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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
3
Fragmented OCR shows a notice about Police Chief James and Lyrah planning improvements after an attack that kept him from the city for about a week. The item references the police headquarters and mentions a forthcoming advertisement about subscription rates and public notices.
A committee is named to arrange a joint installation with the Star in roughly two weeks. Other officers including pon, secretary R. C. Vandenberg, and Nicolaynen J. Ty with Oscar land are noted in the text.
A authoritative plea urges Caspeg city and county authorities to force railroad companies to install proper protection at three dangerous grade crossings on North and South Center streets and East Second Street. The letter warns of preventable accidents and calls for towers barriers alarms and watchmen to prevent loss of life.
H G Welles after a recent visit states the Russian people are entirely indifferent to politics and form of government. He notes it is not surprising given the past six years and that it is tiresome to inquire daily about the government.
The Missouri state board of agriculture appeals to Congress committees on agriculture for a prohibitive tariff on foreign wool and woolen goods. It argues for an immediate high tariff to embargo imports and save the sheep industry amid partisan delays as the wool crisis worsens.
Fragmentary note reflects historic call for guaranteed voting rights and equal representation in the United States government across years. References to unmolested franchise and citizen guarantees highlight constitutional debates on democracy and civil rights.
A historical argument denounces eleven Southern states for voter disfranchisement known as the Solid South. It argues for reducing their congressional representation and proportional voting power to correct long-standing election injustices, citing 1916 and 1918 figures and proposing reapportionment after the 1920 census.
The text chronicles Secretary Colby delaying departure for a South America voyage until President Wilson designed a special flag. The Florida battleship carries the banner with a dark field and white State Department arms flanked by gold stars, signaling a lighthearted naval joke about the masthead flag associated with the mission.
A rambling note mocks Judge Landis the supreme umpire of baseball. The speaker jokes about impeachment threats and resigning to Washington by telegram if Congress passes a disapproval resolution.
Casper A Kenyon 26 a former ranch hand near Kay cen died suddenly last night at the Stir rooming house on the Sandbar from an epileptic seizure. An inquest will be held one afternoon by Justice Perry Morris as no physician was called. Body remains at Shaffer Gay chapel while friends notify relatives.
George B. Nelson presides as master after election of Ye Blue Judge Lodge officers. New senior warden P. D. Cunningham and junior warden L. D. Bran named, with other officers elected to fill positions. The results reflect a formal lodge meeting and succession of leadership.
A Puget Sound Electric foreman from Tacoma reports Tanlac improved his digestion rheumatism and nerve troubles. He states weight loss better sleep and energy after taking Tanlac and credits wife also regaining strength and vitality in daily life.
Poem recalling soldiers and their enduring legacies on the trails they left behind. It honors duty, Christliness, and the sacrifices of men who forged paths through hardship for future generations.
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