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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1920
Page
9
Dan Cavanaugh, shot through the knee, is hospitalized after an unknown assailant fired at him while he returned from the Sandbar to his room at 421 West Second Street. Doctors planned surgery as the condition of his wounds was monitored.
Reader letters express opposition to the League of Nations, praising Harding and warning of consequences if responsibilities are not shouldered by the U S. A Casper single line complains of theft of a fox terrier from a child and vows prosecution if the dog is not returned. Mrs John Ellis, inventor of paper patterns, resides in Manchester England and is in her seventh year.
Casper readers know Harry Free as a leading lot man and active local businessman. He is a progressive advocate in public affairs and would represent Natrona County well if elected to the Legislature. The piece also notes Miss Frantees Haskard as New Jersey's first female recorder and mentions a Montreal hotel for businesswomen.
The American Railway Association comprised of railroad presidents refused to ask the United States railroad board to appoint a stage adjustment board. They were urged by railway labor organizations to seek a permanent adjustment committee from the national board.
The YWCA service committee asks housekeepers to list small apartments and light housekeeping rooms for rent. Sign the coupon and mail it to 318 East Second Street. Policewomen training centers exist in major British cities. Caledonian Railway hires policewomen at its larger stations in Scotland.
J E Frisby a Casper resident since 1998 seeks the Sixteenth Legislature seat. He is a Wyoming War veteran with service in the Philippine and Mexican campaigns and World War I, captaining the Fifty Second Telegraph Battalion. He is an engineer at the Midwest power plant and leaders a large family.
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