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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
11
The notice lists subscription rates and terms from a 1940s newspaper, noting daily editions except Sunday, price details, and mail subscription requirement. It mentions Associated Press and United Press coverage and references time of receipt and rate plans.
In remarks attributed to Hiram Johnson he vows not to seek vice president and says Republicans should stick with the convention pick. He notes a New Jersey win by about 50 000 and ridicules fears of abandoning the party, urging support for the eventual GOP standard bearer in Chicago.
Elbert Hilary of United States Steel argues that industrial unrest threatens government stability and freedom. He praises white sailors for duty and urges calm, impartial leadership to prevent rioting and property damage amid economic strain.
Fragmentary OCR quotes warn that a proposed law could erode the constitution. The text argues that employees must realize loyalty to the country and public interest aligns with employer prosperity, and that workers deserve rewards for loyalty as they face devotion and duty.
A searing critique denounces party campaign spending exposed by a senate inquiry. It argues the 93 million plus in primary race expenditures reveals systemic corruption replacing the old convention system, and condemns money bids for the nation’s chief executive.
The article notes growing restlessness among Republican delegates bound by primary pledges. It discusses the practice of honoring past leaders with ceremonial votes and the tension between pledged support and candidate viability. Debates focus on whether strict instruction is fair or should be abandoned for party unity.
A long list of questions and answers covers topics from politics and people to science and weather. It includes queries on candidates, generals, and public figures, plus notes on weights, forestry, insecticides, X rays, and a mail information service offering answers.
A fragmentary report indicates Levine L. Lanreot of Wisconsin showing a progressive tilt with support from adherents of Word and Low der, who are prepared to abandon their current fraternity choice in a shifting political landscape.
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