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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1920
Page
2
In a New York speech a colonel denounced his opponent as evasive and false claiming the rival exploits weak appeals and sham rhetoric. He said the opponent has clouded judgment with glittering phrases and masked the nation’s core courage and honesty.
The piece criticizes Secretary of War Newton Baker for mismanaging wartime policy and misleading the public about the administration. It accuses him of backing the Wilson League of Nations and misleading supporters at the Democratic state convention in Columbus. The article portrays Baker as pursuing questionable aims abroad while downplaying real wartime outcomes.
The article questions Franklin D. Roosevelts bid for the presidency by the Wilwon party seeking to attract Theodore Roosevelt loyalists. It notes public appeals by leaders to broaden support while suggesting repeating past endorsements could undermine the Wilwon objective.
A Fort Wayne News summary contrasts Republican and Democratic views on League of Nations reservations and interpretations using a homely example. The piece discusses law, contracts, and the stance of Harding and Cox while contrasting pro individual effort with federal overreach.
A garbled snippet describes new dance styles the catalog calls the right step and camel walk. it notes a decree by the National Association of Masters of Dancing banning rival wiggle acts and labeling the new forms as modern ballroom trends. It references dates, places, and officials in a period-minded tone despite the garbled text.
A fragmented note cites let the government do it as part of discussions around public policy attributed to Warren G Manding, unclear in context and scope.
The excerpt compiles critics from multiple papers questioning Gov. Cox and Democratic profiteering rhetoric. It mocks proposals to cut government costs while noting profiteers and plutocracy concerns amid Democratic control and wartime policy debates.
A mosaic of quotes from Marton Star Concord Monitor St Louis Times and others debate the League of Nations and U S policy. Critics question independence versus cooperation while labor and political factions argue for or against the Wilson program and national enterprise. A separate note mentions women in life insurance and a housing limit halting female students at Northwestern University.
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