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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1920
Page
2
The writer denounces Franklin D Roosevelt as a Democratic imitator for vice president and accuses him of trying to control Republican leadership and platform. It questions his authority and condemns his criticisms of party leaders while urging readers to examine Democratic misrepresentations and forged platform claims.
The piece surveys party chances in several states as Democrats face Long and Brandegee figures. It notes Republican momentum in Missouri, Kansas, Vermont, New York, and Utah, with penultimate lines arguing that an American league is needed and warning of global turmoil affecting American leadership.
The piece critiques a Democratic appeal as repetitive of 1916, arguing it promises to keep the nation out of wars and uses fear to gain support. It compares claims to Cox and Wilden, accusing the speech of appealing to timid national mood and abandoning American resolve.
Fragmented text reflects a debates surrounding national debt of honor and moral leadership. It cites figures like Wilson and journalist Robert Browne challenging a chorus of defiance, with echoes of European tension and American imperial scrutiny.
The Providence Journal analyzes Samuel Gompers and the American Federation of Labor. It argues labor allies seek favors for a privileged class and would oppose candidates favoring equal treatment under the law. It cites Governor Cook and a Massachusetts election defeat as a warning against labor backed politics.
A Fort Wayne News editorial denounces government propaganda funded by public money under Wilson, alleging wasteful expenditures and political manipulation aimed at backing the Democratic party. It claims 2.5 million dollars annually spent on government periodicals and propaganda, with clerks producing biased materials for campaign use.
A critical editorial denounces the administration of President Wilson for discrediting official reports by using them to spread partisan propaganda. The piece asserts the president bears primary responsibility for the infamy and urges readers to reject the misleading documentation.
The Ellison White Chautauqua company tent at Lovell Wyoming was destroyed by fire caused by defective wiring after an afternoon performance. A piano and some lumber were the only items saved aside from the tent.
Fragmentary note claims no withdrawal from sheriff race and negates rumors of exit. Mentions candidate on ticket with possible misread names and uncertain timing.
The fragment discusses discouragement of Casper Midwest fans and a plea to support town pride. It emphasizes keeping morale high to maintain a good time and deter negative outcomes, though exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmented political and tax related text from Natrona County discusses County Assessor race, deputy roles, and standards of right living. Mentions Lyle E. Joy, site board of pavements, and a call for business administration. Also references an Australian soldier owed a bank note and a new note from Britain.
A Denver woman is held to testify in a Mann Act case against John Wright of Denver who is charged with transporting her from Crawford Nebraska to Wyoming for immoral purposes. The proceedings aim to secure her evidence for the court.
September 10 set for Washakie Day at Wortand Wyoming with agricultural displays and stock exhibits. A day of entertainment is planned for visitors, featuring additional activities and local displays to accompany the event.
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