Newspaper staff and offices listed in Chicago and New York
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Prudden
King & Prudden
Breer
Chicago
Pitth Avenue
New York City
Globe
Borton
Mase
Copples
Daily
Trisane
New York
Boston
Henning Hotel Slashes Room Rates In Casper Update
Henning hotel reductions align with Casper price cuts with manager A. K. Bott announcing new rates. Single rooms without bath remain, while bath rooms and several suite categories see lower charges. Tremendous tunnel project progress noted with heavy rock pressure and long borings at high cost as traffic nears.
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Henning
Casper
A. K. Bott
Bad Breath Remedies Advertised in Toxic Quack Catalog
Fragmentary OCR describes tonics and tablets claimed to cleanse the blood and purify the system. The text mentions coater tablets and statements about affecting bowels liver and breath. It references a publication called Tribune and suggests subscribing for more details.
Daily Tribune Subscription Notice Has Payment Deadlines
The notice explains six and three month subscription options, prepaid requirements, and delivery terms for the Daily Tribune. It notes AP and ABC affiliations and that AP holds exclusive rights to publish credited news, with delivery conditions affected by prepaid status.
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Daily Tribune
Wyoming Lines Against I W W and Non-Partisan League
Wyoming authorities warned against the I W W and Non-Partisan League urging suppression of their propaganda. The piece argues for preserving state government and economic system and upholding rights while deeming these groups as foreign or disruptive.
Sacred Property Keeps Star Spangled Banner as Nation’s Anthem
The article argues against making any official action to declare the Star Spangled Banner the national anthem, stating it is already so by the will of the American people and tied to the flag. It warns against attempts to alter or replace it and urges confidence that both the flag and hymn will endure.
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Congress
Francia Key
American Congress
The Value of Tourists
The Casper camp grounds hosted 2 340 cars at an average four passengers per car totaling 9 860 tourists. Visitors spent 33 862 89 dollars with Casper merchants, yet about 3 000 dollars remain unpaid for camp buildings and improvements, covered by Casper lot owners as surety.
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Casper
Tax exempt bonds a major finance and tax issue
The article discusses the urgency of federal action on tax exempt bonds. It notes possible congressional measures following recent Washington signals and criticizes the impact on taxpayers. It cites Doherty & Co stating tax-exempt securities mainly shift large tax burdens rather than aid small incomes.
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Congress
New York Times
Cone
Washington
Investment Department
TLL. Doherty & Co
Talus
Tax exempt securities spark constitutional amendment debate
The debate centers on curbing tax exempt securities like state and municipal bonds and Liberty bonds through a constitutional amendment. Support comes from Senator Smoot, Senator Kenyon, the Investment Bankers' Association, and the American Farm Bureau Federation, while Otto H. Kahn cautions that the market is crippled as high earners shift money to tax exempt investments.
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Liberty
Treasury
Smoot
Kenyon
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
American Farm Bureau Federation
McFadden
Pennsylvania
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Otto H. Kahn
Senate Committee On Reconstruction and Production
Styles That Define Women This Year
A New York designer notes fashion cycles and predicts long flowing sleeves will return this winter. He contrasts leg o mutton with an inverted sleeve that fits the shoulder and widens to the wrist, arguing comfort and attractiveness define modern style.
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Dreas
New York
Why College Women Miss Marriage in New Era
The piece notes that higher education and teacherly culture in women’s colleges influence marriage rates. It cites coeducational graduates marrying less and argues men prefer non intellectual partners. A graduate suggests men favor sporty dress and quick talk, while many women would trade wealth for home and children, raising questions of fairness.
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Middle
Far West
Charlie Chaplin
Youth amusements spark church broadside across denominations
In Louisville, fourteen Episcopal congregations oppose jazz style amusements in church and parish houses, urging watchful parental knowledge and joint church home efforts to moral discipline. Editorial tone urges balance between liberty and license amid postwar cultural shifts.
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Louisville
Lowieville
Gonvigt Loses Suit Against Ridgely in Tax Case
In Cheyenne Wyoming on October 6 the United States district court ruled against Gonvigt in a suit over $7600 claimed by the estate of Tony Gunz. Ridgely, a prominent attorney, was accused of turning over only half the funds collected by Fidgely from the San Francisco mint. Fidgely admitted taking half the amount but argued he had an agreement to receive half. The verdict favored Ridgely. New phonograph records offered at reduced prices by Midwest Pharmacy.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Tony Gunz
HL. Ridgeley
Ridgely
United States District Court
Cudz
Cripple Creek
Colo
San Francisco
Ayenue
Quaz
Coaz
Leavenworth
Fuidgely
Cunz
Cuaz
Fidgely
Public rebuke of cosmetic fashions prompts boycotts and plea for change
A Casper reader blasts local young women for heavy makeup and urges residents to vote with their wallets. He calls for shops and eateries to refuse service to the painted “movie star” look and suggests patrons patronize business that do not use cosmetics until standards shift.
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Hollywood
Wembley's Aging Premier Seals Fourth Term
A cryptic political note claims a figure aged 68, referred to as Mr. Customer, becomes Premier of England for the fourth time, urging the reader to read a new advertisement and mentioning a sea language section.
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England
Mr. Customer
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