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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1920
Page
2
The fragment indicates a Casper Wyoming post office entry dated November 22 1916 with a press service imprint and pricing details for a news service. The legible elements name Casper and Wyoming and reference a period prior to 1920.
The piece criticizes statements about the League of Nations and frames the discussion as treasonous talk against Wilson era policies. It questions leaders including Roosevelt and Daniels, and references the Democratic party and government power in wartime context.
A rough political diatribe accuses candidate Cox of soliciting a fifteen million dollar fund and links Wall Street influence to a predatory effort to buy the presidency. The anonymous writer rails against Democrats and the national government, invoking long‑stale fears of hidden money and manipulation. The piece resembles a partisan screed with exaggerated claims and unclear sourcing.
The piece notes Cox’s hints about a pro Sprinty comeback and government sale claims tied to Wall Street, with factions sizing up support and signaling Cox’s low esteem among his party and financiers. It suggests a political battle shaping up around franchise interests and international concerns.
Senator Hardinig stressed unity and duty in honoring frontier sacrifices and the diverse origins of Americans. He urged Republicans to focus on national service over faction, urging reconciliation with foreign-born citizens while promoting loyalty to the United States and peaceful world aims.
Fragmented text reviews a 1930s style debate on war debt refinement and funding, noting accusations of legislative action, treasury involvement, and bond management. It reflects sweeping fiscal measures and appropriations with references to bonds, notes, and maturity terms amid political dispute.
The piece argues that extra interest under the present method costs taxpayers hundreds of millions, and power over debt policy should rest with elected representatives, not a Treasury Secretary. It endorses refunding Liberty Bonds via a unified serial bond issue proposed by Harding, to enable legislative control and reveal debt timelines.
The text reports Warren G Harding addressing Ohio lawmakers and the nation, denouncing executive overreach and party sponsorship in government. He advocates government of laws, reasserting Senate advisory power, and criticizes democracy perversions while urging a restoration of America’s political framework and accountable public opinion.
The text voices a desire for tranquility and security worldwide. It contrasts peaceful home life with the aspirational dream of a fully realized, practical peace, warning against idealistic yet impractical fantasies.
Fragmented OCR text references Republican legacy and constitutional government with aims of fairness and progress. It mentions preserving inheritance of republican principles and pursuing greater achievement, though the passage is garbled and difficult to parse.
Fragmentary OCR reports a hunger strike reference tied to a Cork figure and a dissension claim, plus a Belgium note about King Albert and Queen Elizabeth planning to sail next month. The text is garbled with missing words and nonsensical segments.
The Flute Teachers Association legislative committee meets today in the County Superintendent Mayton’s office to draft navigation for submission to the state organization meeting in October. Members include J. Barly superintendent of schools, Nette L, and city superintendent W. Ohwell with Katherine Orton of Cheyenne also attending.
The Greek diplomatic representative moves to Constantinople in a transfer from Washington. The change places Rousnois in a key posting as Greece reassigns its envoy to the capital of the Ottoman Empire.
Chorge Morrison and his troupe arrive in Casper for an extended engagement at the Dreamland pavilion. The proprietor L A Fos promises the town a top quality performance with a fine new ensemble following a successful run with the Grarinolt Company in New York.
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