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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1919
Page
12
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Local business leaders support a chautauqua in Tri Angle Park while a small faction pushes to move the tent to a vacant dusty lot. Citizens argue the park suits families and children, with residents praising the event as wholesome and well attended. The question remains which side will prevail.
The article reports on international representative Robert Foster delivering a Labor Day address in a chautauqua tent. He declares organized labor seeks its goals by lawful means not revolution, praising the ballot as the tool for workers to advance without lawlessness, and notes labor reforms have progressed with broad moral endorsement.
The New York State Federation of Labor declares a six month truce, praising government efforts to curb profiteering and lower living costs. It notes prices fall as production catches up with demand and argues speedier production will further reduce prices.
The article notes President Wilson plans an early conference with representatives of capital and labor to discuss fundamental wage issues and reframe the capital labor relationship. It suggests such talks could ease tensions and reduce costs of living tied to mill production.
President Wilson faced sharp senate questions over the peace treaty and the League of Nations. For over three hours he explained the pact’s terms, defended U S interests, and urged prompt ratification amid partisan critique and public demand.
President Wilson told Foreign Relations committee at the White House that swift ratification is essential. He cited copper mines in Arizona Montana and Alaska operating at a loss and Missouri Tennessee and Wisconsin mining at half output. He warned that Missouri Idaho and Illinois lead markets are limited and cotton use in the Central Powers and Europe cannot occur until commercial relations resume. Those nations concluding peace first will gain prosperity.
Sheridan commercial club launches a campaign for a 2700 mile Custer Battlefield Scenic Highway. It would start in Omaha and end at Glacier National Park, passing Sioux City Mitchell Chamberlain Rapid City Sundance Sheridan Hardy Billings and Great Falls.
The State of Wyoming Lincoln county Third Judicial District in the matter of the estate of Frank Sebastian administratrix Cora L Edick has filed final account report and petition for distribution in the district court. Interested parties may examine the records and file objections within thirty days after publication by October 28 1919. If no objections are filed the administratrix will proceed to final settlement on October 23 1919. Dated September 2 1919 RA L EDICE Administratrix.
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