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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
4
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President Wilson urges eight major reforms spanning social economic fiscal and industrial policy. He seeks a new organization for labor capital relations, expansion of federal agencies to aid private enterprise, continued employment services, land settlement for veterans, tax reform including income and excess profits taxes, tariff changes, and protection for key industries. He backs woman suffrage and calls for better public service safeguards in utilities. The piece ends noting Burleson’s vindication amid critics.
Discussion centers on the Postmaster General Burleson and Western Union President Carlton over wire deterioration and government service failures. A Colorado case shows a judge defying a court order, signaling lawfulness versus authority, while Kemmerer weighs a federal building proposal amid political maneuvering and local press opinions.
A political clash over farm loan banks highlights Republican opposition and praise for government credit to farmers. The piece notes lower interest rates and easier access for small farmers, contrasting private lending costs. It also mentions tariff debates and Senate positions on peace treaty ratification.
Republicans vow to block a sweeping pension bill in the Senate. They accuse progressives of trying to sideline Senator Penrose in committee leadership while Senator Knox denounces the League of Nations covenant as worse than the old version, offering renewed opposition.
A testimonial notes Doan's Kidney Pills curing a severe kidney complaint and easing frequent urination. The speaker recommends the remedy to mothers with weak kidneys and mentions a price of 60 cents at dealers.
The Big Piney Rodeo opens at 10 00 A M with stock exhibit and multiple events including cowpony and harness races, bucking events, calf riding, chariot and boys and girls races. Entries have varied fees and prizes with deadlines and rules noted for both days and a 10 percent entrance fee from purses.
Applicants eligible to file petitions for second naturalization papers must apply at the district court clerk’s office before the sixth day of Pete. The next regular hearing day is September fourth, with notices posted at least ninety days before the final date.
Fragmentary note mentions a branded face on left thigh and left shoulder with a $20 reward for return linking to Frank Tushek and a person named Joan.
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