Daily Tribune Advertisement and Notices Page Clip
Fragment from a historical newspaper page shows advertising and notices including subscription details, offices in New York and Chicago, and statements about circulation and Associated Press membership. Includes address lines, pricing for periods, and audit bureau note.
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Mondell Leads Republican Push to Trim Government Costs
Wyoming Republicans rally behind Frank Mondell as he heads a strict retrenchment program for the new Congress. He vows no compromise, aims to cut departmental estimates, repeal excess profits tax, and revise taxes and tariffs after March 4. Known for saving taxpayers as assailed by higher costs, he seeks to reduce government expenditures to essential needs.
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Wyoming
House
United States Treasury
Congress
Frank Mondell
Mondell
Republicans Call for Broad Fiscal Reforms Amid War Costs
The text outlines a program urging rational reductions in expenditures and tax relief, extending war liabilities, a complete revision of revenue laws, a protective tariff act, and readoption of the budget system. It stresses paring deficits while distributing remaining costs over years and restoring normal conditions.
The Faithful Scouts at Roosevelt Memorial Ceremony
A large crowd of Boy Scouts gathered near Oyster Bay to honor Theodore Roosevelt with flowers and memories. The speech and presence reflected Roosevelt’s ideals of citizenship, sturdy boyhood, and clean living as guiding virtues for American youth.
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New York
America
Col. Roosevelt
Swatting the Tiger A councilman’s raid leads to police court
Councilman Keefe triggered a controversial raid after inviting officials to join a gathering at a private location. The chief of police led the night’s action, gathering several participants and closing access to the main hall. Testimony claims Bolling not only obtained money but also the booze, while other figures remaining unnamed faced questions about involvement and exemptions.
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Keefe
Bohemian Quarter In New York City Faces Reform Scrutiny
New York police commissioner Ehrlich reports in a public annual statement that Greenwich Village bohemian restaurants and defiant venues drew a cosmopolitan crowd, with high prices and sensational acts provoking community anger. Officials moved to curb disorder as patrons flocked to avant garde performances and outside influences.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Wehard LK. Ehriaht
New York City
Bluright
Groatwich
Son Vent Ir
Vhewe
Erate
Bolt Rekon
Uhewe Pahis
Sigmon
Uae
Neighborhood Restored After Residential Section Clarified
Fragmentary text notes a residential Bustos area section being restored to its prior state and implies regulation of access to certain tables or networks. No clear events, dates, or entities beyond place names.
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Willon Econ
Civil War Probable Over Fiume Dispute
Rome reports civil war over Fiume anticipated as authorities and forces clash after a port seizure by Marian Levodoy type forces yesterday. The government seeks mediation while Kunsio resists and declares the state at war with Italy. No violence yet.
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Fiume
Rome
Fraime
Ofat
Marian Levdoy Tite
Kunsio
Fiune
Italy
Three Jailed On Disorderly Charges Here
Three were arrested on the Sandbar last night for disorderly conduct. John Doe and Marvy McCarty faced charges and posted bonds of ten dollars each. Laura Waltman, described as a negro woman, was also arrested on a disorderly conduct charge and held in the city jail.
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John Doe
Marvy McCarty
Laura Waltman
Untfer
President to Undertake Big Job at Finish
In Washington the president plans a major national task as he nears retirement. He aims to mediate the Armenian question and to review policy on foreign affairs while continuing steady leadership at home. The commerce commission reported rate changes affecting palmia Mahorland and Astorei, with ongoing interstate adjustments.
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Wihon
Wilson
Tas Sewrly
Plans for YWCA worker visit and pageant event
Plans outline a December 10 reception for a YWCA worker, with Mrs Katherine Baldy arriving December 16. The event at the Methodist church includes a pageant by local girls, a talk by Mrs Baldy on world YWCA work, and a tea in her honor.
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Maethodist
Katherine
Mara
Edeign
Casper
Bate
W.C. A
Mra. Faldy
Canor Welfare
Hoosier Produces Champion Corn This Year
A Hoosier farmer, Trover from Indiana, claimed the champion corn title by producing 100 bushels per acre or more. The report notes weather and growing conditions influencing corn yields across Illinois markets.
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Hoosier
Contractor Drops Dead in Cheyenne
A retired contractor in Cheyenne collapsed and died, with initial reports noting a sudden medical incident during work. Authorities are not releasing further details while investigations continue.
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Cheyenne
Doe
Medsmick
Lew
Tursday te in the ocrity of fort Peara
A fragmentary OCR note mentions Fort Peara and Cheyont fort with unclear references to an individual, suggesting a historical military or fortification context without readable dates or names.
Dozen Babies Divide Honors At Public Baby Exhibit
The Welfare Club and doctors from Casper organize free baby examinations funded by community support. Drs Smith, Bitelin, Sears and many others donate time as nurses and judges prize baby exhibits with cash and prizes from local businesses. The event thanks authorities and sponsors for overseeing the exhibit and second examinations.
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J. W. MelIntyre
de. G Smith
Bitelin
Sears
Lathrop
Latham
Myre
Duncan
O'Donnell
Donovan
Deuel
Talpers
Aven
Frost
Newlander
Luckey
Dacken
McPherson
Knewy
Ringh
de Morgan
Harty
Dickerson
Tir
Reichenbach
Sanférd
Wéckir
Miss MecPake
Misa Raidall
A&e
Casper
We Club
Kaba Schwartz
Kline
Ayres
Javans
Huber
Mrs. Blawrt
Shaffer & Gay
Berlin
Douds-Olliver
Electric Light
Gilden Rote
Weber Commercial Company
Wherr
Baby Pictures
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Rédmé
Bill proposes two year suspension of immigration
United Press reports a bill submitted to the immigration committee by Chairman Kibert Johnson would suspend all immigrant weekly entries for two years to curb the influx. The measure aims to vent hordes of entrants described as overwhelming the United States.
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United Press
Washington
Hotee Immigration Committee
Kibert Johnson
Washiington
Ohmwon
United
1200 Men Laid Off by Edison Plants in New Jersey
In New Jersey Edison plants, 1 200 workers were laid off today amid a broad business slowdown, with the Thomas A Edison affiliated industries citing the trend as justification for the cutback.
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Edison
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New York
Dec
Thomas A. Divon
Casper Laundry Plant Contest Draws Visitors and Prizes
Visitors toured the Casper laundry plant as a result of a city contest hosted by the Altar and Rosary Society. Prizes of 100, 60, and 40 dollars were awarded to three societies with carnations given to all attendees.
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Casper
Hugh
Casper Laundry
Altar and Rosary Society of the
Election Results Pending Official Tally Next Week
Officials indicate the final figures from the recent election will be announced next week. Early counts suggested shifts in key precincts but no formal totals are released yet.
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