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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1920
Page
2
Notice filed at the Yerington post office identifies mail matter of second class and directs all communications and remittances to be payable to the designated recipient.
Former president William Howard Taft argues that he would have voted for the league covenant and treaty, supports ratification, and believes Article X would deter predatory nations. He says unanimous great-power consent would guard US interests, and the League’s global value transcends domestic politics. Published in the Philadelphia Public Ledger, August 1, 1920.
The article argues that women’s suffrage is already tested in states with voting rights. It contends women vote similarly to men on most issues, with no strong evidence they push moral stances differently. Overall, women voters are viewed as conservative and influential yet not a driving force nationally.
The Farmers Bank of Ellensburg warns farmers to resist radical change and a socialist league. It argues voters must choose leaders who keep the current state government steady and prosperous, citing Theodore Roosevelt and postwar peace talk as context.
Attorney General Fowler issues opinion prohibiting any person from filing as an independent candidate for a judicial office or justice of the peace. M A Lewis of Whitehall Illinois, visiting Yerington Thursday, shows interest in the Northern Light mine and is brother to a former Times employee.
The city council amends sections creating a sewer district in Yerington Nevada with duties for builders and managers. In Lyon County Nevada the estate of S A Imelli will be sold at public auction September 1, 1920 near Dayton for the deceased.
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