Local News Digest Fragment Reflects AP Attribution
Fragmentary text from an Associated Press report appears in a local edition. It references editorial notes and subscription rates and lists organization affiliations without clear event details.
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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary text from an Associated Press report appears in a local edition. It references editorial notes and subscription rates and lists organization affiliations without clear event details.
The piece lauds Senator Smoot of Utah as a top Senate member with clear economic insight and national value. It argues his reelection would sustain Utah's prestige and praises his consistency, fiscal expertise, and defense of sovereignty against international treaties.
The passage discusses resistance to European entanglements and advocates for U.S. independence in foreign policy. It highlights Senator Reed Smoot and Utah voters as key to backing a strong stance against European influence and binding alliances, praising his potential return to Congress.
The piece critiques Democratic Party pledges and candidates led by Franklin Roosevelt. It notes Republican responses accusing the Dems of misrepresentation and indecency while praising press independence. The Chicago appeal and nationwide press sentiment are cited as sources of blame and justification amid the political clash.
The article accuses the Democratic platform of promising economy while detailing alleged overexpansion in aviation. It cites figures such as 1 051 000 for aviation and airplanek, 20 000 000 for Curtiss meters and related costs, 6 000 000 on Brietol planes, and 26 002 000 on army entries, arguing potential savings of 128 101 000. The piece questions delivery timing and value of purchases and argues for tighter fiscal oversight.
Fragmentary editorial style piece questions Democratic promises of economy and criticizes tax policy. It discusses company profits, corporate taxation, and redistribution schemes with references to the Cox plan and federal taxes, debating fairness between rich corporations and small businesses. The text laments economic plans and uses charged rhetoric about banking, industry, and national debt.
A garbled OCR passage discusses candidate Ox in Tavdr of A thx, referencing national reputation over profile and education. The text appears as an incoherent snippet about a candidate’s acceptance and business volume, lacking clear facts or coherent structure.
Leslie Finley seeks the world speed shorthand championship in Chicago, with two months of prior contests. The event in Albany's Magnolia Room opens to the public as part of the annual shorthand meet.
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