Senate Powers in Treaty Negotiations and Unknown Soldier Burial Plan
The piece argues the Senate should not intrude on presidential treaty negotiations, citing Spooner and Lodge from 1906 and contrasting with 1921 Republican stance. It notes plans to repatriate an American unknown dead from World War I, supported by Gen Pershing and Rep Hamilton Fish, with Arlington cemetery burial and full honors. It ends with remarks on stabilizing the dollar and direct telephone service for Florida and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Lodge
Senate
Hiram Johnson
California
Japan
United States
Spooner
Wisconsin
Committee On Foreign Relations
France
Great Britain
America
American Legion
Pershing
House Military Committee
Hamilton Fish
Arlington Cemetery
Gen. Pershing
Argonne
Legislature Adjourns After Long Evening Session
The Sixteenth State Legislature adjourned Sunday at eleven after a Saturday night session. The carbon black bill shifts manufacture away from towns with 160 psi rock pressure to public service control with local option and a 2 cent per 1000 cubic feet tax. Salaries rise for state officers total about 32 000 dollars annually. The navy fuel standard was adopted, while other party bills died. Frivolous "swan songs" ended the session with house laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
State Public Service Commission
House
Senate
Legislators Return Home After Forty Days in Session
J. W. Sammon and Marshal Reynolds, two Lincoln county representatives, have returned home after forty days of strenuous work in the house of representatives. Sammon arrived in Kemmerer Monday and Reynolds arrived yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sammon
Marshal Reynolds
Lincoln County
House of Representatives
Mr. Sammon
Kemmerer
Reynolds
Methodist Church Wrestling Match Set For Sunday Evening
The church in Kemmerer hosts a Sunday evening wrestling event at 7 30 preliminaries and 8 pm main bout featuring the Rev John Edward Williams in a famed clash described as fierce with many spectators. Tickets and seating are limited with free admission for ladies and general crowd urged to bring change.
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Methodist Church
the Devil
John Edward Williams
Methodist Church of
Kemmerer
Rocky Mountains
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cures Gardiner Cold
C D Grant of Gardiner Maine suffered a severe cold and cough for years. After trying multiple medicines with no lasting benefit a druggist recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He reports complete cure and ongoing relief on future colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Grant Gardiner
Chamberlain
St Margaret's Guild Meeting Set for March 3
The Ladies of St Margaret's Guild plan a gathering in the Guild hall on March 3 with Mrs C M Whitney as hostess. All ladies are invited to attend. The piece notes a local church event and community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Margaret’s Guild
Guild
C. M. Whitney
Piney Man Heads to Missouri With Family
James Mickelson of Big Piney left last Friday for St. Joseph Missouri to join his family. They plan to spend the next two months in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney Man
Missouri
James Mickelson
Big Piney
St. Joseph
Florida
Roberts Howells Wedding in Kemmerer Marred by Secrecy
Miss Nellie Roberts and Daniel Howells were wed in Kemmerer on Saturday February 12. Howells, once in the Lincoln County soldiers and now a Diamondville Coal Company employee, hailed from Colorado Springs. Nellie Roberta, a Troy Indiana native and veteran teacher in Iowa Wyoming, now teaches in Glencoe. Frances Jokiska, six, died after ruptured appendix. funeral at Matrick's Church with Rev. Water Short officiating. Interment in local cemetery.
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New York
Roberta
Troy
Southern Town Normal
Bloomfield
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
Nevada
Wyoming
Glencoe
Francia
Mia
Frank Jokiska
Fowsil
Phyalvia
Kemmerer
Jokiska
Wix
Powsil
Wether
Powail
Footer
Matrick’s
Water
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Robert R. Rose
Sage
Cuba
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Lotercat
Daposit
Yokelys
Burns
Lyceum Hall
Burns Boxer
Kemmerer Market
Gardner
Lincoln
Texsure
Cranney
First National Bank
Agu Sapke
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