County Board Defers Pay Cut and Staff Reductions
County commissioners moved to suspend a plan to roll back wages and trim staff to pre war levels. The board ordered officials to stay within state statute for the April quarter, suspending changes for 20 days to allow input. Over time and bonuses were to continue through April under the moratorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissoners
T. A. Hall
Charlies Anda
Robert J. Veitch
Tribune
Contoversy
Requisitions Of Red Soviet Are Alarming
MOSCOW April. A recalled Kiev 1913 trial of Mende Bellies a Jew accused of killing a boy for religious ritual purposes is linked to Soviet seizure actions. Reports describe Gindin a Jewish cemetery worker whose bag contents sparked rumors of a Passover ritual murder, crowd unrest, and militia intervention amid alleged antisemitic agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kiev
Chun
Sauren Thean
Stomanova
Bellins
Gindin
Monon
Romanova
Boliix
Pierre Stolypin
Unwritten Law as Day Seeks Self Defense in Beck Killing
Oklahoma City April 8. Jean P Day wealthy attorney and oilman prepares to present his self defense claim under Oklahoma’s unwritten law at a coroner’s inquest into the killing of Lieut Col Paul Ward Beck. Day and his wife will testify that Beck attacked Day’s wife in their drawing room and Day struck Beck with a revolver used as a club. Day asserts the shooting was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean P. Day
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Paul Ward Beck
Day
J. Pettee
Chamber
Treasuer
Out
Beck
Glain
A. W. McWilliams
Forrest Hughes
Pont Feld
John Becknepinew
R. B. Paddock
Tack
W. L. Alexander
Storm toll in death of W. J. Gannon near Muddy Mine
Coroner’s jury cites exposure and exhaustion after a 33 hour shift while en route to repair boiler work. W. J. Gannon of Casper 33 years old and partner J. M. Eccles left Casper in a truck with B. B. Starks to reach Frepo and Development Co camp. Heavy snow and drifted terrain forced them to abandon the vehicle and trek toward Big Muddy station where Gannon died. Eccles and Starks pressed on, lights visible ahead as dusk fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Muddy Station
W. J. Gannon
Casper
Big Muddy
J. M. Ccs
Wyoming Boiler and Welding Works
B. B. Starks
Frepo © and Development Company
Gannon
Ecclea
Tuemini
Starks
Campaign Against Reds Brought Here
Peter W. Collins, noted industrial expert and lecturer, will speak at the Casper High School auditorium on Easter Sunday evening April 16 at 8 p m under Casper Council 1563, K of C. The talk covers socialism and industrial issues from a labor and capital perspective, drawing on Collins’ war service and postwar work with the K of C reconstruction program that aided 300,000 veterans. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enichta of Columbus
Casper
Peter W. Collins
Casper Council 1563
K. of C
Collina
United States
New York State Assembly
Collins
Julian Lever Heads Howe Club at Michigan University
Julian Lever, formerly at a local high school, was elected president of the Howe club of Michigan University. The dinner electing him took place March 17. Lever, class of 19, is joined by Casper natives Ralph Wertz Jr and Ted Mosher studying at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Lever
Dick Lever
Northwestern
Howe Club
Michigan University
Howe
Ind
Laver
Casper
University of Michigan
Ralph Wertz, Jr
Ted Mosher
New Library Building Planned at University in Wyoming
Cheyenne April 8 trustees of the University of Wyoming advertise for bids to construct a new library at the university in Laramie. Bids will be opened May 2. Approximate cost is 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Cheyenne
Wyo
Arril
University of Wyoming
University At Laramie
Levee Saved at Beardstown in Illinois Flood
Beardstown Illinois April 8 Breathing of three levees along the Mississippi River north of Beardstown between Havana and Floria eased pressure on Lost Creek levee protecting Beardstown Mayor Perry warned that a gust of wind or further rise could end the hope. Workers on Low Creek levee found damage minor while several dikes guard openings and keep flood from Beardstown proper. The city expects 160 to 600 homes to flood if the levee fails as water covers outskirts and isolates houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beardstown
Associated Preas
Michnois
Havana
Flooria
Lost Creek
Tamrdstown
Perry
Beardatown
Wealey Perry
State Guard Sent to Gallup for Coal Field Duty
Four National Guard units left Albuquerque for Gallup to quell anticipated coal mine disturbances. Machine guns from Fort Bliss accompany Adjutant General Brown who will read the martial law proclamation. A conference will set enforcement rules as federal troops are not to be used unless state authorities cannot maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico National Guard
Gallup
Fort Aiines
Texas
Ees Weey
Brown
Sacred concert at St Anthony's Church Sunday Evening
Sacred concert to be given at St Anthony's Church Sunday evening at 6 o'clock April 9. The program includes choirs and soloists such as Bert Conley, Henry Parker, J J Donohoe, N H Allen, Verna Burnett and an orchestra with Violin, Cello and Clarinet sections. Director Mrs Deo Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Anthony's Church
Chotr
Messrs
Bodenbach
Butter
Conley Coutif
Donohoe
Hanson
Landberg
Meyers
Morrisey
Metstfery
McDermott
Rust
Mater
Brackey
Sullivan
Vickery
Wood
Orchestra
Misa Verna Burnett
I. Path
B. R. Chilonts
UL. I. Bogue
David ‘Foote
Edna Smith
Mrv
Deo. Smith
Golden Rule department store opening Monday evening
The four story Golden Rule department store will open for public inspection Monday at 7:30 PM. The store will be fully ready all day Monday for the event with special favors for attendees and an orchestra providing music. The two added stories prompted stock rearrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Department
Musle
Casper & Most
Watch
Tribune
Crime Mystery Is Cleared Up In Chicago Case
Chicago police say they have cleared a mystery tied to the killing of William Parton, a Boston salesman, shot as he paused before a house. Louis Zandt and his wife Miss Lang, initially described as a bystander, are held. Detectives pursue jealousy as the motive while questioning Miss Shuts who claims she was with Zandt only at a dressmaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louia Zandt
Willam Parton
Boston
Mian Long
Bie Fyneee
Zandt
Alo Iu
Polis
Parton
Mies Lang
Everal Times
Parlon
Mire
Miss Long
Miss Garath
Miss Shuts
Yardt
Carl Wanderer
Parion
Mina Shute
Zand
Last Wages Go Into Strike Fund of Coal Miners
Indianapolis April 8 Idle coal miners begin receiving their last pay for the period, about 30 million dollars total, as a strike fund per union officials. The payout covers the final half of March and reflects the broader wage suspension amid the United Mine Workers of America strike action. William Green, secretary treasurer, notes an estimated 30 million overall with regional breakdowns for Pennsylvania anthracite and bituminous fields, Iowa, Oklahoma, Texas, and western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United Mine Workere of America
William Green
Union
Green
Onien
Mr. Green
Penneylvania
Towa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texan
Colorado
Montana
Washington
Wyoming
Michigan
Radio Bill Extends Government Radio Messages Across Pacific
Legislation on the Navy radio bill completed to extend through June 3, 1026 the period during which government owned radio may carry press and commercial messages across the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie
Washington
Navy
Pacific
Y W C A Drive Near Goal in Local Budget Campaign
The 1932 Y W C A budget nears the $7,000 target with $1,800 still needed. Executive and team reports show varied donations from $150 to $1,700, with Business and Professional Women contributing. Campaign workers remain optimistic, citing community generosity and dedicated team efforts in Casper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.Y
Y. W
Cooper
Earle Burwell
C. H. Bowman
H. C. Chappell
Mayta Campbell
Frank Fee
Sam Service
Don Sullivan
Frances Yeomans
Mian Selma Young
Mies Mane Winter
Casper
No Censorship of Invocation at Arms Meet
Washington April a Charges of censorship arising in deletion of the name of Christ from the opening prayer of the arms conference were denied today by Secretary Hughes He said Japanese delegates knew nothing of the omission and that no common worship was excused in the four power treaty debate on the floor of the Senate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hughee
Hughes
Fem Republican
Ohio
Deadly Texas storm leaves 13 dead across counties
Texas report details 13 fatalities across Rumla, Callahan, and adjacent counties from a northeast moving twister. Oplin area lists Mrs Cundiff, her 16 year old daughter, and a 3 year old son among the dead. four more killed nearby and one each in Cisea Electro and Lawton Oklahoma. Heavy property damage feared as heavy rains hinder relief. Physicians were sent to Oplin to treat thirty five injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
Twelock
Rumala County
Callahan County
Oplin
Cundiff
Cisea
Electro
Lawton
Okla
Tornado Strikes Texas Area Kills and Wrecks Homes
A deadly tornado swept six miles northwest of Rowena Texas at 1 am killing six people and injuring seven. Six homes destroyed as wreckage is searched. Others killed include two children of Joe Hohutek and a child of Trank Kratil. Farther storms hit Lawton Oklahoma and Electra Texas with fatalities and extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
Texas
Rowena
Here
Ft In
Joe Hohutek
Trank Kratil
Witnesses Ordered To Testify In Arbuckle Case
Virginia Warren and Helen Whitehurst defense witnesses in the Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter trial were subpoenaed to appear before the grand jury Monday night regarding their testimony at the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Virginia Warren
Helen Whitehurst
Chicago
Roacos
Patty) Arbuckle
Grand
Seventh Victim of Crash Dead in France
Paris April 4 Ay The Rassord reports pilot R F Duke of the Eingiah plane died in hospital at Pheavals without recovering consciousness. He was the only survivor of the crash, bringing the death toll to seven. The accident involved a Goliath airship carrying three passengers. A French company said the pirate had perfect knowledge of the route. The limited machine belonged to a new company and had only recently entered service. The investigation considers air suction from propeller aprons as a possible factor in the crash.
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Paris
R. F. Duke
Thiewlley
Pheavals
Aces
Goliath
Christopher Bruce Vile
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M. W. Purcell
Muddy Mine
Eccles
Io.en
Bar
James J. Davis
Casper Council
Lowt Oreak Levee
Weeks
New Mexico
Federal
M. C. Mecham
Harding
Hotelboy Cheir
God
Harry Rowe
Yoho Gullivan
C. R. Bodenbach
BE. A. Slater
Bert Conley
BK. Conley
Christ In Planders
Bert Stevens
Marta
Oolo
Bach-Gonoud
E. J. Donohoe
Wiegard
Jerusalem
Henry Parker
Trindolph Landberg
W. C. Willams
N. H Allen
J. J. Donohoe
J. A. Blackly
Haeo
Victor Hammoeral
Golden Rule
St. Louis
Fort Worth
Mia. Sands
Mountain Hill
Electra
Wichita Falls
CISCO
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