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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1920
Page
2
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Ohio voters backed Republicans with about 276 000 votes and Democrats with about 225 000 in a presidential year, reflecting party enthusiasm. National figures and a controversial medical aside accompany commentary on morale and recent riot incidents at a park.
The city welcomed delegates from across the nation to a major gathering though details are faint. Attendees included many men and groups from diverse regions, reflecting broad interest in the proceedings.
City residents and officials debate billboard regulation amid complaints of indiscriminate erection on Boulevards. The discussion covers taxation ideas, inheritance rules, and calls for careful study before new policy steps. Local comments reference other cities and presidential-era ideas on revenue and urban planning.
The article quotes bank and political figures debating the federal reserve system. It critiques its administration and calls for eliminating politics in its operation. It warns of deflation risks, praises Aldrich era limits, and stresses automatic elasticity and cautious expansion contraction management.
The piece stringently critiques Cox and his administration amid Democratic and Republican clashes. It references Oklahoma senatorial defeat, a plea to suppress humor, and mentions W. G. Harding and Coolidge as historical pivots. It ends with a quip about Wolfakin parchment for banjos.
The incident at Salt Creek near Montay injured Charles Creech and five others when a vehicle driven by Julian Lever overturned on a curve. The car suffered heavy damage with Creech the only reported injury.
A girl was thrown from her seat in a car mishap on a rough road near Comanche Oklahoma while returning from Yellowstone Park. She sustained a broken arm and was taken to a private hospital for treatment yesterday afternoon.
Clarence C. Jewell of Salt Lake City Utah describes severe rheumatism that left him unable to move sleep or read. After taking twelve bottles of Taniac he claims a full recovery with renewed appetite weight gain and ability to work, praising the remedy and its availability at Alcova drug stores.
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