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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
4
A translated clipping notes the participation of Rogeit B Agh and Hahtor in a ceremony with Praprister Amertring Rater. The fragmentary text mentions their roles and association with a formal event.
The article discusses the end of the war and the unconditional signing of the peace treaty with the League of Nations. It critiques Republican opposition led by Senator Lodge, the Knox resolution, and the political fallout for figures like Taft, Sherman, Reed, and Borah, highlighting the United States role and the push for a lasting peace through a League covenant. It notes the anticipated first League Assembly to be led by President Wilson and the global push for representative governments.
Activities will be watched with heats to the treaty to sign me ma it will be ratified within a few weeks by the League, all.
A report on the 1920 suffrage vote shows southern senators often supported the amendment and Wilson’s influence aided the cause. The reaction highlights regional and party contrasts, with key figures from Oklahoma Arkansas Texas and New England weighing in. The fight shifts to state legislatures as the Democratic National Committee pushes for extra sessions to secure ratification ahead of the 1920 election.
A broad cross section of Americans including former President Taft former Attorney General Wickersham and former Senator Burton of Ohio urge Senate ratification of the League of Nations. Supporters come from many political backgrounds united by country and peace, with many still restrained, awaiting the right moment to speak.
A fragmentary public statement discusses resisting hazardous devices and preserving democracy. It asserts that violence is criminal, condemns those who act in the name of liberty, and warns that the state will meet such actions with lawful measures while protecting majority needs.
Discussion traces the Reserve Act and federal banking power, noting decentralization trends and divides among states. It cites 100 leading banks, 46 above 50 million in resources, and 21 over 100 million, with regional dispersion across New England, the South, West, and Midwest.
A survey by the Department of Agriculture reports most soldiers discharged in the first three weeks of April returned to farm work. Of 2108 interviewed, 691 came from farms and nearly all planned to resume farming. The data indicate only a small share shifted to disability or nonfarm labor.
The weekly note from the National Wool Warehouse and Storage Co reports general strength in wool worldwide. Demand for good wools is high globally, with London prices setting new records. The end of British government contracts may favor American producers as fashion shifts to cheaper cloth declines.
A fragmented note discusses weekly best sellers, noting one title’s perpetual fame and the Bible’s vast distribution. It mentions readers chasing idols, and lists Evanston mercantile houses agreeing to shorter opening hours with fixed daily times. The Birth & Farm Co. and Frontem Cash Grocery Co. are named among others.
Just in time with Dean's Kidney Pills to cure urinary disorders often tied to kidney troubles. Kemmerer testimony, Mrs Clark says years ago her kidneys were weak and dull and Dean's Kidney Pills gave quick relief. Price 60c at all dealers Foster Milburn Co.
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