Harding joins international diplomacy moving toward Geneva
The editorial argues President Harding has shifted from studying public opinion to shaping policy on European peace. It asserts the United States will participate in the League of Nations and Allied commissions, despite isolationist rhetoric. The piece predicts Harding will move toward Geneva as his goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harding
Warren G. Harding
Supreme Council
Council of Ambassadors
Allied Reparation Commission
James A. Reed
Missouri
Harding
Senate
Europe
League of Nations
United States
Reparation Commission
Family of Nations
Agair
Geneva
Prosperity under Republican rule blamed for wage cuts
The United States Steel Corporation cuts wages by 20 percent, blamed on the self-constituted party of prosperity in power across all government branches. The piece argues party responsibility for industrial downturn mirrors 1893 panic, noting recent steel wage reductions and referencing prior price and policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Party of Prosperity
Pais
Democratic Party
Steel Corporation
Why the Steel Wage Question Stirred World Debt and Peace
The article argues steel wages rose in wartime only to fall as treaty ratification and postwar recovery strove to reshape markets. It suggests political party actions, not economics alone, determine prosperity and warns that policy shifts can both raise and ruin wages as global reconstruction begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Wilson
Paris
Steel Corporation
Enoouer
Bishop Lowe Elected To Mayor’s Seat At Afton
The Afton election last Tuesday produced a tight contest between the People’s party of the south ward and the Citizen’s ticket from the north ward. K W Stock of the south ward publicly backed Bishop Lowe despite claims he would not act if elected. Opponent B M Barrus touted his past record. Final count declared Bishop Lowe victori ous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
People's Party
Citizen's Ticket
K. W. Stock
Bishop Lowe
Stock
B. M. Barrus
Lowe
Lechner's Installs Modern Printing Machine
The Lechner Studio added a Sabre printing machine capable of 200 prints per hour last week. The upgrade enhances efficiency for the studio’s firing department and expands production capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lechner's
Lechner
Diamondville Notes and Social Gatherings
Mrs T L Stewart is expected home Sunday from West Virginia after her mother's death. Ladies hosted a surprise party at Mrs James Hunter's for Mr Hune's 80th birthday with gifts for the honoree. Mrs Wright Scofield returned from Laramie where she visited daughter Isabel at the university. A note suggests residents clean up their own block after a recent happening in Thamondville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Stewart
West Virginia
James Hunter
Hune
Hunter
Wright Scofield
Laramie
Isabel
Thamondville
Council Picks Two Elected by Narrow Ten Vote Margin
In a tight contest, George Kennington and C. J. Call were elected to the council by a margin of ten votes, concluding the local selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kennington
C. J. Call
Kemmerer High School Graduation June 2 at Auditorium
The Kemmerer High School will hold its annual commencement exercises in the high school auditorium on Thursday evening June 2. Captain Beverley Daly, University of Wyoming military tactics instructor, will deliver the class address, noted for his wide experience and broad views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer High School
Beverley ©. Daly
University of Wyoming
Daly
Forest Fire Prevention Article From U S Forest Service
The Camera could not publish Supervisor C A Beam of the U S Forest Service article this week due to space. It will print the contribution titled The Red Plague next week during Fire Prevention week, showing full support for forest fire prevention and resource conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Beam
U. S. Forest Service
Beam
These Boys Travel Fast From Kemmerer to Minneapolis in Four Days
A pair of riders sped from Kemmerer to Minneapolis in four days aboard a roda. They used Kemmerer as headquarters for a time before they moved on, dropping a card to a local pal announcing their fast journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Minnneapolis
Trail of the Arrow shown in Kemmerer area theaters
Theatre fans in Kemmerer may see Neil Shipman star in Trail of the Arrow on two nights. The film will screen tonight in Frontier and tomorrow night in Oakley with a special arrangement to show in Diamondville and Sublet on the following dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Neil Shipman
Frontier
Iamondville
Oakley
Sublet
Students Debate Government Ownership of Railroads
The second debate of the school year will be held Friday afternoon in the high school assembly hall. The Junior class will argue in favor of government ownership, opposed by the sophomores. Both sides express confidence in victory and promise an interesting contest.
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Kemmerer Camera
Robert R. Rose
Our Mail Department
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Iut
Dayton
Delco-Light
Delco-Light Company
Ohio
E. H. Frazier
Denver, Colorado
Diamondville Notes
Pourtil
The
First National Bank
Wyoming
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