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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
2
Casper Wyoming port office records show a 1916 notice detailing subscription rates and terms for the Daily Tribune. It lists carriers, payment in advance, and no mail subscriptions under three months. It notes delinquency stops delivery after one month.
The piece extols Jovine T Lemont Lenroot as a stalwart Wisconsin senator with a strong record in Congress. It notes his eight of fourteen Lodge reservations to the League of Nations and his role as a premier debater and parliamentarian. It outlines his 1918 election during WWI, his loyalty platform, and his consideration as a presidential candidate and keynote speech figure at the Republican Convention.
Text fragment discusses public evidence at a Che Pye convention and related activities. Mentions jobholders under elimination and a tie to a broader political event. Names and places are garbled, but reference to a public event and inquiry remains.
The piece argues the Republican platform targets Democratic looters and questions wartime spending. It cites excess equipment for horses and vehicles, large harness and saddle totals, and postwar disposal losses, urging inquiry into government procurement and the use of wartime bonds. It also critiques Governor Cox’s stance on prohibition and enforcement, tying it to broader political accountability ahead of the election.
Fragmentary editorial discusses James M. Cox of Ohio as the likely Democratic presidential nominee and a compromise candidate. It argues Cox could unite temperate factions amid party tensions and election prospects ahead of the national convention.
The piece portrays a heated partisan moment as Democratic factions clash over leadership and strategy. It notes the lingering influence of a long controversial figure and hints at preparations for the next campaign, framing internal rivalries and public reactions.
Fragmentary clause notes pursuit at Bryan Prisca and suggests a final outcome of re emergence. The text remains unclear on persons or events.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places tied to land leases or property entries across Wyoming towns including Thermopolis Lusk Cheyenne Newcastle and Wasco. Entries mention individuals Robousher Sundinee Minton Gill Parison and Davis with parcel references and section numbers such as 16 42.03 16-53-07 and NG 400D in terse format.
The American Legion commander from Lebioh is touring the Western states. He will arrive in Cheyenne on July 25 at 6 p.m. and stay until July 16 to meet state officials and attend events. He travels with his wife and James J. Dapst, editor of American Lesson Weekly, leaving Indianapolis July 20.
A garbled excerpt hints at a reflective, cryptic note about reputation and rumor. The lines evoke suspicion and social judgment, suggesting a community weighing what others truly know about a person. The fragment contrasts warmth with cold judgment.
The readable text includes unusual phrases and proper nouns like Les and dog wine plus names such as Louteville Coury purnal BA YOY. Content appears as garbled OCR with no clear event or report context.
Prohibition party to field a presidential ticket at its Lincoln Nebraska convention starting July 21. Hinshaw, party chair, says GOP and Democratic failure to back 18th Amendment keeps a dry ballot viable. Sessions will cover world prohibition and women’s floor as part of the thirteenth quadriennial gathering.
The Christian Temperance Union schedules Thursday night focused on the Prohibition Foundation and Friday morning adoption of Platform and presidential nominations. Intercollegiate Promotion Association activities, lectures on women’s influence in politics, and speakers from multiple states are listed. An evening prior event offers fresh hops at Casper Betting Works, 125 West Second Street. The Washington Star note mentions phonographs on farm machinery and moving pictures on barns.
Charter No 11490 Reserve District No 10 reports the condition of the National Bank of Commerce at Casper Wyoming as of June 30 1920. The document lists resources including loans and discounts rediscounts notes and bills Rediscounted with the Federal Reserve Bank and other figures such as totals and cash items.
Subscribed and sworn before me this th day of May 1920 by W J Bailey as cashier and M J Burke C Horstmann C Elgin directors of the Wyoming county tax district. The document confirms the accuracy of the above financial entries to the best knowledge of the signatories.
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