Casper Daily Tribune Office Notice and Staff Listing
Casper Daily Tribune publishes employee roles and office details in Natrona County Wyoming. The notice lists president editor business manager associate editor city editor and advertising representatives. mentions offices in New York Chicago Boston and Montreal and subscription details.
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Senator La Follette Defends Constitution Against Court Power
The senator denounces Supreme Court overreach and defends the constitutional balance, arguing the court cannot be altered by congress two thirds without undermining democracy. He insists on preserving the fathers' intent and the separation of powers while urging public respect for the document.
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Miners and Rail Leaders Push Power Over Public Welfare
The piece condemns a miners and rail workers alliance as a threat to society, arguing a small group should not control lives or welfare. It notes most workers have faced wage cuts while miners keep high coal wages, urging broad worker input in settlements and decrying unequal sacrifice.
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West politicians opposed subsidy mindset in Harding era
The passage notes Interior States Interested argue that Western politicians err in assuming people favor ship subsidies. It cites Mr. Harding's belief before and after his presidency that the government should not purchase ships but encourage private construction and operation, referencing his 1916 Senate observations against Democratic calls for government purchases.
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Ohio campaign memory of McKinley era tariff and merchant marine
In 1908 amid a Hanna led Ohio campaign, remarks recall William McKinley and tariff policy. The speaker notes Hanna’s insistence on discussing the American merchant marine, recounting a 45 minute farm district speech and a belief that McKinley’s ally would have supported legislative upbuilding of the merchant marine.
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Ohio
Hanna
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Middle West
Reasons for Church Attendance by Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, a lifelong churchgoer, urged sabbath worship and church attendance. He argued a churchless community declines, noting church work cultivates responsibility and civic feeling. He endorsed joining church activity to show faith by deeds.
Dance Objections Stir Kansas Schools Over Strict Law
Lizzie Wooster, Kansas public instruction head, barred Gladys White from teaching for dancing. An attorney general opinion said she acted without authority, ordering White reinstated. The school board plans a July 4 grand ball at the schoolhouse to celebrate and showcase White’s program.
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Imperial Commonwealth of Kansas
Lizzie Wooster
Gladys White
Kansas
Board of Education
Factory workers shift careers after corset era ends
Maine voters back the administration with Republicans renominated by wide margins. The text notes factory workers changing jobs from corsets and petticoats toward new livelihoods and reports strong GOP support in the state.
End of the Battle of Gettysburg reimagined in Wyoming yard
A derelict fragment of a vast panoramic painting once toured major cities, including Omaha, now found in a yard near Shoshone Indian Reservation. The piece, once a moneymaker 25 30 years ago, was dismantled and stored before being sold to a speculative buyer about 16 years ago.
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Shoshoni tragedy and Gettysburg panorama tale
A narrative recounts the Shoshoni murder during a reservation registration period and the制作 of a grand panorama of Gettysburg. It notes the painter’s devotion, the cyclorama’s height, and the battle's pivotal moments with Pickett’s charge and Meade in view. The piece also touches on Villa’s shifting fate and a moral about transformation.
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Cemetery Ridge
Culp's Hill
Little Round Top
Virginia
Gettysburg
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General Lee
Meade
Elkhorn Ranch
Pancho Villa as reformer and educator amid Mexican politics
A New York Herald piece recounts Pancho Villa's unlikely shift from outlaw to pro education and religious freedom advocate. It notes his past alliances with Madero, Huerta, and Carranza, and his stated wish for peaceful Mexico-US relations, pondering a possible future presidency.
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Jane James
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Madero
Dias
Huerta
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Carranea
Mexico
United States
Presidency
Glimpse of a Ghost from Boyhood in a Waterside Walk
Unrecognized arises a spectral boyhood friend as the speaker walks at day’s end by the water. The ghost recalls bright eyes and rosy cheeks, the merriment of youth, while the living laments aging and lacking worthy memory to hold onto. Poetic reminiscence attributed to Charles G. Blanden.
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Charles G. Blanden
The Prowess of George Washington
An old ruse claims George Washington tossed a dollar across the Potomac. The piece notes the Potomac’s width near Mount Vernon and counters that the feat is exaggerated, while a friend jokes that Washington could also have thrown a sovereign across the Atlantic.
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Queer Questions With Hidden Answers and Answers
A scrambled quiz asks how much income a married man with no dependents earning 1,000,000 yearly has to file after tax and deducing. It also probes the legal age for marriage without parental consent in most states and questions when strikes receded in the United States.
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Bee
American Red Cross
Germany
Merry making paper doll tale by Elsinore Crowell
A whimsical excerpt features the Understanding Scissors and the Joker Friend ly Paste Pot planning a playful paper doll. They cut, snap, and dress the doll with a green bonnet and pink roan, imagining a monkey wrench giggle while the mapa holds the legs.
Polly Prim the Paper Doll and the giggling monkey wrench tale
A playful 1922 vignette describes Polly Prim the paper doll crafted by Polly with a pattern on cardboard and a gingham dress. Betty plans a Tag Day for a Kid’s Doll, while characters like the Friendly Paste Pot and the Understanding Solacers react with humor to the imaginative scene.
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