Daily Tribune 1918 Casper Wyoming Publication Details
The text outlines newspaper masthead details for the Daily Tribune of Casper Wyoming dated November 29 1918. It lists staff roles president editor advertising manager city editor and shows subscription rates by mail and carrier. It notes Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations memberships and rights for republication.
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E. Hanway
Earl E. Hanway
Buatricia Mundger Thos
Huntiby
Cox Charges Wall Street Ties Roil Campaign Debate
The piece reports on James M. Cox accusing the Republican National Committee of a $15 million campaign fund linked to Wall Street. Will Hays refutes the claim, a Senate inquiry seeks proof, and Ohio Democrats accuse bankers of backing Cox to aid Wilson's League of Nations.
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Cox
Natonal Committee
Wall Street
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
Haydn
Hays
Senate Committee
Republican State Committee of
Ohio
Columbus
International Bankers of
New York Evening Post
James M. Cox
Gov. Cox
Wax
Wilson League of Nations
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan& Co
Settorn
Washington
Wilson
Leawto of Nations
Republican Campaign Fund
Idaton
City urges clear notice on doubled public improvement cost
The article discusses doubling an estimated public works cost for a district and the city’s responsibility to explain the higher amount to the property owner. It asserts both sides must reach a fair adjustment or pursue court settlement to avoid unjustly burdening citizens.
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Ely Ih
Smoot Praised as Useful Senate Leader by Democrat
Mark Sullivan writes that Senator Reed Smoot of Utah is one of the most useful men in the senate and in public service. Sullivan says Smoot understands government business, keeps close watch on treasury needs, and would aid economy in four years of peacetime governance. The piece also notes Democrats in South Bend and a Powder River visit by Miss Teasle Eccles.
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Mark Sullivan
New York
Boenng Poat
Senate
Onok
Reed Smooth
Utah
Smoot
United States
Treasury
Cox rails at GOP spending in fresh attack
Princeton Ind August 26 Democratic presidential candidate Governor Cox accused the Republicans of vast campaign spending by selfish interests. He said he would expose affaffe tomorrow at Pittsburgh and argued a small Senate group controls policy while promising farmer representation on the federal reserve board and other bodies to boost agricultural output.
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Princeton
Ind
Cox
Pittsburch
United States Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Interstate Commerce Sion
Thrift Coommitsion
America
Surveying Utah Country By George Schwartz
George Schwartz returns from months in Utah where he rode and hiked the countryside. He describes new rough roads and a single wagon path still extant. He small cave with an ancient Indian prayer stick and notes Utah may become a leading oil region with wide land and prospects.
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George Schwartz
Utah
Interet
Mr. Schwartz
of Fields
Schwartz
Union
Strikers Seek Supreme Court Stay in Contempt Case
Colorado supreme Court heard arguments today on a request by employees of the Denver Tramway Co to stay execution and free a man jailed for contempt while a decision is awaited. Details indicate Miss Ella Devise and Miss May Belle Goure are connected to the proceedings and a teaching plan in Lecompt Kan.
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Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Bichiye 9 Tramway Company
Misa Ella Devise
May Belle Goure
Hanrel
Lecott
Kan
Miss Davis
Resignation Accepted of Missouri G O P Chairman
The Missouri Republican Party accepted the resignation of its G O P chairman amid pre convention campaign pressures. Party officials announced the move as a routine leadership transition without further public conflict.
Nomination slate lists local county officials and candidates
The list names candidates for county and district offices including Sheriff R Ta Forbes clerk Alta Fuchey and surveyor Albert Park, with terms for commissioners Edward Kenny Tom Rall and others, plus coroner Lew Gay and justice of the peace Ward Tubbs.
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Sherift
R. Ta ‘Forbes
Leone BlackMore
Robert M. Ogden, Jr
I.ci
Mcore Way
Osa
Albert Park
Alta 'G
Fuchey
Edward J. Kenny
Tom Rall
Esscccensadeuces
Lew M. Gay
Justice of the
Taney
Perry
Dempsey Not Hurt, Manager Says
Henton Harbor Mich August 26 Jack Kearne manager for Jack Dempsey training for Labor Day bout with Billy Miske denied reports that Dempsey sustained injuries in an automobile accident.
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Henton Harbor
Mich
Jack Kearne
Jack Dempsey
Billy Miske
Dempey
Harding World Tribunal Hints In Speech At Marion
Charles F Hughes, former 1916 Republican candidate, told reporters in Marion Ohio today that he is confident Senator Harding will secure the establishment of an acceptable international tribunal. He spoke after a morning gathering to discuss align issues and public sentiment on foreign policy.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Charles F. Hughes
Receiver for Motors Firm Is Appointed
A federal court appointed a receiver for the Bethlehem Motors Corporation in Philadelphia. The firm is alleged solvent with assets around 4.9 million and liabilities about 3 million. M A Mestax departed for Douglas Wyoming to handle Melting offices business.
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Philadelphia
Bethlehem Motors Corporation
M. A. Mestax
Douglas
Wyo
First Trip to Wyoming Impresses Newcomers from New York
Bruce of St Regi New York and Mr Brute visit Council Bluffs and the city on business while awaiting the commander of the webk. They are guided by Mrs Tinald Holmes and are very interested in the country. This is their first trip to Wyoming.
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Firnest Bruce
St. Regi
N.Y
Glomare
Mr. Brute
Blults
Jim
Mra
Tienald Holmes
Wyoming
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