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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
11
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A long and critical look at Democratic framing of Harding and Roosevelt, recalling 1912 infighting within the Republican Party. The piece cites Marion Butler and the New York Tribune to argue that Roosevelt would back party unity now, while criticizing past factional rhetoric.
Fragmented text discusses Mr Witnon and Walston in a New York World interview about the Republican platform. Mentions Bismarck, Bernhard, and political tensions with alleged German hatred. Confusing OCR yields unclear names and places.
The text details criticism of President Wilson and his administration, accusing him of arrogance and weak diplomacy toward Germany. It cites Bernstorff and Teevtorff memories, claims Wilson favored the Prussians, and argues Congress and the public demanded a tougher stance as events led to war.
A proposed creation of an International Court of Justice is reviewed, with Elihu Root proposing a two-panel selection process from bodies representing all powers and the great powers. The goal is to ensure representation of small states while including major powers, and to appoint a 15-judge court with equal seats for the great powers and adequate balance for smaller nations.
The Treasury announces the resumption of postal money service between the United States and Mexico states and Sonora. The service will link U S post offices with Mexican points as part of the international money order system.
The permanent court of International Justice, provided by the League of Nations covenant, was decided today by a commission of jurists at The Hague. The report notes the proceedings and outcome, reflecting the court's role in international law.
Mr and Mrs Fred and Mr Ed Meents Leo Horn Franke RD McGregor and others of Iowa returned from a inspection trip along the Wyoming and Mushrab regions. They spent days in Shoehonld and Material Spring and halted in Thermopolis on the way home.
Fragmentary OCR text details a garbled report with multiple misspellings and missing context making it impossible to discern names places or events for a concise summary. The readable fragments do not provide a coherent news item.
The readable text hints at a discussion of events or items but remains largely garbled. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are identifiable to form a complete news item.
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