Urge Senate to Hasten Peace Treaty Ratification Without Delay
A public, nonpartisan appeal signed by 250 prominent Americans from 40 states urges immediate Senate ratification of the peace treaty with Germany without amendments. Signers include Taft, Wickersham, Lowell, Catt, Grant, and Gompers, arguing delay risks renewed war and national unrest amid postwar tension. They warn amendment reopening negotiations would stall peace and harm U S trade and recovery.
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New York
United States Senate
League
Senate
Taft
George W. Wickersham
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Charles C. Moore
San Francisco
George Gray
Wilmington
Del
Sam‘el Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Harry A. Wheeler
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce of
The
United States
Carle Chapman Catt
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Cyrus H. ©. Curtis
Philadelphia
Heber J. Grant
Mormon Church
Spargo
Secialists
Washington
Committee On Foreign Relattons
Germany
Varia
Pattilun
Pouvelot
Jiny
England
Shantung
China
League Between Nations
Japan
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
California
Legislation Against Profiteers Debate Heats Up
Washington on September 24. Republicans in both Houses blocked new food control measures while the high cost of living drew public pressure. House members say existing authority suffices. critics argue profiteers exploit consumers as the Attorney General seeks action. The food control act is deemed insufficient to reach large retailers.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Haugen
Department of Justice
LaFollete
Sterling
Smoot
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Gronna
Harison
Offices over the City Drug Store
A short note places offices above the City Drug Store in Kemmerer Wyoming, indicating available space and location for tenancy or business use.
Fate of But Two Men in American Forces In France Unknown
Washington reports Private Gilbert E. Brown of Bozeman Montana and William Taylor of Tilijah North Carolina are the only American soldiers among over two million sent to France whose fate remains unaccounted for by the War Department. They are listed as missing in action, with questions about whether they were killed, died of disease, jailed, or returned home. The notice contrasts with Civil War unknown dead and notes the department’s thorough success in tracing Expeditionary Force deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willington
Washington
Gilbert E. Brown
Bozeman
Montana
William Taylor
Tilijah
North Carolina
France
War Department
Europe
United States
Notice of Sale of Estray Minor Iron gray mare declared estray
Notice declares an iron gray mare about four or six years old unbroken brand taken up as an estray by Fred H Nichols Cokeville Wyoming under Chapter 125 Session laws 1918. If unclaimed she will be sold at public sale September 29 1919 at 11 oclock in the forenoon at Nichols ranch. Board of Live Stock Commissioners of Wyoming. By CHAS. B. BOYCE Secretary Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Nichols
Cokeville
State of
Wyoming
Fred H. Nichola
Board of Live Stock Commissioners of
Chas. B. Boyce
Cheyenne
Remarkable Cure by Chamberlain Tablets
A Chicago reader describes indigestion, headaches, and sleeplessness worsened by irregular meals. After two months of Chamberlain's Tablets, they report a cleansed stomach, renewed vigor, and improved eating and sleeping, claiming they are now entirely well.
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Chamberlain
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M. Angellott
Supreme Court of California
Luther Burbank
Joseph Evans Cowles
Silas Evans
Occidental College
Lyman J. Gage
Gelorade
James B. Baker
L. Ward Bannister
Julius
Gunter
Francis J. McConnell
James H. Pershing
John Franklin Bhafroth
Jon White
Justice Supreme Court
James H. Hawley
Emmet D. Boyle
Hugh H. Brown
Alan
Simon Bamberger
John G. Cutler
Atten Benloh
Church of Christ of Latter Day Saints
B. L. Biter
Riter Brothers Drug Company
W. W. Biter
Board of Regents
University of Utah
Harry W. Tox
State Modseration of
Tabor
Duncan Mcfeod
Vilted Mine Workers of America
Janes Morgan
Miners’ Organization
London
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Drs. Stafford, Roe and Goldberg
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Oakley
Glencoe
John Scott
R. H. Sanders
the Auto Parts Company
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Columbia Battery
Rayfield
Wyoming Hide & Fur Company
Bissinger and Co
Salt Lake City
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