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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
2
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Hon Joseph G Cannon of Danville district marks his 84th birthday with Republican nominations for a 21st term. Once speaker for eight years and long-time chair of the appropriations committee, he has a forty six year congressional career with only two defections. He is called Uncle Joe for his steadfast Republicanism and wide public reach from Lincoln to today.
Damaged text describes a nostalgic reflection on sunbonnets and fashion, with fragmented memories of youth and women, but specifics are unclear due to numerous garbled word errors and missing context.
Bankers say the country will settle into a normal life after current extravagance, with no monetary panic seen as likely. George M. Reynolds of Continental and Commercial National Bank discusses credit conditions, federal reserve safeguards, and the move to support legitimate needs while tempering speculative activity.
Historical fragment quotes Charles M. Sheldon discussing expressingOpinions and converting freely to proclaim a divine government. The exact conditions utter are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
The text argues for robust free speech as a safety valve and progressive force, opposing government suppression even under distress. It criticizes deportations for dissent and condemns laws that silence honest convictions while urging positive, constructive critique with better plans.
A fragmentary transit of a traveler from California to Wyoming expresses homesickness for a plain honest life. He mentions political figures and a wish to avoid graft while noting the travel back from Los Angeles to Denver and a missed stop at the Savoy.
New York delegates and alternates to the Democratic National Convention gathered amid disputes over endorsements. Judge Seabury criticized the conference as weak and named Wilson allies as out of touch while denouncing universal disarmament rhetoric and high living costs.
The Tampa Tribune reports Women of America now in politita and calls for awakening to equal franchise rights. It notes historic moves and regional tensions, urging readers to wake up to the suffrage issue as millions recognize the political climate.
The deported Wiligal leader Heit Goldman is sent back toward Russia aboard the Boviet Ark Laford. Letters from her to Chicago friends reveal fear of Russian language barriers and anxiety over reuniting with homeland influences. She argues the United States remains the place of liberty and home for the brave, while reflecting on past abuse and resistance.
A Princeton University poll by the college daily reports only eight faculty or students favor renomination of President Woodrow Wilson. The survey shows 1261 votes for Whitman Woodrow Wilson, indicating reduced esteem for his reappointment among the university community.
The text notes Chairman Johnson reporting that 323 radical aliens have been deported since 1917. It also mentions questions about political symbols and a two cent letter postage rate to several territories and countries.
A collage of Q and A style questions and answers covers geography mail to Danzig definitions Bible word counts and popcorn science. It notes Fingals Cave location, US Canal Zone jurisdiction, and survey-like trivia on presidents churches and dates in a broad informational format.
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