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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary text from a page notes business telephone, restoration, and Associated Press reports without clear events or identities. No coherent person or organization details emerge to form a concrete news item.
The Natron County Republicans plan on selecting nominees for general county offices to be filed in November. The Tribune remains neutral while urging voters to choose the most competent public servants. It promises to report nominees once Republican selections are made and urges party members to apply same judgment as in private hiring.
The War Department reports 173,011 draft deserters on file and plans a broad drive to round them up and hand them to military courts. The move promises no leniency for evaders, slackers, or officers who dodge duties, as public sentiment shifts against those who fled the country.
Fragmentary text mentions Cox and Kramer figures in a debate about romance and party dynamics. The readable content is sparse, with no clear event date or location, making it difficult to determine a precise news item or outcome.
Fragmented remarks discuss Wilson's stance on the League of Nations with Lodge reservations, Harding support, and Cox endorsements. The piece contrasts American independence with European engagement and probes promises attributed to Wilson and the president.
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved about 1.5 billion dollars in revenue increases for U.S. railroads. Freight rates rise about one third, passenger and Pullman charges also climb, with adjustments applying to coastwise and inland steamship lines and electric railways. The changes aim to lift net operating income to 1.086 billion dollars, with varied impacts by region and service.
The article argues that European wars drive immigration to the United States and warns against joining European feuds. It promotes peaceable leadership, free trade criticisms, and tariff protection for American industry, urging Missouri voters to support pro tariff candidates and warning about Cox. It closes noting high divorce rates in the United States.
Reading from a 1909 congressional record, the piece quotes Representative Cox of Ohio urging vigorous but peaceful opposition to reform measures. He discusses tariffs and duties, mentioning repeal of preferential rates and revenue needs while defending lawful, principled debate.
In Gillette Wyoming a court clerk reports a man refused to bend a spike protruding from a board in the sidewall injuring Mare's foot. The victim used crutches and fears tetanus while hoping to secure the spike into a harmless position.
A notice calls the Republican State Central Committee in Wyoming to convene. The document specifies a committee meeting of the state party with the state committee members. The exact date and venue are not legible in the text.
Blake Kennedy invites men to attend a conference in Cheyenne on September 8 to elect a chairman secretary and other officers for the State Committee and handle any business. The gathering aims to organize the Republican state committee and address interim leadership.
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