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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
2
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Thomas J. Taggart Seane James Nugent and Judge Edmond Moore are cited as political figures. Col J Bryan questions their stance and why he is not aiding Cox and Roosevelt in the matter.
The Omaha World Herald reports Senator Hitchcock calls Nebraska Democrats to donate quickly to the Democratic campaign fund urging supporters to “grab hold of tow-line” and “take off your coat for the cause” while questioning whether Mr. Cox would view the plea with alarm.
A discussion shows anger over wartime War Department mismanagement. Veterans and lawmakers urge full disclosure of air program waste, call for accountability, and condemn political shielding while pressing voters to judge those in power.
Special to The See Lek Wyoming. The State Teachers Association adopts a resolution urging immediate changes to education law. They call for a continuation school for up to eighteen, higher faculty pay at the University of Wyoming, funding for vocational education, Americanization efforts, and increased general school support. They urge adoption of Senate Joint Resolution No. 4.
The committee moves a vital education bill deemed essential for the welfare of boys and girls across the state. Members deliberate thoroughly to ensure careful consideration and timely passage.
Scoutmaster Frank Taylor leads Troop 4 with Lilya McGrew assisting for an overnight camp on Wickhorn Creek above the falls. Troop 1 and 2 also plan group activities as they prepare billets for camping duties. Troop 4 departs at 6 o clock for Bes semer Bend to catch pike before hiking over Cole Mountain and back to Camperton. Registration is required of all prospective voters at the general election.
A critical record denounces alleged mismanagement and waste in wartime programs. It cites Nitro and Old Hickory powder plants, nitrate facilities, poison gas spending, and picric acid projects, claiming no usable wartime results and huge costs.
A quirky remark suggests a local figure from Dayton could be perceived as the guardian of stray dogs, painting a humorous portrait of public life and reputation.
A political column cites Simeon D. Fess predicting Cox will lose Ohio by about 100000 votes, noting Cox's 1916 margin of 4000 and a 42000 vote deficit behind Wilson in later races. It argues Cox appeals to all voters yet hinges on local wets support and party records.
The article reflects on historical views of fidelity to the constitution. It quotes John Randolph Tucker urging study of free institutions and the duty to uphold the constitution against temptations to violate it. It calls for a united republic grounded in constitutional integrity and national devotion.
A call to prevent a president who bars rights and interests from delivering the goods on November 2, urging vigilance against compromised leadership and a vote for stronger protections.
Theodore Roosevelt urges people to bear responsibility for government by the people and to support a policy of freedom and national strength against foreign powers, stressing that misrepresentation arises from public apathy as much as from vice.
Col George Harvey's Weekly notes Coxey proposes a porch debate with Senator Johnson and Mr Taft at Marion. A Reed and Wilson White House porch debate is also possible. A Volstead act enforcement debate between Bryan and Coxey could occur on Tail's End porch.
George Washington warns that Lurape holds primary interests distant from ours. He argues engagement in frequent controversies is unwise. He cautions against artificial ties in ordinary politics and shifting friendships and enmities.
A satirical piece by Maurice Morris on peanuts import tariffs and southern attitudes. It riffs on regional politics and market pressures from Manchuria peanuts, urging voters to reconsider candidates and support a tariff as a boost to Southern growers.
Lexis D Arnold and Inada of the Wyoming bar report attorney in Laramie is in a critical health state with limited awareness after a recent illness. The care team at local hospital confirms no immediate change in condition and requests family privacy during treatment.
Two Royal Air Force officers start a cross country flight from Halifax toward Vancouver after leaving the eastern passage air station. They expect to reach Riviere du Leuppen the directorate of their journey.
Oct. 7 The Wyoming Tie and Timber Co reports a lumber drive from the forest reserve near Dubois reaching the boom in the Big Wind river. The load includes 16 000 cross ties and lumber props for processing at the preserving plant, with many workers aiding the effort amid access difficulties.
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