Casper Daily Tribune Office and Staff Notice
The Casper Daily Tribune the evening newspaper of Casper Natrona County Wyoming lists its publication offices the Tribune Building and HUBINESS TELEPHONES. It notes circulation and Associated Press membership with editors W H Huntley R B Evans Thomas Daily and advertising representatives Prodden King Prudden. Copies of the Daily Tribune are on file in New York Chicago and post offices and visitors are welcome.
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Casper
Natrona County
Wyo
Tribune Huilding
Prodden
King & Prudden
Steger
Chicago
Til
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Globe
Bowton
Maas
Copplea
The
Daily Tribune
New York
Post
Walcom
Subscription Policies and Delivery Instructions
The Daily Tribune outlines subscription terms including three month and monthly rates, advance payment, and no mail subscriptions under three months. It notes AB C membership, AP news rights, and delivery contact hours for missed issues. It urges readers to report non delivery by calling at specified times.
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Daily Tribune
Marshal Foch Calls for Economic Peace Commission
The article reports Marshal Foch's farewell in America urging serious action after victory. He outlines three cardinal points for economic peace including a world commission to reestablish trade, aid debtors, and reorganize postwar states. He warns of lack of unity among powers and urges concrete measures to restore confidence and prosperity.
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Marshal Foch
France
America
Economic Commission
Germany
ho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Russia
Count Robert de Montesquion-Fezensag Dies in Paris Society Scene
The Parisian poet Count Robert de Montesquion-Fezensag died at the Palais Rose in Vesinet. Born in 1855, he became a Morbid, brilliant figure famed for his Paris salons and a controversial “Missionary of Literature” in America. Whistler painted his portrait.
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Palais Rose
Vesinet
Paris
Robert de Montesquion
Annatole France
Lea Chauves Souris
Parix
Madame Recamier
Stendahl
York
Elizabeth Marbury
United States
Baudelaire
Poe
France
New York
Ignoranta
Mareschal de Montluc
Pierre de Montesquiou
Louis XIV
Anne Pierre de
The Count Never Married and the Roistering Hero
A fragment questions whether the unwed count could be linked to a roistering hero from Dumas musketeers, pondering nature and merit in a terse literary aside.
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Ature
Dumas
Census Reform Urged For 1925 By Steuart
William M Steuart census director urges a special census in 1925 arguing the 1920 count was unreliable. He cites widespread doubts about field workers and local officials, noting cities often double checked figures and business data suffered from questionable statistics.
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William M. Steuart
United States
Legislation by Amendment on Woman Suffrage
The Philadelphia Ledger reviews a proposed constitutional amendment by the National Woman's party led by Alice Paul. It warns of strong opposition from supporters of existing protections for women and notes potential protracted litigation and uncertainties about current safeguards if ratified.
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Alice Paul
National Woman's Party
Philadelphia Ledger
United States
Congress
Caring for Veterans Costs Rise in Training Figures
The Veterans Bureau reports a monthly cost increase of over 2 million dollars as director Forbes expands efforts to identify every eligible veteran. Training numbers grew from 82,738 in September to 101,941 in December, with maintenance pay about 15 million dollars each month.
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Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
League and Silesia Vote Outcome Overruled by League
In Upper Silesia the plebiscite yielded 59.6 percent for Germany and 40.4 for Poland, but the League of Nations set aside that vote. The move coincided with a sharp fall in the German mark, and Article 88 of the Versailles treaty appears annulled by league action.
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Upper Silesia
Germany
Poland
League of Nations
League
Press Critique of Prohibition Enforcers Urges Accountability
The Springfield Union argues Roy Haynes, federal prohibition commissioner, must battle bootleggers not the press. It condemns his claim of enforcing the Volstead Act amid alleged corruption and forced changes in his agents, calling for accountability and warning of bias against newspapers.
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Roy Haynes
Springfield Union
Anti-Saloon League
Washington
Haynes
To the Folks Back Home Christmas Poem Request
A reader-letter from a Casper home-sick girl asks for a Christmas poem titled To the Folks Back Home Published in the Tribune includes the text of the poem and a note from E Richard Shipp dated December 17 1921 describing homesickness and the wish to share cheer with distant loved ones. The piece ends with the personal signature.
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Eick
E. Richard Shipp
Casper
The
Tribune
Slater
Burlington forms new Commercial Club in Basin area
A commercial club was organized at Burlington last week with R. G. Nelson as president A. E. Schinf as vice president C Hensley as treasurer and C Webster Jr as secretary. Practically every business man in town and several surrounding farmers signed the charter list.
New Spud Grade Approved at Spokane Meeting
A potato grade between United States standard No 1 and No 2 was approved by the potato grade conference in Spokane. A representative of the bureau of markets announced that the bureau is considering no similar grade at this time.
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Spokane
Bureau, of Markets
A Prayer By Mildred Harned
A devotional poem asks for daily sacrifice and gentle service to others. The speaker seeks strength to continue in humanity’s cause and to perform duties with unwavering dedication without complaint.
Irish humor in New York graft inquiry sparks ethnic joke
In the Lockwood legislative committee probe into building trades corruption in New York, plasterers were fined 19 dollars for working on St Patrick's Day. The by laws listed Italians Jews and Germans, with no Irish names. Gallagher cited the joke as the reason they worked noted by Irish attendees.
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Lockwood Legisative
New York
Plasterers’ Union
St. Patrick’s Day
Michael Gallagher
Gallagher
Filipino protest to visit US over Wood Forbes report
A Filipino protest commission plans to visit the United States to challenge the adoption of General Wood and former Governor Forbes report on the Philippines. Some Filipino leaders echo Porto Rican calls for recall of Governor Reilly, angered by past Democratic authority in the islands.
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United States
Wood
Forbes
Washington
Reilly
Porto Rico
New grade limits for potato quality proposed
A proposal sets allowances for a new grade permitting a large portion of No. 1 quality and some of No. 2 quality potatoes, with an upper limit of six percent for dry content. The rule aims to define acceptable mixes and quality thresholds for shipment and sale.
Colorado Delegates Attend Meeting by Invitation
Attendees included Colorado delegates invited to join the meeting, indicating formal participation. The excerpt notes flesh injuries and imperfections allowed in the context, implying policy flexibility or eligibility considerations.
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Colorado
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Commercial Club
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Mildred Harned
the Hotel of F
Service Terrace
Miather
Holmes To Homes
East Railroad Avenue
Chile
Center St
Lorain
Speoney
Casper Gas Appliance CO
Wyoming National Bank
Casper’s Popular Bank
Midwest Avenue
Ash Street
Northwestern Depot
Larsen & Jorgensen, Inc
General Contractors
West Midwest Avenue
the Nicolaysen Lumber Co
Stewart & CO
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