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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1920
Page
5
The Daily Cribune lists subscription terms including rates for one year six months and three months and notes delivery, payment in advance, and association memberships. It mentions the newspaper is a member of the Associated Press and the White Press.
Republican committeeman Howell from Nobedeka calls for stripping southern states of half their national convention delegates, arguing current rules yield no electoral votes, disenfranchise Black voters, and foster factional clashes. He urges four at large delegates per state and two per district only where Republican votes reach 7600, else no delegates.
Fragmentary draft discusses Wilsons message to labor groups and accusations against the administration and Democratic party. It touches on war conditions, Congress, and efforts to restore order, but the text is garbled with many unreadable phrases and misspellings.
The Count von Bernstorff, once imperial Germany’s ambassador, testifies to the idea of neutrality "even in thought" and links Colonel House to Wilton’s peace without victory plan. The Berlin correspondence shows House aiding German aims in Washington, aiming to blunt Archduke Gerard’s impact and shape American opinion toward war timing and policy.
Congressman Mondell vows to press the Post Office department for improved Casper facilities. He notes prior inspection recommended a new building or additions, cites tight federal funding, and outlines plans to relocate the money order unit after June 20 to free space in the stamp and registry rooms.
Telegram from President L. Garey announces illness of a member and she will not attend tonight She will be here Saturday morning A special meeting is planned for Saturday night All visiting members invited Assembly Secretary L A Sturgeon notes this notice reflects a local lodge gathering in Natrona Geb
Members are requested to meet at the hall at 10 o'clock Sunday morning to decorate graves of deceased members. The group will assemble at 7 30 p m to attend special memorial services at the Episcopal church. Visiting members invited. Committee.
Christian Science services are held every Sunday at 11 o clock and Wednesday evenings at 6 90 o clock. The lesson sermon for tomorrow is God the Preserve. Sunday school is at 40 a m. The public is invited to attend these services.
North Durbin and First Street present a Children’s Day exercise featuring readers and performers. Guests include Rev Whit ney, Miss Stockton, Ethel Allison, and Margarét run with instrumental trio and recitations. A Young People’s meeting follows at 2 and a preaching service is at 7. Everyone is welcome.
Trinity Lutheran Church at South Park and East 4th Sts reports tomorrow’s German language service starts 16 30 with I John 3 19 18 theme Brotherly Love the Mark of Spiritual Life. German services occur every two weeks with an evening session on Paul’s epistles to Corinthians discussing Can a Christian without going to church.
The Methodist Church at 302 East Second presents a morning Children Day program prepared by diligent children. Evening sermon titled The Failure of Frivolity followed by Epworth League at 7 with Common Mistakes in Daily Living. Regular Sunday school hour remains for lessons.
Reverend Philip K Edwards rector leads Holy Communion morning church school at 046 a m morning prayer sermon at 31 a m and evening service at Odd Fellows Memorial at 8 p m with a memorial observance.
Walter H. Bradley minister at 318 Bust Sixth St announces a morning sermon titled The School for Scandal and the School of Christ tomorrow at 11 o clock. An evening sermon The fates of the City follows at 8 o clock with musical offerings by Hodleni and Mr H C Bretschneider of Denver and Mrs Bretschneider a Casper favorite in local circles.
In the evening Miss Thelma Hugo will sing In the Light of Heaven's Own Day Srigas. The line appears in a casual social note.
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