Business Timecaps The Daily Tribute Ad Rates
Casper Wyoming based Daily Tribute issues advertising rates and subscription details. The notice lists editors Pena and Prudden with office addresses in New York City and Chicago and notes post office service as second class matter dated November 22 1916. It mentions Associated Press and United Press reports and invites visitors to offices.
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Casper
Wyoming
David J. Randall
Ave
New York City
Prudden
King
Fragmentary Historical Note on War Promises and Figures
A garbled text fragment references promises and movements involving France, aviation, copper barons, and individuals such as Mile Petter and Colonel Dege, suggesting a disrupted account of wartime actions and reactions. The passage is incomplete, with unclear chronology and numerous misspellings.
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Mile Petter
Dege
Bryan supporters clash over Democratic nomination
The letter exchange shows Mr. Gaston Bryan and Mr. Alphonse Cox sparring over Cox's nomination. Bryan argues Cox would lead lawless elements and insult national conscience, while praising past progressive gains from Bryan's leadership.
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Aionas
Bryan
Fis Sas
Iolbaees
Democratic Party
Alphonse Cox
Gaston Bryan
Cox
War stance note cites Jim Cox appeal
A witty remark credited Jim Cox with influencing a policy, contrasting Millennaire Scripps' claim of keeping us out of war with Cox's earnest appeal as the decisive factor.
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Mr. Millennaire Scripps
Jim Cox
Wilson expands kitchen staff to save greasy spoon
Chef Wilson doubles the cooking force and orders Homer Cummings to wear a cook's apron while he and Tumulty manage desserts. A 500-strong waiter corps juggles hashes as Cox and White face bankruptcy fears, aiming to revive patronage with a European plan.
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Wilson
Cox and George
Uae
League of Nations
Homer Cummings
White
Cummings
Cox
Booze Bull and Boodle Doacresis Party Questioned
Local commentary questions the Doacresis party strategy amid rumors of corruption and illicit activity. The piece reflects on political maneuvering and public concerns over possible election interference.
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Doacresis
The Danger of Wilsonism and Republican Trust in Power
A strong wartime era critique extols Henry Cabot Lodge and the duty of national service. It argues public good requires disinterested leadership and urges voting to entrust both legislative and executive authority to capable hands. The piece warns against political dynasties and partisan maneuvering.
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Wileva
Wilsonism and Democratic fallacies threaten American government
The writer denounces Wilson and his Democratic allies as unAmerican and anti constitutional. They warn that octopus-like influence over administration would erode free government and threaten the traditions and principles that have long underpinned American democracy.
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Eramuune
Wilson
The swish of the feather duster in the land
A brief quip likens a feather duster sound to a line from George Harvey, suggesting a literary, satirical, or ironic tone in a regional context. The fragment hints at playful commentary rather than a full event or report.
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George Harvey
Price of Mismanagement During War Expenditures Examined
Investigations since the armistice reveal huge waste in war production and aviation spending. Allegations target the Wilson administration, noting billions wasted, with specific figures for aircraft, spruce lumber, and related contracts. Republicans claim accountability and pledge reform under Coolidge.
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Wilson
Conter
Food imports rise amid policy shift in year’s first seven months
Imports of foodstuffs and food animals reached 317 million dollars for the first seven months, with 226 million in the same period of 1913 under policy. The Democratic party reaffirms its stance for free trade in farm products in the San Francisco platform as farmers head to the polls November 2.
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Democratic Party
San Francisco
Indiana Democrats Set for French Lick Meeting
Indiana Democratic leaders plan a gathering at French Lick to discuss party strategy and upcoming elections with key delegates and state officials in attendance.
Outcry Over Post Office Letter Misdelivery
A York Herald item reports a dramatic plea to retrieve a misdelivered letter. The piece urges immediate action and notes the dated imprint printed as Nineteen-ane-e4, reflecting the era's postal confusion.
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York Herald
Dayton Wright contracts and aviation intrigue unravel
Witnesses recount wartime contracts and alleged self benefiting deals tied to the Dayton Wright firm. They accuse executives including H A Talbot and Cyr B Rottering of profiting from government wartime aviation contracts and stock sales while dodging true military oversight.
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Watson
Dayton
Ohio
Howard A
Mr. Miller
Ashattle
HMB
Ragee H. Talbot
Ibbett
Acee
AOAC
Deeds
Hughes
Dayton Metals Products
United Motors Company
Liberty Motors
Afiller
Pelale Jabher
Dayton-Wright
Miller
Colonel Deeds
H. KE. Talbott, Jr
H.R. Talbott, Jr
Cyr. Brottering
Eller Tallett
Mr. Kettering
Ghaney
Tiller
Papuley Olamer
Mreriguut Wien
Willem
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United States
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Illyde
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