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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
3
Classified notice lists subscription rates for one year six months three months and per copy with typos and unclear formatting.
In Detroit yesterday Morice B Dodge president of the Dodge Brothers Manufacturing company died. The Garage of this city which handles the Dodge car was closed between the hours of 2 and 6 oclock in respect.
The author argues for restricting Japanese and other foreign nationals from citizenship and land ownership, claiming racial and national distinctions justify exclusion. It asserts the United States will set immigration and naturalization policies, defend American institutions, and prioritize native-born citizens over newcomers amid fears of undesirables and cultural fusion.
The readable fragment discusses opinions on domestic matters and attention to the Wilson tribe, noting growing concern and incremental changes in conduct.
Mr Obregon struggles to push his constructive program amid fierce dissension in the Mexican congress. Debates are physical as factions clash and blows exchange with fists, canes, and whatever else lies at hand.
A DC Supreme Court justice, appointed by Wilson, orders draft records to be opened to the court in a civil case where a soldier’s wife seeks information his questionnaire provided. Adjutant General plans to resist claiming draft records are confidential between soldier and government. The decision could affect many registrants and set a wide public policy for confidential military communications.
The article argues New York is a safer frontier for criminals than the James gang era and places the blame for current crime on the police department.
Government figures show a nine million dollar yearly tax on selling playing cards and forty million packs sold for fifteen million dollars. Officials estimate over a billion dollars won in poker and card games last year amid a gambling frenzy across the nation. The piece notes a nationwide surge in betting, contrasting it with prior spending on fashion as symbolic of cultural shifts.
The text notes that a group of Reds sent back to Russia about a year ago could not behave in exile. Several are imprisoned for attempted attacks on Soviet officials, and only one destination remains for deportation, described as warmer than Russia.
The latest reports place Pauline Pilman daughter of A. O. Pilman with her mother Mrs Anna Cracker in Racine. The narrative shifts to light gossip about entertainers and a Parisian note on women smoking as effeminate, followed by comic clips from The Billboard and a joke about a boy afraid of moving pictures from an airplane.
A large turnout is expected for a special George Vroman post No. 2 American Legion meeting Friday night. Officers for 1901 will be chosen with adjutant and treasurer among those to be elected and a new house committee to be formed. Only Legion members may vote, and attendees are urged to participate in the orderly election process. The meeting starts at 7 10.
Marine recruits face a chance to serve worldwide with either the Atlantic or Pacific Theater next spring. Sergeant Jt Smith, in charge of recruitment, reports new enlistees are being processed for overseas assignments.
The text describes a training period over three months at a location called Mare Tel and Othe and mentions an inter date in May or July. It references a bake sale by the Welme Club at Casper Storage A 7 with events at two o clock and mentions Canesia and U n States grants related to Yiegen and waronr.
An advertisement touts Lavoptik eye wash as a quick solution for red eyes. It claims regular use keeps eyes healthy and vivacious and mentions ingredients like witch hazel camphor and hydrastix. The copy targets women and promotes a dainty aluminum case called PREP.
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