Daily Tribune publication details and offices
The Daily Tribune operates every evening except Sunday from Casper, county, Wyoming. Publication offices are Tribune Building, contacts listed for advertising and circulation. Copies are on file in New York and Chicago post offices. visitors welcome.
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Daily Tribune
New York
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Subscription Rules and Delivery Policy for The Daily Tribune
The Daily Tribune lists subscription terms including minimum periods and payment in advance. It notes penalties for late payment, specifies delivery issues and replacement by messenger, and urges readers to report missed deliveries by calling the paper. It also identifies ABC and Associated Press affiliations and rights.
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Hay for Governor In Wyoming as Hay Hailed by Gillette Record
The Gillette Record supports John W. Hay of Rock Springs for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Editorials praise his business leadership since 1883 and predict strong statewide support if he runs, noting his Western roots and lack of political career prior.
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State Bankers’ Association
Hay
West
Rock Springs
Sweetwater County
Wyoming
John W. Hay
Douglas Enterprise
The Bright Promise and a Peaceful Path in World Affairs
An extended reflection links Wilson Jefferson and Monroe, tracing peace periods as sources of national glory. It notes the Washington conference advancing pacific aims, the Four Power treaty, and growing diplomacy with Ireland and Chile Peru as signs of a shift from war to accord. The piece highlights era comparisons and hopes for peaceful settlements.
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John Milton
Republic
Wilson
Jefferson
England
Monroe
Pinkney
London
Germany
Madison
James Monroe
Harding
Washington
Pacific
Peace Prospect From Washington Meeting Promises Global Confidence
The Washington meeting accelerates disarmament aims to cut non-productive armaments and redeploy funds to productive human needs. World confidence grows as parties envision real peace on earth and goodwill toward men through reduced military establishments.
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Washington
Blanton Attacks Gompers Over War Record and Labor Policy
Congressman Blanton of Texas launches a public assault on Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor. He accuses Gompers of driving the Adamson law and wage increases for railway workers, linking them to Democratic misgovernment and wartime policy under President Wilson.
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Texas
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Samuel Gompers
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Walker Hines
United States Railroad Labor Board
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Sheriff Marquis Quietly Builds Law and Order in Natrona County
The article lauds Sheriff Joe Marquis for enforcing laws and restoring respect for authority in Natrona County. It notes his early challenges with crime, highlights arrests of hidden offenders, and cites his vow to purge bootleggers and moonshine operators, promising a better future as criminals are driven out.
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Joe Marquis
Sheriff's Office
Marquis
Natrona County
Propose High License to Bar Peddlers in Casper
The piece urges that the city raise the peddlers license to deter itinerant vendors who tout door to door in residential areas. It cites Sheridan's example where a $200 license reduced nuisance and argues Casper should protect regular merchants who pay taxes and compete fairly.
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Sheridan
Casper
The Day of Judgment Dawns Over Two Nations
The article notes The Day as a grim mark of reparations payments for Germany and a feared future for its rulers. It contrasts Holland’s reclusive arch-conspirator and an Atlantic island inmate with global judgment ahead, framing The Day as doom rather than triumph.
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Holland
Candi
Atlantic Ocean
Erie Railroad Seeks Open Market for Maintenance of Way Work
The Erie railroad plans to hire individual workers and construction firms at current market wages avoiding fixed wage schedules and employment rules for railroad employees. It contracts for long road, bed and structure sections and may lease more such work arrangements.
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Erie Railroad
The
Erie
Reducing the Payroll at the Shipping Board
Chairman Lasker cut a third from the salary list. The June 15 payroll stood at 16,861,000 and by November 18 it fell to 10,008,000. Some high salaries remain due to efficient appointees who trimmed the need for many lower level staff.
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Lasker
Shipping Board
Railway Rates Versus High Prices In Railwage
An article argues that railway freight rates are less influential on trade than wholesale commodity prices. It claims 1900–1910 baselines show 1921 rates, with rates per ton mile and price indices for textiles fuel lumber chemicals and more, indicating price reductions must accompany rate cuts. It notes producers charging 100 to 150 percent more than a decade earlier hinder market demand.
Our Physical Imperfections A Quirky Fact Almanac
A collection of curious body facts notes that facial symmetry varies. eyes differ in strength, ears heights vary, and limbs show differences between genders. It cites statistics on eye growth, hair count, heart blood flow, and lifelong lens growth, with remarks on hair color and height trends by season and hair.
Alfalfa Club Calls Meeting on Farmer Relief in Wyoming
The Alfalfa Commercial Club of Worland Wyoming says conditions threaten local farmers and calls representative men from Big Horn Basin districts to discuss relief. It cites prohibitive freight rates high canal costs excessive taxes and lack of market as factors risking bankruptcy. The club urges state action to protect farmers and Wyoming credit.
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Alfalfa Commercial Club
Worland
Wyo
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Funda
Wyoming farmers press tax reform and irrigation bond plan
In a Wyomin g district farmers urge a special legislature session to revise tax law reduce penalties, finance irrigation and drainage bonds, and empower the public utilities commission to curb freight rates. A Worland meeting is set for December 20 1921 with farm clubs invited to send delegates.
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Rolief
Wyoming
Public Attisties Commission
Worland
Wyo
Tureaue
Big Horn Basin
Fuir
Pssing
Wives Exercise Privilege Over Food Affairs Cited
Fragmentary 19th century note claims wives control household food planning as a social privilege. Context suggests gender role discussion in domestic sphere with limited detail on source or date. No clear individuals or organizations are named.
Matrimonial Dispute Over Food Purchases Sparks Rift
A husband, unhappy with his wife handling meals, decides to buy food himself inflaming a matrimonial dispute. The case highlights tensions over household duties and financial decisions within a marriage.
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