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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1920
Page
3
The piece discusses rumors of Senator Kendrick’s retirement and a possible break with administration. It notes no decisive move yet and calls for direct confirmation before publishing further, mentioning a Wyoming constituency and the role of newspapers in relaying the news.
The piece praises Governor Robert D. Carey of Wyoming as a strong ally of Theodore Roosevelt and a steadfast Republican. It notes Carey’s attendance at the Chicago convention, his support for the party ticket, and his commitment to aiding the Republican campaign in Wyoming. It aligns Carey with Roosevelt’s legacy and urges continued adherence to Republican principles amid post convention divisions.
The Jackson Courier notes an expected visit by Senator John B. Kendrick to study regional issues such as the band, park extension, game preserve and other proposed withdrawals. His term lasts another year of 0, and he is not a candidate for re election though intent is to do good for the state before retirement.
Wheatland Times editor Drury, a Roosevelt follower and progressive ally, writes that Harding and Coolidge receive broad support from progressives and Republicans alike. He rebuts Mark Sullivan’s claim of widespread discontent and notes Democratic hopes for a more formidable Republican opponent.
Senator Warren Harding visited a New Jersey church during a weekend vacation. The pastor delivered a strongly Republican sermon urging national unity, statesmanlike conduct, and a critique of what he called un-American fallacies in liberty, industry, and politics.
The text cites the New York World’s slander allegations against Colonel Roosevelt and his stance on political figures during the 1912 campaign. It notes Roosevelt’s friendship with Senator Harding before his death and critiques press rhetoric while asserting majority rule and judicial progress.
Questions and answers cover global national debts today versus 1914 1918 figures with countries Italy Britain France United States and Germany noted for increases. A separate recipe explains cream pots and a quiz on clocks planes and historic topics with references to Urim and Thurim and Porcelain Tower.
A fragmentary historical clipping reports a Southern church seeking to fund a pastor through installments. The unreliable text mentions sending money now and more later, with garbled wording about wages or goods and a hoped for future payments.
A fragmentary Hoston Transcript features a private tutor debating a boy's punishment with phrases about being well grounded and the claim he may have eaten and pry them, indicating a cryptic juvenile discipline discussion amid wartime context.
A reward is offered for the arrest of suspects who stole a Buick and tires from the Burtingtor Depot on Sunday night. The items include two heavy bumpers and engine numbers 500 and 306, with other details unclear in the notice.
A man purporting to be from Philadelphia and named M L Margeolia fleeced Casper merchants with fraudulent checks and confidence tricks between Saturday and Tuesday. He vanished yesterday after a failed $2700 diamond ring scheme at H B Kline Jewelry and other deceptions, leaving behind a half dozen questionable payments and a $500 deposit slip as a dubious voucher. The suspect described as a 60 year old Russian Jew, bald with a stooped gait, weighs about 125 pounds and stood five foot six inches tall. authorities pursued him west on the Northwestern.
Resources show undivided prosta and current expenses with interest and tax. Certified checks outstanding and cashier's checks on own bank. Certificates of deposit due in less than 40 days. Net amount due to brokers and trust companies and other deposits listed.
An OCR fragment notes a person staying in a hotel room and wanting to find a room that shows all rooms were one. It mentions fear of exposure and restraint, with references to consecutive nights in the same room and avoidance of a risky situation.
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