere
Sorah Matthews
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Robert B. Hoke
Butreort
Satan
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Legislaure
Anes
Phebe H. Harp
Granger
May F. Wisdom
Phebe H. Hamp
Ivan 8. Jones
United States Land Office
James 5. Davison
Opal
Noutheast
Flo LaChapelle
Willem Davison
Wyomfrar
Gorge A. Mehmond
Wrimine
J. J. Robinenn
Kermorar
Wyomine
William Barthday
Alex Nishoy
Reglater
Flo LA Chapelle
1721
LIC Land
Wyo
General Land Office
David W. Salmon
Pan Ae
Alex Nisbi
Dorns
Geme
F. E. Curtis Kemmerer
WM. E. Pitt
Telephone 89
Kemmerer Market
First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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