Harding Root and the International Court
The article notes Harding's admiration for Elihu Root in shaping the Permanent Court of International Justice, created under League of Nations Article 14. It argues the Seventh Lodge reservation would have blocked Root or any American from involvement, challenging the senate's stance on world justice and U.S. participation. It also covers GOP campaign money concerns and Harding's remarks on Theodore Roosevelt.
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Harding
Root
International Court
Elihu Root
Permanent Court of International Justice
League of Nations
Seventh Lodge
Mr. Root
Mr. Harding
United States
Germany
Congress of the United
America
Senate of the
Democratic National Committee funds scrutinized in Senate hearing
Testifying before a Senate committee, Democratic National Chairman George White said the Democrats had raised only 67 000 dollars for the campaign and spent all of it, while confessing to collections slightly over a million.
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Senate
George White
Republican slush funds and sugar prices in debate
Senator Harding cites Mark Hanna claiming a 1596 Republican campaign fund of two million with half returned, while the Wall Street Journal cites sixteen and a half million. Hanna allegedly burned the books. Sugar prices are dropping toward normal, with Utah Sugar Trust leaders recently indicted for profiteering, a factor politicians may try to link or separate from government actions.
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Harding
Mark Hanna
Wall Street Journal
Hanna
Sugar Trust
Utah
Adopt Resolutions of Appreciation from Big Piney Institute
The Green River Teachers Institute held in Big Piney from August 1 to September 4 under County Superintendent Myra E. Geer is praised in resolutions published by the Camera office. The community expresses thanks to Geer and to Dr Foster, Prof Coxen, and Miss Bergin for their contributions and to Big Piney for its welcome and hospitality. The committee asks these resolutions be printed in county papers. Signed by Earl Schlosser and Mollow A. J. Payseur.
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Teachers’ Institute
Big Piney
Green River
Myra E. Geer
Foster
Coxen
Miss Bergin
Big Piney Long Ibe
Earl Schlosser
J. J. Payseur
Red Cross Active in Disaster Relief Efforts
The American Red Cross mobilizes quickly after disasters offering food clothing shelter funds and medical aid. In the past year four disasters per month affected 150 communities across 27 states with 850 deaths 1500 injuries and 13000 homeless, while Red Cross relief totaled $1 million in funds and $120000 in supplies.
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RED Cross
American Red Cross
Red Crown
United States
Corpus Christi
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
Georgia
Ohio
Indiana
Tenois
Hed Cross
Wyoming PSC Grants Increased Railroad Rates
The Public Service Commission of Wyoming held a hearing on intrastate rate increases for railroad shipments. It authorized filing tariffs raising intrastate rates in Wyoming by 26 percent on freight, 20 percent on passenger fares and charges, 20 percent on excess baggage, and 20 percent on milk and cream. The increases take effect immediately.
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Public Service Commission of
State of
Wyoming
Interstate Commerce Commiation
State of Wyoming
Methodist Church Plans for Last Sermon in City
The Methodist Episcopal Church notes next Sabbath may be the last Sunday for the current pastor in the city. Church services will begin at 10 o clock with a sermon by the minister. The notice asks Protestant residents to attend as a farewell.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Ereioe
Flo i
Hanterwill
Thomas Andrew
Meese
Tam
Kemmerer
Vindicator Divide mine owner credits health cure to Tantac
William H. Hart of Tonopah Nevada describes severe indigestion weight loss and nerve issues that vanished after four bottles of Tantac. He plans to return to his Vindicator Divide mine and praises the medicine. The piece also includes political notices, a sheriff candidacy statement by J L Mullings, and letters praising Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with testimonials from Michigan residents.
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Los Angeles
Canlac
William H. Hart
Vindicator Divide
Tonopah
Nevada
Chamberlain
Michigan
A. H. Hull
Caseville
Mich
Mary Carrington
Caneville
Miner Suffers Back Injury at Kemmerer Coal Mine
Jack Platt injured while bending rails at the No. 6 mine Kemmerer Coal Company a 50 pound rock fell injuring his back. He expects to return to work within a few days. The notice also includes an advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Guion Dry Store Guion Arkansas.
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Jack Platt
Kemmerer Coal Company
Mr. Platt
BE. B. Milborn
Prop
Guion Dry Store
Guion, Ark
Lincoln County official acceptance announces Democratic prosecutor
A political notice from a candidate states acceptance of the nomination for County and Prosecuting Attorney on the Democratic ticket. It describes commitment to continue the program for the betterment of Lincoln County schools and mentions primary nomination.
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Lincwln County
Primarion
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Kemmerer Camera
Robert R. Rose
Cox
T. Burke Kennedy
Wood
Lowden
Roosevelt
Senator Harding
Theodore Roosevelt
Benedict Arnold
Ras Uta
Teachers' Institute
Public Service Commission
J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem
N.C
Tanlac
Noveiiocs
J. L. Mullings
Lincoln County
Alex Scott
First National Bank
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