Boy Scouts Rally Awards Thirty Merit Badges in Casper
Casper scouts earned thirty merit badges in a court of honor session during a district rally at Casper High School gym. A. A. Blade presided, with Dr. W. Ogilbes and Dr. G. M. Anderson assisting. troops demonstrated camp scenes, signaling, fire drills, a dummy baseball game, and a rope bridge before a capacity crowd.
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Casper Scout Eagle
Casper Council
A. A. Blade
W. Ogilbes
G. M. Anderson
Casper Scouts
Harry Young
Philip Edwards
R.T. Graham
George Graham
LaRoy Jourgenson
Harry Mills Austin
Albert Hargis
LeRoy Hogue
Robert Cole
Rarph Murano
Casper Organization
Howard B. Wilson
Lloyd McGrew
Methodist Church
Bome
Roy’ Aire
Goodrich
Griebel
Robert Diakey
Mont Rictous
Gompers Honeymoon Plans Amid Reparations Turmoil
Labor leader Samuel Gompers aged 71 prepares a honeymoon with his 38 year old bride, while Germany drafts new reparations proposals. Berlin reports say the German cabinet will finalize its reply to the American note, with plans to block gold exports and defend reparations terms. Paris cites Germany signaling further action despite US mediation efforts.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Sir Ainslee Gleaves Neusehler
Oho
Gompers
Sta
Cincinnati edges Pirates in rain shortened tilt
National League action at Pittsburgh sees Cincinnati score five runs in the ninth to beat Pittsburgh nine to eight. Marquard and Hargrave worked for Cincinnati while Hamilton Glazener Carlson and Schmidt are cited for Pittsburgh. Games at New York and Brooklyn were postponed due to rain.
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Pittsburgh
R. H. E. Cincinnati
Marquard and Hargrave
Hamilton
Glazener
Carlson and
Schmidt
Baseball Scores Across Afternoon Sky.
In Chicago Detroit beats the White Sox 7 to 2 with timely hitting and errors. Cleveland overwhelms St Louis with a 9 to 6 win as Coveleskie holds, Davis and Severeid contribute. Boston and Washington had a game postponed by wet grounds. Philadelphia and New York also postponed.
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Philadelphia
New York-Philadelphia
Japan Papers Optimistic on Mandate Settlement Talks
Tokyo reports show leading newspapers after official deliberations on mandates foresee renewed hope for direct talks between Japan and the United States. Jiji Shimpo says Britain France and Italy urge resuming negotiations, with Japan standing firm on rights under mandate while seeking an amicable settlement on communications. Some sensational pieces attack the American stance as aggressive.
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TOKIO
Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Mandate
Congress Takes Rest as Sessions Adjourn
Washington April 23 Congress was not in session today with the senate adjourned Thursday and the house to reconvene Monday leaving lawmakers off duty over the weekend.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Friendship With British War Missions Banquet
London hosts the second annual dinner of British war missions to the United States with Arthur J. Bal four presiding. Messages from King George, President Harding, Admiral Sims, General Pershing, the Earl of Reading and Viscount Nortcliffe were read. J Butler Wright noted American students in England offered to enlist during the crisis.
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London
Arthur J. Balfour
Council
United States
King George
Harding
Admiral Sims
General Pershing
Earl of Reading
Viscount Nortcliffe
Mr. Balfour
Anglo-Am.r
Jean Amity
J. Butler Wright
England
Silver prices dip in New York market
Domestic bar silver fell from 99 4 cents to 0 0 cents an ounce as bullion dealers blamed higher transport costs to the Denver mint. Philadelphia operations have virtually ceased, pushing prices down in the local market.
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New York
Denver
Philadelphia
Hearings Close on Tariff Bill and Immigration Split
Senate Finance Committee wrapped hearings on the emergency tariff bill and began revising anti-dumping and currency revaluation provisions. A substitute bill to exclude all immigrants for one year was proposed, with currency changes likely rewritten. House immigration bill passed and faced Senate action next week as committees planned a Tuesday meeting.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House Ln
Senate
Colt
House
Girl Hooked on Car Suffered Fatal Head Injury
A 14 year old girl, Myrtle Gaskin, was believed to have hooked onto a car and was thrown, causing a fractured skull and fatal injuries. The incident occurred in Wesday with the local contractor involved. Authorities expect the death to be ruled accidental.
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Cubyenne
Waera
Myrtle Gaskin
Dames Gnokisn
Contraeter
Wesday
Abe
Rocals
Negro Held After Attempted Killing of Wife
Clifford Teagan a Black man is held in county jail after an early morning shooting at his wife Cora Reagan near their Sandbar home. The incident followed a night of drinking and accusations of infidelity. Reagan allegedly fired several shots. Teagan was charged with attempted murder and will face a justices court hearing at 6 o clock.
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Clifford Teagan
Justices Court
Cora Reagan
Reagan
Chamber Directors Laud American City Bureau Campaigns
The chamber of commerce praised the American City Bureau for fulfilling its contract and staging campaigns for members in Dagper. The resolution was adopted at Wednesday night’s meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
American City Bureau
Thesletter
Dagper
City Detective Faces Fire in Des Moines Campaign
Sheriff W. E. Robb of Polk County announces affidavits accusing Jock Broppy chief of detectives and rank Harty of complicity with crime, claiming the documents start a drive to purge the Des Moines police department.
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Des Moines
Towa
Jock Broppy
Rank Harty
Sherrie W. E. Robb
Polk County
Robb
New Prohibition Rule Sets Liquor Prescription Limits
Washington April 24 An arbitrary limit of 4 percent gallons of beer and three gallons of wine as the maximum a physician may prescribe at any time has been set in new prohibition regulations awaiting approval from David H Blair the new commissioner of internal revenue
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Washington
David H. Blair
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Nicaragua Seeks Exit From League Over Costs
Managua reports that Nicaragua finds the League of Nations too costly to maintain membership and is considering withdrawing. The government had previously announced possible withdrawal discussions amid rising expense.
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Nicaragua
Manogua
Aeons Pane
Pace
League of Nations
Treasure Hunt Goes Over Top With Pirate Play
Crowds of children joined The Tribune treasure quest at Casporos as pirate fighters hunted mythical foes for prizes including baseball gear and gloves. Weather threatened but hundreds gathered at The Tribune office for the noon start with a big prize to be announced in Monday's paper.
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Casporos
Hitle
The
Tribune
Mite
Bate
Tank Worker Killed in Fall from Scaffold at Midwest Refinery
Thomas H. Lee aged 22 died from a fractured skull after a fall from a scaffold while repairing a tank at the Midwest refinery. An inquest found death an accidental fall. He had recently moved from New London Kentucky seeking work and had no local relatives. Funeral plans awaited word from relatives in the southern state.
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Midwest
Thomas H. Lee
Cnoper
Jeff Mann
Joe M. Lowndes
Frank Roudella
Los
Lee
New London
Printers to Discuss 4-Hour Week Plan with Labor Official
Washington April 25 Officers of the International Typographia union will meet with Secretary of Labor for a conference Tuesday to discuss the movement for a four hour work week for printers. Chicago April 2 Captain J Rumwuoy 87 longtime Chicago Board of Trade member died at his Lake Forest home last night.
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Washington
International ‘Typographian Union
Chicago
J. Rumwuoy
Chicago Board of Trade
Lake Forest
Yeban
British and French Leaders Discuss Ruhr Occupation Prospect
In Lympe England on April 23 the prime minister Lloyd George and France's premier Ariand discussed French proposals for occupying the Ruhr if Germany fails to meet reparations. An official statement issued shortly after tonight's hour notes the German reparations note was also examined.
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Lympe
England
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Ariand
France
Germany
Allied diplomats hint Harding mediation on Germany reparations
Washington sources indicate allied diplomats foresee President Harding acting as mediator and setting the reparations sum for Germany after Secretary Hughes replies to the Berlin appeal. The April 21 report suggests a course of government approval aligned with mediation efforts.
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Washington
Hughes
Berlin
Harding
Germany
Lloyd George and Briand to resume reparations talks
Plans for German reparations and supervision across the Ruhr and Westphalia were to be resumed by Prime Ministers Lloyd George and Briand in Britain. Briand arrived. both leaders signaled a general framework, aiming for May agreement if Germany submits acceptable proposals. Briand said he had not seen the French plan for France’s reconstruction.
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Paris
M. Briand
Bngland
Great Britain
Telgium
Lympe
Channel
Breland
Cerin
France
Haywood Fate Shrinks I W W Power in 1920s
Washington reports say Big Bill Haywood left for Russia to head the Soviet propaganda bureau after being ordered to begin a 20 year term at Leavenworth for obstructing war. Officials note I W W influence waning following Haywood’s disappearance and defection.
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Washington
United Press
Taps
Industrial Workers of the World
Lewin J. Batley
Bureau of Investigation
Haywood
Federal
Leavenworth
Thin Fig
Chicago
Russia
Lenine
United States
Clyne
Kansas
Confession Ties Bomb Plot to New York. Brook lyn linked
Capt Arthur A Carey leading wall street bombing probe sent detectives to brooklyn after a note found in a furnished room in brooklyn indicated John La Sar funded the bomb. In Scranton Charles Scully said a prominent New York businessman identified Tito Lid as the man seen near the death wagon before last September's explosion.
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New York
Arthur A. Carey
Wall Street
Brooklyn
John la Sar
Scranton
Charles Scully
Department of Justice
Tito Lid
Stolen Packard Missing Amid Wide Search
A Packard car stolen from Roy Samplo's Park Avenue home Thursday remains missing. County officers say they have exhausted every lead and believe the vehicle is possibly hidden somewhere in Casper.
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Roy Samplo
Park Avenue
Cowper
Citen
Casper
Salvation Army prisoners released in Russia
Commander Evangeline Booth announced a cable from London stating all Salvation Army officers imprisoned in Russia have been freed by Soviet authorities. About a dozen Rus sian officers were jailed in February after retaliation for London efforts to gain government aid.
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Rork
Evangeline Booth
Atiradion Away
London
Salvation Army
Russia
Booth
Ttumala
Lam
Honey Mapp
Bolsides
Len Missioner
Maggy Wao
Taran
Governor Signs Request for Return of Gustav Grossman
Armed with exteaction papers signed by Governor Carey sherif Lee Martin pursues Gust av Grossman accused of misusing $20 000 funds for wallbinding Salt Creek and Be den Interesta of Salt Lake Oly. John Caney deputy county attorney helped in Cheyenne to complete legal steps and returned to Casper this morning.
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Gustav Grossman
Carey
Sherif Lee Martin
Baltimore
Gustev Grossman
Salt Creek
Salt Lake Oly
John Caney
3 Marth
Cheyenne
Casper
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