President Wilson’s Fight For Treaty Ratification Highlighted
The article argues the president backs the peace treaty and league of nations, noting public polls favor ratification and urging constituents to press their senators. It cites Lodge’s opposition, Chinese and Armenian concerns, and the global push for peace, urging swift Senate action. It also reports Lincoln county’s road-building program using new tractor equipment, contrasting its success with slower state highway progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
League of Nations
Senate
Literary Digest
League
Des Moines
Lodge
Japan
Shantune
Germany
China
Cuba
Linscoln County
Beckwith
Sage
Utah Line
Genet
Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County
Jacksy Hole
Star Valley
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Permanent Rank of General to Be Given Pershing
President Wilson signed the bill to make permanent the rank of general for John J. Pershing and sent the nomination to the Senate. A confirmation is expected before Pershing reaches the United States. For Rent Four room house. Apply to Mia Steve Angele.
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Pershing
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
John J. Pershing
United States
Mia
Steve Angele
Lincoln County Teachers Institute Opens With Lessons and Addresses
County Superintendent Myra Geer led Lincoln County teachers as the August 26 institute opened at 9 am with the Wyoming song. Dr D E Phillips of the University of Denver spoke on The Voyage Without a Harbor and The Unmeasurable Element. Sessions covered reading, language, government of youth, and vocational guidance with emphasis on character and measurement tests used in the army. Refreshments and a reception followed, and plans for ongoing sessions and a resolutions committee were announced.
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Myra E. Geer
Teaghera
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Mary McDonald
Victoria Campbell
P. J. Quealy
D. E. Phillips
University of Denver
Ise Garner
Dragontee
Phillips
H. H. Moyer
RM. Turner
R. A. Mason
Boards of Education
Boards of Education of the County, Mr. Mason
Father Lynch
Cure
Chentangaa
Jas. P. Rosenberz
Cultivating Character A Core for Chautauqua Success
The article notes the value of developing one’s personality for success and reports that 41 teachers registered certificates during afternoon sessions before Chautauqua. Districts No 2 and 3 are fully enrolled, and the institute’s program is highlighted along with a large noon dinner hosted by Superintendent Geer at the Kemmerer Hotel for Dr B Phillips, Miss May Garner, Mrs Katherine Morton, Mrs Mary McDonald, Miss Victori Campbell, Lena Moyer, and A L Burgoon. The piece urges county teachers to apply the institute’s guidance and extend hospitality to attendees.
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Phillips
Mias Garner
H. R. Harrison
Invo
Alarsssad
Ec Phillips
Lincoln County
Garner
la Fellows
Geer
Kemmerer
B. Phillips
Miss May Garner
Mra
Katherine A. Morton
Mary McDonald
Mia Victori
Campbell
Lena HH
Moyer
A. L. Burgoon
Resolutions Adopted by Lincoln County Teachers Institute
Resolutions praise the Seventh Annual Institute in Lincoln County. The teachers express appreciation for the well organized event and commend county superintendent Myra E for her leadership and efforts.
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Lincoln County
Mre
Myra E
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