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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
2
The speaker warns that crime is driven by foreign colonies and urges congressional intervention. He cites Ellis Island figures showing thousands denied or deported in 1920 and argues the Tammany machine exploits these migrants, endangering law and order as immigration rises in importance.
A brief classified style item lists subscription durations of six months three months and one month with per copy pricing noted.
An old observer warns youth against discarding cigar or cigarette stubs on sidewalks saying the habit risks fires. He praises good citizenship and wishes soldiers and youths strength, power, and prosperity in a Christmas note to readers.
In Geneva the League of Nations members urge the United States to appoint a representative to advise on armament. With a new administration soon, President Wilson is unlikely to take action beyond acknowledging the invitation. The U.S. cautions that such an envoy would lack authority to speak for the nation.
Hon James R Mann returns to his Chicago district refreshed and ready for congressional work. Writers once pictured him as speaker and floor leader, but he insists he is not a candidate for either role. He pledges to do his best for party and country as a humble member.
A Kings County grand jury report critiques immigrant colonies as a crime source in New York. It urges restricting immigration by literacy and civic understanding and educating foreign-born adults in basic American institutions to prevent further social disruption.
M Obregon recently took office in Mexico and pledged wide reforms in social and civil matters. The public remains skeptical after numerous empty promises from high Mexican sources.
The speech to New York business leaders condemns wartime profit seeking and broken promises. It argues Americans must follow moral laws in commerce and politics, cites canceled orders as evidence, and warns deflation and social cost unless obligations are met. The piece links moral reform to Republican lessons from Wilson era failures.
A cryptic note links Henry Ford in his Dearborn Independent to Barney Baruch via a metaphorical sharp stick, suggesting a sharp critique or provocative stance affecting public discourse.
Wyoming notes report chemist Mr Updegraff of Midsweet Refining on a trip for a Longmont inspection. He is to meet Mr Happy Hooligan and Mr Dubb to review the Guld mint and expect a dividend outlook on return in two weeks.
Fragmentary remarks from Glenrock describe a tough game where the Glenrock crew fell short of scoring as the Douglas team edged ahead. The Glenrock Gazette notes a printer’s error amid confusion over the toils of the match and looming deadlines.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a portrait in half column format and a headline reading Out Where the West Begins. The text mentions Seana Beth West and a newspaper caption beneath the portrait, with unclear surrounding details.
An unruly display at Gut town drew disgust as a performer in scant clothing danced onstage amid jeers. A later scene showed the participant removed to a rear area while officials intervened.
Fragmentary OCR lists players and positions from multiple colleges and cities including Pittsburgh Ohio New York and Wesleyan. The text hints at evaluating an All American team and potential opponents but provides no coherent lineup or definite details. The readable names include Socklows ki Modarrelli Fag Schima Brown Smimme Mestebady Hosdowich and Ba with various line positions.
Fragmentary OCR lists players including Juss Stevens Civileto Sprinigield and Molxbaenn ki in positions like quarterback right halfback and fullback with unclear team reference and misspellings.
A reader calls for improved sidewalk etiquette in Casper. The letter urges pedestrians marching four abreast to yield space, avoid crowding or scraping against buildings, and suggests orderly steps for those with or without military drill experience.
Attorney Alex B. King purchased a Blue Ribbon Letter from the celebrated kennels of Gloucester New Jersey. The prize winner took blues at several New York dog shows and was shipped from Gloucester yesterday, expected to arrive here later this week.
Funeral services for Mrs. Oseir Oberg will be held Friday at 2 30 p m. Rev C M Thomp will officiate at the First Church. The deceased is the mother of the church's longtime member and local community figure.
A local marriage notice records a ceremony at City Missouri on December fourth uniting John Higgins and J Marrieth of Cager in marriage.
Miss Emma Okerstrom principal at the Toast Casper school returned from Odebolt Indiana where she was called on November 24 by the serious Mines and death of her father.
The note asserts the Dodge brothers John and Horace Dodge remain well and the business continues to build steadily, with Casper in Wyoming mentioned as a location. It presents a brief, optimistic update about the founders and the company’s ongoing progress.
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