07 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
1
Advertises subscription rates by carrier and mail with terms from the Daily Tribune. Notes second class post at Casper Wyoming since November 22, 1914 and urges readers to call if delivery is missed. Mentions offices in New York and Chicago and references AB C and Associated Press News.
The Wyoming Tribune weighs Mondell's bid for the senate, praising his qualifications but urging he remain in the house to become speaker. It questions the motive of newspapers backing a senate run and argues the GOP voters should decide, not party strategy.
The American Psychiatric association held a Boston session discussing whether environment is an important or determining factor in producing mental disorders leading to juvenile crime. The majority favored environment's significance, noting civilization development and public care of the mentally afflicted.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer critiques the Versailles pledge and London ultimatum, saying Germany delayed and the Leipzig court opened with a minor non commissioned officer, Heyner, rather than top culprits like the murderers of Edith Cavell or the Lille slave driver, exposing the show trial nature of the proceedings.
The Leipak court gravely heard evidence and convicted the obscure sergeant Heyner without hint of guilt toward the Propsian system. The court showed forbearance in selecting its front and imposed ten months imprisonment, signaling leniency toward their hand-picked agents.
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Einstein wishes to avoid relativity talk on departure day. He notes US flattery of distinguished visitors and jokes about American social life, saying working girls dress like countesses. He praises American women and comments on appearances.
German scientist Dr. Alfred Gradenwita argues that long term shared thoughts between spouses alter facial features and reflect life history. He notes that professions religious groups and social castes induce facial resemblance and that thoughts may influence both individuals and unborn children.
The New York Tribune criticizes the Sinn Fein defense for Ireland’s burning of its finest edifice. It likens the claim of occupying troops to German justifications in Rheims and Louvain. The piece mocks the logic that war sanctions such acts and urges bold actions against further targets.
The Nation's Business reports the Supreme Court’s March ruling that income includes gains from capital and labor and from both, including profit from sale or conversion of capital assets. It notes the decision on taxation of investment gains and the removal of earlier lexicographic disputes.
The article extols Hiram Johnson as a bold, honest, and natural leader for the Republican Party. It argues progressives would embrace his Roosevelt-style vigor and willingness to take decisive actions, painting Johnson as in harmony with party pragmatism and enterprise.
A discussion on political progress urging forward movement with policy adoption and intelligent, principled reform. The author warns against mistaking mere disturbance for progress and emphasizes aligning action with experience and the public will to ensure opportunity and security.
A letter from Chris L. Adair urges stricter enforcement of speed limits after a near miss on Yellowstone to maide street. The writer argues reckless driving harms pedestrians, calling for calmer speeds, more care, and shared responsibility from drivers and firms.
Readers submit questions answered by The Casper Daily Tribune Information Bureau. Topics include emmer versus spelt, spectacles for astronomy, New York City police strength, and fly generation times with concise factual replies.
A collage of trivia questions and answers covers topics from biology to U S geography and notable figures. It includes statements about butterfly generations, national parks camping rules, Eugene V Debs birth details, Holkar dominions in Indore, and facts on the District of Columbia and Khufu.
The Casper Gas Company faced criticism for improper street repairs after winter. council urged timely fixes as Warren Construction funds allow street restoration. Mrs Pat Vaughn of Tuska visited relatives.
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