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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1920
Page
2
The public interest must come first in rail and coal disputes. Government should curb threats to food and fuel supplies, ensure uninterrupted essentials, protect lives and property, and punish attempts to disrupt nationwide distribution. Those prioritizing self over the public deserve broad condemnation.
An article criticizes the Democratic administration for rising federal payroll and salaries totaling over a billion dollars annually. It recalls past pledges for economy and cites figures from civil service and treasury discussions, urging urgent government reform and spending cuts to avoid deeper fiscal strain.
The passage argues that organization method and personnel are crucial to government success. It contends the city manager plan more easily secures qualified officials and enables removal of incompetents. It claims the manager form yields better results than mayor council and is suited to modern needs.
Mr Wilson will reside in Washington and serve as the sexton of the Democratic cemetery, continuing his residence there.
Mrs. Asquith wife of former British premier wrote a diary with intimate conversations and opinions from leaders of the realm. The publication provoked public repudiation by British political figures and social ostracism while the war reshapes old foes into allies. She plans a prolonged visit to America as the uproar subsides.
Senate debate over the Kenyon Kendrick bill to regulate meat packing shows weak audience attendance and likely delay beyond the holiday recess. The measure faces possible shelving by upcoming large appropriation bills after year start, with supporters criticized for inaction and opponents active. Opinions on merit diverge, and prospects for passage appear poor regardless of value.
The question asks why America sustains feeding European nations two years after a major crisis and why citizens there do not work to support themselves. It explores postwar relief aims, economic recovery needs, and questions of self sufficiency versus continued aid.
The secretary expresses frustration at the stalled submarine program under his tenure. Critics question accountability for the setback and seek who bore responsibility for the delays.
A fragmented clip notes Wyoming experiencing favorable weather and a pleasant mood in a modest period. The passage hints at positive conditions without detailing dates, numbers, or specific events.
Reports from multiple provinces describe a severe famine across east and west China from the Gulf of Chihli to Shang-ching Henan with thousands dying daily. Refugees trek south and women and children endure hunger while救援 funds and aid efforts unfold including loans and rice shipments.
Readers discuss the state land board dispute over Standard Oil plans to build homes for its workers on 40 acres. They question city needs for park land near the cemetery and suggest economical use of land south of Casper while noting a governor donated 160 acres for park purposes and potential park development costs.
Gaspar Collins Camp No 15 of the Spanish War Veterans in Colorado Wyoming held a Monday meeting to elect officers for the coming year. E B Kemp is commander and officers include George Wendbury J Frisby O w Schencker P McNemunra L D Scott Louis R Schmidt George W Ferguson W W Sproul Lincoln F Kelly. The annual encampment will be held next July with installation January 31 at the lodge. The women's auxiliary will join plans as delegates from Colorado towns are expected.
Denver Colorado December 28 losses in the year 1920 will total twenty four million dollars for the American Railway Express company Cassius Day in charge of the mountain district says petty larceny pleas were allowed in many cases where theft value was high to obtain convictions
PUERelo Colo December 28 Four miles of the Santa Fe trail east of Sieth will be paved with concrete in 1921. The work starts early summer under James A Bell who led the surveying party that mapped the stretch. The trail is already concrete from Blonde two miles west of town. Bell and the state highway commission hope funds extend to the Kansas line.
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