Casper Daily Tribune Office and Editorial Contacts
The Casper Daily Tribune details publication offices at Tribune Building Casper Wyoming with business telephones and post office entry on November 28 1916. It lists staff positions including president manager and editor and notes Associated Press membership and advertising representatives with office addresses in Chicago New York Boston and Globe ton Massachusetts.
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Casper Daily Tribune
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Daily Tribune
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Welcom
Subscription Rates and Delivery Notice
One year subscription rates and terms for The Tribune are listed by period and delivery method. The notice emphasizes advance payment, non-delivery after one month in arrears, and reminders to report missed copies.
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Mixed juries and the courts need new housing rules
The piece argues that mixed juries complicate courtroom routines and calls for changes in jailing and housing practices. It notes juries may be kept together from courtroom to verdict and mocks current cheerless jury rooms, suggesting uproar over etiquette in modern trials.
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Sewing Circle
Woman's Club
Keeping the Money at Home in Wyoming Persuasive Opinion
A Wyoming viewpoint argues for keeping profits local via reciprocity and laws. Outsider firms investing here should reinvest in the state to support home companies, with foreign entities skimming wealth otherwise. The piece warns noncompliance harms local interests and urges statutes to enforce duties.
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Wyoming
New York Life Insurance Company
New York
Tax Returns Must Remain Confidential Under Treasury Authority
Editorial argues against Congress demanding income tax returns for individuals and corporations. It supports Treasury and Justice cooperation to ensure accurate tax reporting while resisting congressional intrusion into private financial records. The piece warns competition could be harmed by exposure of business finances.
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American industry urged to resist government interference
The writer argues that public exposure of financial troubles could ruin rivals and hinder recovery. He notes many successful Americans once faced crises and survived, urging less bureaucratic meddling and greater private resilience to keep industry productive.
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United States
Defense of Congress Against Accusations of Fools
A Washington Herald critique prompts defense of the Sixty-seventh Congress. The text cites 136 laws in six months and notes major acts in revenue, budget, immigration, veterans affairs, war finance, and more, arguing elections reflect the will of the people and warning against calls for radical change.
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United States
Washington Herald
Congress
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Casper's Greatest Need and the Call for Education
A Casper op-ed argues that true improvement starts with education rather than legislation or religious reform. It urges building humane relationships and community to make Casper a place of love and Heaven on Earth, stressing education as the path to a better social order.
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Baiter Tribune
God
Casper
Special Features of Spring Styles at Paris Bureau Day Goods
Fashion buyers viewed an abundant spring collection with no new launches but notable detail changes. Skirts show rounded lengths and one sided movement. long sleeves yield to leg o mutton styles. belts stack and jackets contrast with skirts. Coats remain full length with belted options and scarf effects. Cape cocoon outfits, like the Maetic model in putty crepe georgette, feature self tone embroidery and contrasting cape trims.
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Menny
Maetic
Body of Woman Found in Grave on River Island
A woman about 25 was found dead in a shallow riverbank grave near Misistenippi River inland by two hunters. Carroll County authorities found no identification on the clothing. A small cord was found with the clothing, but the coroner could not determine cause of death due to decomposition.
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Clinton
Tows
Dee
Misalenippi River
Carroll County
Feathers Upon His Crown Sparkles in Night’s Cheer
A rhythmic, playful verse notes a cheerful man whose boastful talk about his feathers seems fine by night but would not sound well in daylight. The narrator invites readers to notice the contrast between nocturnal merriment and daytime judgment.
Local Lodge Holds Annual Memorial Exercises
Harding attended exercises of the Elke lodge to commemorate members who died during the past year. The annual ceremony included Edison phonographs and a display claiming records will not play all records.
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Order
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Smith-Turner Munjr Department
Prohibition Officials Told to Focus on Duty in Washington Post Notice
The Washington Post reports Treasury and Internal Revenue officials instruct prohibition directors and enforcers to abandon speeches and lobbying for dry legislation. Officials are urged to enforce the law strictly, avoid propaganda, and maintain loyalty to the government. The measure follows protests over agents' public activities and seeks to curb partisan commentary.
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Washington Post
Secretary of the Treasury
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Treasury
Pittsburgh
Federal Court
Federal Grand Jury
Washington
Former Theater Owner Arrested for Conspiracy
Denver report says J. Hines, 35, former Pipestone theater operator, was arrested by St. Paul authorities on charges of attempted arson and conspiracy tied to an alleged Minnesota case. Police say he sought to burn the Orpheum in Pipestone for $60,000 insurance. he offered no statement.
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Orpheum
Loyalty to the Laws and Lincoln’s Guidance
A reflection on reverence for law urges Americans to honor the Declaration and Constitution and never tolerate violations. The piece recalls the Revolution’s spirit and warns that disrespect harms liberty for present and future generations. It ends with a caution to cover one’s feet in wet weather.
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