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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary notice from a 1916 issue mentions Tampa and a building exchange with names such as David J and references to Chicago New York and Wyoming. It notes printing and subscription details and delivery policies with an audit bureau mention.
The piece criticizes Coxey and Roosevelt for misdirection while urging a return to the United States founding principles. It cites Senator Harding’s appeal for national unity and warns against foreign entanglements and revolutionary threats, calling for restore of constitutional governance and American firmness.
The Tribune endorses a conservative plan for a world league based on international justice and law. It praises the Republican framework while urging removal of Article X and stresses gradual progress toward peace through diplomacy, courts, and international cooperation.
Fragmented OCR reads suggest a discussion of Senator Plarding and campaign figures including Gov Cox. The text references political roles and differing political courts or factions, implying a clash between legal and political spheres.
The piece notes the West Virginia campaign stance for Roosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt. It comments that Roosevelt is seen as stronger on policy while Franklin D. is described as milder in crowd appeal and public messaging.
The readable portions show garbled phrases about a prior event at a location called Bavingfield and references to government and wartime support. The rest is indecipherable, with no clear names, dates, or concrete facts to establish a coherent report.
The article notes a national housing strain with about 6 million improperly housed in large cities of 110 million urban dwellers. It cites New York and other metros facing shortages while buyers demand better homes. Local supply lags despite rising wages and profits, with vacant houses counted as a waste.
A city reports spending 26 000 dollars to repair the Coliseum where cracks and breaks threaten tourist safety as officials keep the area closed to prevent danger to visitors.
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