World War Daylight Saving Debate and Local Business Hours
The Casper Daily Tribune discusses daylight saving during World War I and argues for retail hours aligning with customer needs. It cites Woodrow Wilson’s sun regulation plan and contrasts it with wartime habits, urging gradual change and practical opening times. It also highlights fiscal savings praised by Rep. Mondell for reducing federal appropriations.
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Daylight Hours and Business: Railroads and Mail Orders
The piece debates daylight saving plans, noting railroads and Western Union would run on current schedules. It questions whether retailers and mail order firms benefit from later hours, while customers face early closures. It surveys who gains from closing shops at six in the afternoon.
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Lenroot Rise Reflects Senate Change From Seniority
The piece notes a shift from strict seniority to merit based advancement in the Senate. It highlights Wisconsin’s Israel Lenroot as a standout, dominating debates on foreign relations and guiding Republican strategy for the peace treaty. The author contrasts old apprenticeship with modern, rapid promotions under less rigid rules.
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Rhode Island
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Politically charged piece critiques wage and inflation fears
The piece argues against class warfare in pricing and government spending, warning that inflation and higher costs erode real value. It cites Woodrow Wilson and reflects on war taxes, production needs, and national duty, urging citizens to see themselves as part of the nation rather than seeking endless monetary gains.
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Republican Party
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Information Bureau Answers a Ring of General Knowledge
The Casper Daily Tribune Information Bureau offers readers questions on varied topics from bone building foods to the origin of Row up Salt River and Panama Canal use in war. Replies come from Frederic J. Haskin with instructions to mail questions with full name address and return postage.
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Hungary
Strassfurt
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Panama Canal
United States
Supreme Court of the Uni
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Salt River
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