Casper Daily Cridune Publication Notice and Ads
Casper Daily Cridune announces publication details and advertising rates. Offices listed as Of Steen Burg and Assoc Editor W Huntley, with representatives in New York and other cities. Subscription prices shown for one year and six months, terms require advance payment.
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Willis Seeks Senate Victory as Ohio GOP Rallies
Frank Willis, a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Ohio to succeed Warren Harding, exudes calm confidence amid a strong Ohio GOP mood. He cites a decisive primary showing and asserts the party’s unity and readiness to propel Harding and Coolidge to victory in the presidential race.
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Western interests push for Western interior minister choice
A Western coalition of men and organizations advocates a Western appointee for the interior portfolio in the upcoming cabinet. The Tribune supports the aim but opposes any pre election enforcement of such a demand. It notes party wishes align with the West and urges timely consideration during the presidential campaign.
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California electoral events shape the 1910 election
Fragmented OCR text references California’s electoral votes and figures around 1910, mentioning Wilen and Wile Pind up votes in Northern and Southern California, and political activity linked to parties and figures like Miran Johnson and Charles K. Mctlabby.
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Charles K. Mctlabby
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Political Campaign Claims and Fiscal Debate Amid California Comment
The article reports support for Johnson and criticism of Hughes amid California political commentary. It cites Franklin D. Roosevelt’s speeches on federal spending, arguing the treasury runs ahead while pledges to cut expenditures would collapse if Democrats regain power. It contrasts Democratic and Republican roles in appropriations and fiscal control.
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Democratic rift widens in Missouri amid Reed Cox and Roosevelt clash
An open split in Missouri's Democratic camp grows as anti Reed supporters confront Cox and Roosevelt over Wilson league ties. Tensions flare with accusations of “crooks” and calls to back the Democratic ticket, amid looming November elections and party fractures.
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Taxation and war finance amid partisan critique
The piece argues against federal taxation and wasteful revenue use under the Democratic administration. It highlights Republican Congress savings, credits Mondell for cost cutting, and questions veracity of Cox’s testimony in the run up to November elections.
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Prohibition Yields County Safety Improvements Says Officials
A local observer notes prohibition reduces accidents and improves public safety. Experts say fewer intoxicated workers, better fire and police performance, and safer roads show the law’s benefits, with continued declines expected as enforcement persists.
Opposition to Billboards Prompts City Debate
Cheyenne authorities consider removing existing signs as Mayor Taylor supports eradicating billboards. The Cheyenne Tribune lauds the plan as public-spirited and cites the billboard industry as a minimal capital, noting agents seek valuable corners in major cities to erect new structures.
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Cheyenne
United States
Improvement plan faces billboard tax burden in town
The town debates billboard trusts as a corner property owner delays permanent improvement to avoid taxes. Mayor Taylor is urged to support the proposition and authorize limited growth to relocate boards, easing the tax role for the community.
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Billboard Trust
Letter to editor denies third party or independent bid
The writer rejects rumors of seeking County Commissioner nomination on any third party or independent ticket. He states he will abide by Republican primary voters' choice, aims to stay faithful to the party, and commits to contesting the outcome honorably.
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Mquamlk
Unclear historic notice on county election candidates
Obscure fragment argues Republicans object to Democrats and grading camp. Mentions Mr. Wo. Duke and Mr. Charles as candidates for Board of County Commissioners. Indicates two men will leave squads and gunport from new until the poll on Tuesday November. Signature J. B. GRP RrTE.
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Wo. Duke
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Board of County Commissioners
Population figures for eleven Wyoming towns released
An announcement lists population figures for eleven Wyoming towns led by Rawlins with 2 463 residents and Cody with 1 242. Other towns include Washington 874 and Dayton 136. Mrs Robert N Orden will return home from the State hospital tomorrow after a serious accident. Misa Bor raina Wright has resumed duties after a Yellowstone trip.
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State Hospital
Orden
Misa Borraina Wright
Yellowstone National Park
Weather Dips Whip Wyoming’s Reputation With Rain
The second rain of the month threatens Wyoming arid lands as drought margins worsen. Precipitation in the past hours measured about a tenth of an inch per McKenzie, weather observer, signaling below normal moisture.
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McKenzie
Caviar of Commerce Seizure Near Casper Thefts Reported
A garbled report describes a seizure near Casper tied to a counterfeit or illicit supply line. It mentions a commission and mining context, with references to men and stela and cloves. The text is fragmented and hard to parse but signals criminal activity and local enforcement action.
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Casper
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