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Casper Daily Tribune

Location

Casper, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1920

Page

4

Bleiners Telephone Report From Casper Wyoming

From Casper Wyoming a report by the Associated Press through United Press cites David J. all of Prudden King and Prudden in New York and Chicago offices. The Daily Prisone lists copies available at offices for visitors with a price tag noted.

Casper Wyoming Posto Associated Press United Press David J. All Fwth Ave Prudden King & Prudden Sterer Hag, Ghiengs Daily New York Chicago Emeensee

Fragmentary OCR News Snippet From Laramie

An unreadable clipping mentions Ediaon, 489, and a repeated playing of something amid references to a Davin family from Minnesota visiting relatives. It includes partial names and places but lacks clear events or dates to form a definite record.

Where Is Our Hero Back Home A Soldier's Plea

A reflective piece argues that America should honor the unknown American soldier buried in France by repatriating his remains to Arlington and giving him a home on a sunny slope, bearing the flag and solemn tribute alongside other nations' heroes. The author stresses shared sacrifices in World War I and the need for a national act of remembrance.

Britain Tommy Atkins France Polly America Yank Arlington Alley Republic

President Prepares Final Message to Congress

The president is drafting the concluding sections of his address to Congress set for presentation next Tuesday. Public interest in the forthcoming document appears limited.

Congress

Harding would not accept foreign control over US armed forces

The passage asserts that President Harding and the Senate will reject any international covenant granting foreign jurisdiction over American military power, surrender of the Monroe Doctrine, tribunals over domestic policy, permanent free trade, trade secret exchanges, or unequal voting power favoring Britain, warning against perceived assaults on U.S. independence.

League of Nations Association of Nations Harding Senate Great Britain United States

Bond Market Buzz Sparks Heavy Turnover

Traders report a surge in bonds and securities activity with notable gains for the most active traders dubbed thighjackers, as market turnover climbs and profitability concentrates among quick movers.

Court weighs odd marriage plea in Kentucky case

In Paducah Kentucky Walter Thornton seeks court guidance after being accused of marrying his mother in law Effie Hale in a case twisted by a Kentucky statute forbidding a man from marrying the mother of his wife. Officials acknowledge the legal puzzle and consider the next steps.

Paducah Walter Thornton Effie Hale Sihem Kentucky Thornton

Defend ant in awkward matrimonial venture unsettles crowd

A fragmented society scene notes mixed reactions to a husband’s bold marital move. Women approve of the romance while men doubt its timing, speculating on Thornton's daring may be misapplied.

Thornton

Pennsylvania Railroad System Serves Broad U S Network

The Pennsylvania Railroad system spans fourteen states and serves a population of 52,000,000 people, highlighting its extensive reach and impact on regional transport and commerce.

France Adopts Turnover Tax Across All Commercial Sales

France introduces a turnover levy of 1-10 percent on all commercial transactions excluding stock broking and banking. One percent to the state and one-tenth of one percent to local authorities. Registers kept by traders collect the tax at each sale from raw material to consumer. Critics warn it raises prices and increases cost of living. Revenue reaches about 3,000 million francs annually, with projected 5,000 million by next year.

France American Congress Doe Soest

Borah's Peace Plan Restores Warless Era

Senator Borah will submit a complete program for peace and US role in world affairs in the new session. It rejects the League of Nations and other proposals, urging a Knox resolution with Germany, codified international law, expanded Hague tribunal, return of seized territories, and settlement of disputes by the international court without war.

United States Senate Borah Wilson League of Nations Association of Nations Harding Knox Germany Hague Tribunal International Court

Budget Bill Aims to Reform Treasury Oversight

Congress prepared to send to the president a revised national budget bill after vetoes. It requires the president to present an annual estimate of receipts and expenditures with treasury data. It calls for a budget bureau under the president and a general accounting office to standardize public bookkeeping.

Congress Wilson Representative Good Iowa House Senate

Monument to the landlord who lowers rent

Verse from the Birmingham Age-Herald condemns a landlord who lowers rent and would advertise that children are welcome in any house, praising the honorable type of mortal who knows virtue. The poem also references poisoning whisky as akin to desecrating a decayed egg.

Birmingham Age-Herald

Christmas Gift Hints From Casper Stores Shopper

Tribune Shopper tours Casper shops finding gift ideas in December. Leather bags, vanity cases, pearl strands from Evans Jewelry, and La Tausca imitation pearls with platinum clasps are featured. Ten cent store stocking stuffers, flowers from Keith and Palm, and festive window displays add seasonal cheer.

Universal Ae Raines Ok Rie Dryne Evans Jewelry Company France Qeay Keith

Mysterious Wyoming Fire Sparks Competing Theories

Reported fire in Wyoming drew wide comment over its origin. Some suggest mice gnawed a box of matches, while others blame an intruder accidentally starting the blaze.

Notice from J C Bugs Randolph on personal conduct

Fragmentary note urges restraint and responsibility for smoking drinking and work, mentions Rey and Ron, hints at manager role and running an opry by Randolph. Ambiguous context leaves several names and actions unclear but signals personal conduct guidance.

Rey Ron OPRY J. C Bugs) Randolph

Denishawn Girls Train Under the Pepper Tree

In a valley near the Sierras Misa St Denis and Mr Shawn train girls in dance on a platform under a pepper tree. They practice technique to express stories while wearing Denishawn suits and using mirrors for line and form.

Great Rock

Alpha Tau Omega Dinner Dance Set This Thanksgiving

The Alpha Tau Omega fraternity will host its annual Thanksgiving season dinner dance Saturday evening at the A T O house. The event is described as one of the season’s pleasant social happenings with a dinner to follow.

Alpha Tau Omega

Local youth game ends abruptly after chilly start

L. L. Lowery and Bert Sims guided a youth game that began cold and unsettled Tuesday, with players showing effort despite the frigid conditions and later a defensive stand by both teams.

L. L. Lowery Bert Sims Vor Douglas

Chicago raid nets thousand criminals cited by Herald

The Hudson Herald reports a recent Chicago raid rounding up about 1,000 criminals. The piece notes long standing claims that mail order houses were the city’s only illicit operations.

Chicago Hudson Herald

St. Joseph Man Claims Danny Deever Record Purchase

A note by Lewis Pea of St. Joseph, formerly from Laramie, states he secured Middleton’s Danny Deever record recently. The fragment mentions his claim, with no further details on date or location.

Lewis Pea St. Joseph Laramie Danny Deever Middleton

Noted Suffragist Issues Statement At City Club Meeting

Mrs Sloan of Wellington and the Lincoln Club spoke to city women urging support for the suffrage cause. She described medical trials and current efforts, praising Tanlac as a remedy while stating the need for relief for women seeking rights and health aid.

Ube Fwil Nunn Avenue Buttalo Showa Hiya Buttulo United States Washington Wealdngton Mre Sloan Ie

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