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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
3
The Dairy Tribune advertises subscription options including one year six months and three months with rates shown. It notes advance payment is required and delivery may not start if overdue and mentions membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
A Casper editor urges residents to demand bold city and county measures to stamp out bootlegging gambling and street vice. The piece calls for public moral standards, condemns the Sandbar district, and demands authorities act decisively to restore respectability.
In a tense budget session the Wilson administration sticks to higher departmental estimates for the next fiscal year, claiming a need to cover operating costs and past experience. Officials declare a figure around 136000.00 as the required ante, while critics urge downward adjustments and practical limits.
An editorial argues Wisconsin Senator Irvine Lenroot should remain in the Senate rather than join a future administration. It lauds his legal knowledge and international grasp and predicts he would be a key Senate leader after March 4, while noting the nation would prefer his continued service in the Senate over cabinet duties.
The article notes the ban on bull fighting is lifted with Obregon's inauguration and quips that national sport bull throwing endures regardless of circumstances or administration.
A curt critique targets Gov. Harding of the Federal Reserve Board for a contentious get together with the agricultural joint committee. The writer questions his influence and accuses him of meddling officiousness, likening him to John Skeleton Williams and lamenting the limited remaining days of such leaders in power.
The text notes strong public demand to dismiss Wilson era appointees and block confirmation, with March 4 as the presidential transition date. It warned that Congress will end its term then and President Harding may act freely, unaffected by remaining Wilson supporters.
Chairman Benson of the whipping board submits evidence for criminal prosecutions in about a dozen cases to the department of justice. He notes the cane investigations are linked to a congressional inquiry and warns the public may see a close connection between the two.
A fragmented newspaper page fragment mentions various local items with garbled quotes and oddities. It references a Denver Post piece about cigars, college chatter on weed, a memorial at a classical club with interruptions, and Colorado’s silver and gold theme, all tangled in a chaotic collage of phrases and stray names.
Raw Ingou, recently hired as a night watchman at the Lovell refinery, was beaten by unknown men while walking to town. He is in critical condition in California hospital under treatment. First vacation in years marked Newcastle as Jae Burdick, longtime janitor of the public school, reflects on service since 1697 and retirement as students near ten.
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable items mentioning a view and some garbled phrases without clear persons places events or dates to summarize into a coherent news item.
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