Che Casper Daily Tribune Contact and Circulation Notices
The Che Casper Daily Tribune lists publication details stating editions arrive each evening except Sunday in Cheyenne? No, Natrona County Wyoming. It notes Tribune Building offices and general business telephones. Advertising representatives are listed for Chicago New York City and Boston. Copies on file in New York Chicago and Boston offices and visitors welcome.
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Subscription Rates By Carrier and Terms
Subscription rates are listed for six months three months and one month with per copy pricing. No mail subscriptions for less than three months. all must be prepaid. The Daily Tribune is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press. AP has exclusive rights to publish news credited in this paper.
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Wyoming eyes John F Hay for 1922 governorship
Admirers across Wyoming push for John F Hay of Rock Springs to seek the Republican nomination for governor in 1922. Backed by extensive banking ranching and other interests his supporters say he would make an ideal leader and likely win if he accepts the call.
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Lander Journal
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Imperial Preferences Return to Protection in Britain 1919
In 1919 A Bonar Law urged immediate imperial preferences as Britain moves back to protection. Dominions aided victory, exports worth 7.28 billion, Britain and dominions took 3.26 billion. Milner stressed unity and planning, family of nations. Britain extends tariffs via Safeguarding of Industries Act and imperial preference policy. Canada backs Empire products with protective tariffs.
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Britain and Empire Trade Policies Raise Shifts in Tariffs
The discussion covers Canadian visa requirements for imports from abroad with a fee, consular signatures by trade officials, and the impact of Britain’s tariff actions on Americas. It notes preferences in Ceylon Barbados South Africa Australia New Zealand and predicts empire consolidation similar to the German Zollverein while urging American industrial protection.
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Slander and debate over the modern primitive dance
The Chicago News criticizes the modern dance for its repetitive ridicule of the primitive label. It argues that true primitive dances show skill and symbolism, often solo or in groups with separate sexes, and questions whether historic peoples would recognize today’s simplified, commercialized form.
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Frederick O'Brien
Wilson Avenue
Revival of duelling in Hungary noted in golf report
The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph cites a Budapest ministry report claiming a surge in duels this season after wartime pause. About six thousand challenges in six months produced three fatalities, with Hungary’s aristocracy preserving duelling as a class privilege while the working class is barred.
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America
Let's Travel Slower in the Auto Age Dear City
A nostalgic plea echoes through the San Francisco Chronicle urging a return to horse and buggy speeds. The piece laments hustle and crash risks, urging slower travel and safer margins as a remedy for modern road dangers.
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San Francisco Chronicle
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Sam Hill
After the Franco Prussian War Indemnity Burden
The article argues French diligence after the war to pay indemnity, notes Germany’s swift repayment progress, and laments allied hesitance. It warns that if Britain France Italy and the United States do not resume active work soon Germany may pull further ahead, risking unemployment and economic stagnation.
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France
Italy
United States
Do Humans Think in This Era of Public Opinion
The piece argues that while many insist they think independently, most rely on others for thought and arrive at private conclusions with doubt and certainty in equal measure. It notes a universal belief in personal thinking contrasted with social pressures and hints at mass opinion shaping through media and propaganda.
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Playing politics with the peoples money in Cowley
A Cowley, Wro, October 6 letter praises The Tribune for its strong critique of state administration and highway decisions. The writer notes local sympathy with reform, cites wood and cattle price slumps, and laments petition-driven moves to replace a district superintendent, while acknowledging possible contract ties behind the scene.
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Does Equalization Equalize
The Wyoming Equalization Board chair Mr Draper faces Tribune criticism over alleged unequal property assessment. The piece cites Casper and Cheyenne disparities, calls for a true full value basis, notes railroad and utility valuation debates, and urges a statewide square deal in November 1923 elections.
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Cheyenne Lions Club
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Reporters Admitted to British Parliament Since 1835
Reporters have been allowed inside the British Parliament since 1835, marking a milestone in press access to legislative proceedings. The change expanded coverage of debates and votes for the public.
Shimmy Ban Enforced in Juarez Nightclubs
El Paso dispatch reports Juarez police chief Pedro P. Pineda and Mayor Modesto Flores agreed to ban shimmy dances and ban public displays of low waistlines after a tour of local cabarets. The chief said dancers were nearly nude and immoral, prompting action to stop such performances.
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Pedro P. Pineda
Modesto Flores
The Cup of Life thrills in Ince's romance of Singapore
Thomas H. Ince presents The Cup of Life a colorful romance of Singapore and the East Indies and a stirring drama about racial divisions. The all star cast includes Hobart Bosworth Madge Bellamy Niles Welch and Tully Marshall with striking Oriental settings and strong character portrayals.
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Singapore
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Hobart Bosworth
Madge Bellamy
Niles Welch
Tully Marshall
Silent Screen Adaptation Credits Noted in Production Row
The original Carey Wilson story was adapted for the screen by Joseph Franklin Poland. Rowland V. Lee directed the feature under the personal supervision of Thomas H. Ince.
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Joamph Franklin Poland
Rowland Vu. Lee
Thomas Hy, Ince
Gasper cuts prices spark Casper shoppers rally
Casper residents and retailers trend toward lower costs as merchants lower prices. The Standard Cleaners offer club members seven dollars worth of cleaning and pressing for five dollars with guaranteed service including pickup and delivery.
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Casper
Boonting Casper
Haddocks’ Season Egg Burst Forecast Sees 600000 Eggs
The note says Haddocks will lay as many as 600000 eggs in one season. This is highlighted as a warning and appears on Page 9 for reader protection.
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