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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
9
A fragmented OCR snippet lists positions such as President and Editor and various management roles including Business Manager Associate and Advertising Manager with repeated filler text. The piece hints at a newsroom staffing lineup without clear names or dates.
Ned and Ted hike to a farmhouse for supplies and test tree recognition. Ted builds six inch bark specimens from beech logs with bark, wood base, and labels for common and Latin names, dates and locations, then shares notes from the encyclopedia, impressing friends.
The New York appellate court upheld Justice Wagner's injunction allowing a garment workers union to resist a lockout by a manufacturers' association. The ruling, four to one, asserts equal protection for workers and employers under the law and signals a shift in how courts may be used in labor disputes. Conservative labor leaders view the decision as a blow to Gompers and a possible end to court-defiance tactics.
Illinois Republican Graham delivers a forceful floor speech accusing the Democratic administration and Justice Department of shielding war grafters and waste. He cites his role on the House commission that investigated War Department expenditures and alleges Democratic minority obstructions and whitewashing by Newton Baker and others.
The discussion condemns wartime waste under the Wilson era, accusing the War Department of hiding papers and mismanaging contracts. It cites inflated expenditures on nitrate plants, coke ovens, tanks, and munitions, with postwar orders and Dent law abuses, urging swift justice and full investigation.
The article notes Britain will proceed with arming treaties despite delays in dominion endorsement. The Admiralty intensifies readiness by reducing ship personnel, cutting ammunition stores, and preparing to break up capital ships while a bill to enforce treaty obligations awaits Parliament approval and Dominion assent.
Casper promotes the Park to Park Highway as the Master Scenic Highway of America. The campaign highlights civic pride, a radiator emblem, and a nationwide route linking national parks with a no-beginning no-ending map. Fred Pater notes 25 000 cars expected in 1033 season.
A reader asks a series of curious queries about history language and culture including an English king nicknamed Hane Langebanks the author of The Last Rose of Summer the current ruler of Italy and a range of other obscure terms and references. The piece invites speculation and provides playful prompts rather than definitive answers.
In a letter to the editor William V. Langan argues for paving Railroad Avenue and city streets, condemns opponents as obstructionists, cites rent payments and construction work history, and urges the mayor and council to back progress to make Casper a thriving city like Tulsa.
The poem from Washington Star discusses ongoing inquiry into ancient Egyptian governance. It imagines leaders arranging formal processes, testimonies carved in hieroglyphs, and students studying the stone slab to interpret the dissension and translate the evidence, highlighting the never ending nature of investigation.
Fargo reports George Mayon says black rust in the early stage has appeared near Kensal in Stutzman county on winter wheat. H L Polley adds it was found at the state college experiment station. There are nearly 20 000 known medical remedies.
Women from West Orange and Biloxi report nerve relief and strength using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during pregnancy. Testimonies describe reduced nerves, restored energy, and ability to perform daily tasks while awaiting birth.
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