02 Sep 1920
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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
1
The Casper Natrona County Press outlines its operating details including editors J B Hanway and Earl B Hanway with subscription rates listed for three and six month terms. The paper identifies as a member of the Associated Press and presents its local news focus.
A disputed missive shows Hobson pressing James M. Cox to declare opposition to federal liquor content increases and lamenting Cox’s silence. The text, circulated by an anti saloon league organ, attacks Cox as an enemy of prohibition and predicts a pivotal election impact.
Readable fragments describe disputes over woolen and cotton mill operations in Lawrence Massachusetts and surrounding areas. Divergent views cite cancellations and prolonged shuttering affecting workers and local leaders, with talk of temporary leniency and policy responses.
The National Committee challenges Comey statements and says campaign funds not collected across states amount to about three million dollars, a figure Cox and Frank mocked as fifteen to thirty million. The result lowers Cox and the White House appendage in public estimation, labeling them political Bolsheviks.
The text warns that crossing streets outside crosswalks is dangerously risky due to rapid traffic and frequent interruptions. It emphasizes pedestrians must use safe crossings to avoid tragic accidents and long-lasting guilt.
The aged British envoy Lord Grey, briefly in Washington, urged a League of Nations approach aligned with American views. He argued America must help draft and safeguard the league through congressional cooperation and presidential nominees, stressing bipartisan support for peace machinery.
The article discusses Senator Harding’s view on using the Hague tribunal and the League of Nations concepts to preserve world peace. It contrasts a judicial international court with a diplomat driven council and argues for a practical fusion that respects national sovereignty while pursuing lasting peace.
Fragmentary text hints at criticism of the Heswfifjes Department under Mr Burlegen. The passage mocks inefficiency and suggests any critique will provoke a stronger challenge or counterexample. It mentions inquiring of Mr Burlegen about permitting Mr Newton Baker amid a private speech dispute.
A free book copy is available at a street corner in Street City with a simple note inviting passersby to take one. The offer appears informal and unhosted with no listed organizer or date.
A damaged report alleges a scheme over five years where department heads sold money orders at an inflated old rate, charging excessive fees. changes emerge after a long corrective period with attempts to compete against a rival bank. A man contemplates gambling and a pocketbook product, with unclear timing and conditions.
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