Senate Kills the Treaty in Bitter 49 to 35 Vote
The New York Times comments on the Senate vote that defeated the Versailles treaty, criticizing partisan obstruction and urging President Wilson to address the nation about the consequences of failing to ratify. It argues for renewed commitment to the League of Nations and warns of peril if peace is not secured.
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Lodge
Mr. Wilson
League
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senator Lodge
Washington
Prsident Wilson
League of Nations
Society of Nations
New York Times
Hard Work and Small Pay in Wyoming Teachers
A Wyoming educational directory shows salaries for teachers across counties. One rural Converse county school averaged $542 yearly, Albany county $562, Hot Springs county $8542? and Sheridan county second, highlighting low pay for long training. A single teacher earned $400 for nine months in the state last year.
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State Department of Enducation
Wyoming
Converse County
Albany County
Hot Springs County
Sheridan County
Wyoming Proclaims Maine Memorial Week for France Gift
Governor Robert D. Carey proclaims the week of March 29 as Maine Memorial Week to support a national collection from March in Wyoming. Citizens are urged to donate any amount to “America's Gift to France” with subscriptions sent to William Dubois, state chairman, Cheyenne, Wy.
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Republic of France
Frederick MacMonnies
Marne
United States
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Maine
America
France
William Dubois
Cheyenne
State of
W. E. Chaplin
Rural Wyoming teachers earn less than herders for same county
The state report shows Wyoming rural teachers average 7.9 months in schools and about $47 monthly on a year basis. Converse county averages $45 monthly, Lincoln county $55.55. The comparison notes teachers earn roughly two to three times less than sheep herders in the countryside.
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Lincoln County
Wyoming
State Department
Converse County
Dry spell provokes tongues and polls in Western towns
The Rock Springs Rocket laments the dry era with quips about soft drinks and drunken street scenes. Wyoming lips to open congressional field anticipated as Mayor Delfelder hints Our Frank may be GOP vice president. Senator Harding campaigns in Texas as sunless day in Yuma sparks townwide celebration. Questioning Chairman Haya’s 171 member committee on League of Nations views.
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Rock Springs
J. A. Delfelder
Riverton
Congress
Wyoming
Delfelder
New Mexico
Frank
Haya
Mooseheart Praised by Mrs McGinnis for Moose Home
Mrs. Alice McGinnis expresses deep appreciation to J H Mantle and the Kemmerer lodge officers for placing her children at Mooseheart Illinois. She calls the home a grand, wonderful place where every effort is made to ensure comfort and happiness for the orphans and widows connected to Moose lodge members.
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J. H. Mantle
Kemmerer Lodge
Alice McCinnis
Moose Lodge
Mooseheart
Mantle
Kemmerer
Des Jay
Lodge
Aifely
Moosahvart
Willows
M. Menmberm
St Patrick's Day Dance At School Draws Large Crowd
A St Patrick's Day dance hosted by the school drew a large crowd in a room described as enjoyable. The event supported publication of the school annual.
State University Notes Laramie Tour Of University Music and Activity
State University notes from Laramie dated March 23 describe a university YMCA team touring the northern part of the state with concerts in Cheyenne Wheatland Casper Cody Greybull Powell Worland Basin Cowley Thermopolis Lovell. The roster includes Prof E D Hunton Walter Watson Sam Hitchcock Archie Heigert Paul Essert Murray Klein Gregory Smith Charlie Young William Penland Milward Simpson and cabinets officers Fredonia Huff Sylva Ekstrom Isla Davies Elizabeth Steele. The Wyoming university military department passed a second inspection by Major Lister focusing on cadet bearing and maneuvers under Captain B C Daly. The University Artist's course opened March 16 with a concert by the music faculty featuring Clara Ewens Mina Wilma Hall George B E Knapp Envas and Roger Frisbie in piano duets.
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Laramie
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Casper
Cody
Greybull
Powell
Worland
Basin
Cowley
Thermopolis
Lovell
E. D. Hunton
Walter Watson
Sam Hitchcock
Archie Heigert
Pueblo
Colo
Paul Essert
Murray Klein
Gregory Smith
Sheridan
Charlie
University
Y. W
Fredonia Huff
Sylva Ekstrom
Isla Davies
Evanston
Elizabeth Steele
Longmont
Frances Feris
Ruth Stout
Paonia
Solo
Esther Temple
Loie King
Edith Ward
Mary Park
Rock Springs
Mary Mosteller
The
University Military Department
Lister
United States Army
Wyoming
B. C. Daly
Uniersity
Clara Ewens
Mina Wilma Hall
George BE. Knapp
Envas
Roger Frisbie
Ewbrough Property to Be Sold Saturday
The estate of Wm Newbrough will be sold Saturday at 2 PM at his former residence. Administrator C B Beach will conduct the sale, featuring surveyors instruments and household furniture. If not finished Saturday, sale may continue Sunday afternoon.
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Wm. Newbrough
St James Church announces services and bishop’s sermon
Sunday morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Friday litany and address at 4 p.m. Friday confirmation instruction at 1 p.m. Friday nights choir rehearsal. Bishop Thomas to preach Wednesday March 31 at 8 p.m. Public invited to attend all services.
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ST. James Church
Thomas
Wyoming's Share of Federal Road Funds Named
Cheyenne March 22 Approximately 1 200 000 annually will be Wyoming s apportionment of federal funds during the next four years for cooperative road construction if the bill introduced in Congress by Senator Chamberlain on February 27 is passed.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Chamberlain
Notice of Teachers Examination Kemmerer April 1920
Examinations for teachers will be held in Kemmerer on April 15 16 and 17 1920. No exams at Big Piney Afton or Jackson in April. Those wishing to take exams at the listed places should notify County Superintendent Myra Fe Geer M24-A7T to arrange.
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Kemmerer
Big Piney
Afton
Jackson
Myra FE. Geer
Palm Sunday to Easter at St Patrick's Church schedule
Palm Sunday masses at 8 and 10 30 AM with palms blessing before the late mass. Lenten devotions at 7 30 PM. Holy Thursday mass and ceremonies at 8 PM with all day adoration. Good Friday rite and cross adoration at 8 AM with Stations of the Cross and Passion sermon at 7 80 PM. Holy Saturday ceremonies at 8 PM and Easter Sunday high mass with benediction at 11 AM. Holy Communion at 7 AM. Catechism for children Saturdays at 2 PM. Non Catholics welcome.
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ST. Patrick's Church
Methodist Church Notes and Decision Day Program
Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship 11 a m Epworth League 7 p m evening worship 8 p m A Decision Day program will be given Sunday morning during the Sunday school hour Parents of attending children are especially invited Spear ling Music by senior and junior choirs Pastor A R Dickson invites all to attend Has Had Biel Trouble for Seven Years Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan endured seven years of stomach distress and sleepless nights He now can eat fruits and vegetables without pain or unrest after using Chamberlains Tablets Adv mentions indigestion or constipation relief potential benefits
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
A. R. Dickson
Theodore Sanford
Fenmore
Mich
Interest unpaid on Allied nations loans totals misread figures
Washington reports unpaid interest on loans to foreign governments up to November last at 281,240,114 with next year’s estimated interest 468,216,61 percent. Secretary Houston disclosed in response to a Senate inquiry, listing Belgium France Great Britain and other amounts with several duplications and garbled figures.
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Washington
Houston
Enaite Ipa
France
Great Britain
Healy
Ene
Hon
Fyreio
Ennate
Britain
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Kemmerer Hdw. & Fur. Co
Lincoln Abstract
Realty
H. R. Barrieon
J. L. Mullings
Kemmerer Savings Bank
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