National League Scores From Philadelphia Brooklyn and St Louis
In Philadelphia the Phillies beat KHE 10 to 6 as McQuillan ONeill opposed by Hubbell Weinert Betts Smith and Braggy. In Brooklyn New York won 9 to 3 with Snyder Smith I. In St Louis the Pittsburg St Louis game was postponed due to wet ground.
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Philadelphia
McQuillan
O’neill
Hubbell
Weinert
Betts, Smith and
Braggy
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Baseball Scores From Major League Games
In Boston Philadelphia won 6 to 2 behind Moore Perkins and Pennock. Chicago beat Boucle 6 to 2 with Kerr Kalk-Severeid on the mound. New York thrashes Washington 14 to 5 as Schacht Acosta and Charrity lead the offense. Detroit defeats Cleveland 15 to 9 in a high scoring affair with multiple pitchers.
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New York
R. H. E. Washington
Schacht, Acosta
Charrity
Quinn
Collins, Hoyt
Schang
Wage Reduction In Paper Mills Held Necessary
New York April 24. Paper manufacturers pressed for lower mill wages and kept to the plan rejected by labor unions. They said negotiations with unions would continue and no new agreements were made.
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New York
Iowa reports first cyclone hits southeastern towns
Muscatine Iowa April 26 a small tornado struck southeastern Iowa yesterday and swept across a wide area. Reports state damage occurred in West Liberty Columbus Junction Atalisea and Nichola. In Columbus Junction Mrs Adam Comer was seriously hurt when her car was blown into a ditch and caught fire.
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Muscatine
Iowa
West Liberty
Columbus Junction
Atalisea
Nichola
Adam Comer
Civil Service Feature in Postmaster Appointments Likely
Washington April 26 The Tribune reports that rumors of ending civil service checks for postmaster appointments may fail. Congress members favor keeping some examination or qualification process with general standards, allowing state referees to be replaced by limited Harding administration adjustments.
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The
Tribune
Washington
Harding
Civil Service
Congress
Flood Menace Threatens Milwaukee Homes on Shore
Milwaukee residents on the south shore face possible loss of homes as shore crumbles after 24 hours of rain. Forecasters warn of continued downpours and new erosion may force evacuations. A south side home saw its kitchen collapse into the cliff with the dining room left suspended.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Martin Blenski
Mexico Arms for May Day Fete
Governors of the Mexican republic have been instructed to prevent disturbances on May Day. General orders have been issued from labor headquarters to regulate demonstrations across the country.
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Mexico
Mex Cico City
Mexican Republic
Tank Ace Shot Down on Polish Front Escapes Quiet Prison
Capt Merion C Cooper of Jacksonville Florida a Kosciusko squadron flier shot down on the Polish front and captured by Russians last July was taken from a prison camp near Moscow on April 12 and arrived in Riga with two Polish officers. He served with the Poles last summer against Bolsheviks.
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Riga
Associated Press
Merion C. Cooper
Jacksonville
Fla
Kosciusko Squadron
Moscow
Cooper
Paris Debates on Ruhr Threat and German Reparations Proposals
Premier Briand warns the chamber that the Ruhr district could be occupied if May 1 proposals fail. The vote of confidence passes 424 to 29 with 69 abstentions as Paris awaits official German replies and assesses Berlin’s counter proposals with reservations.
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Paris
Associated Press
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Ruhr
Premi
State Department
Trial to review horrors of Mexican raid in Columbus
Prosecutors prepare for trial of 16 Villistas charged with murder after the 1916 raid on Columbus New Mexico. Witnesses include Mrs W T Ritchie widow of a victim and Col BE C 4 olt Maj N W Campanole from Preshing expedition. Jury selection faces delays with many disqualifications on death penalty grounds.
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Eee M
Columbus
Columbia
Forrest Fielder
Luna County
W. T. Ritchie
Villistas
Uhey
Ritchie
Fielder
Maude Meaders
Villista
Forrest Wieltley
Balloon search extends across Arizona deserts
Lieut. George R. Pond of the United States Naval Air Service arrived in Phoenix on April 26 to pursue an escaped captive balloon trailing a 600 foot steel cable. The device threatens damage to buildings and irrigation systems as Pond continues the desert hunt.
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Phofpnix
Aris
George R. Pond
United States Naval Air Service
Arizona
Indicted World Series Players Said to Flee to Mexico
Chicago reports private information that several men indicted in the 1919 World Series scandal have fled to Mexico. An extradition request will go to federal officials in Washington. Names not disclosed. Buck Weaver Claude Williams Joe a and Carl Zork among those linked, with others to be named. President Johnson of the American League plans to press extradition with federal cooperation.
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Chicago
Mexico
Washington
Wallington
Maxico
Johnson
Death of Lady Gilbert Noted Author Toes Mulholland
Dublin reports the death of Lady Gilbert known as Toes Mulholland a prominent modern fiction writer Her notable works include Hester's History A Fair Borough and Bagishee Castle according to announcements.
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Dublin
Lady Gilbert
Casper Club Opens Baseball Season in Regional Trip
The Casper baseball team leaves for Scottsbluff Nebraska to view Midwest league action while Gerry Bull opens in Denver and Laramie plays Sterling at Sterling in the opener. The squad was trimmed to 15 players with Manager Arbogast and players Hale Hoffman Jackson Spahn Mapel Niles Hewitt Kolla Mapel Slattery Donica McNeil Lostick Garrity Jackson Hartzell listed as of travel.
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Casper
Scottsbluff
Neb
Grrybull
Denver
Laramie
Sterling
Arbogast
Hale
Hoffman
Jackson
Spahn
John Mapel
Niles
Hewitt
Kolla Mapel
Army Troops to Guard Federal Buildings in City
CHICAGO April 26. Large troops will be ordered to duty guarding the federal building and major federal facilities including post office branches railroad terminals and Federal Reserve Bank branches as announced by Postmaster William B Carlisle based on information from Postmaster General Hays. Postal employees were armed recently after a surge of mail robberies.
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Paris
Associated
Preas
Germany
Berlin
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Chicago
Lar
Federal
Postolice
Federal Reserve Bank
Willam B. Carlisle
Hays
Tornado Strikes Pine Bluff Area Causing Heavy Damage
A tornado 60 miles southeast of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, caused heavy damage near Dumas and Gould on April 26. Farm houses were destroyed and a church demolished as the storm moved northwest. Reports of deaths and injuries could not be verified.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Here
Dumas
Gould
Soviet Russia Orders Over 600 German Locomotives
Berlin reports Soviet Russia has ordered more than 600 railway locomotives from German firms, signaling a major postwar delivery program and deepening trade ties between Berlin and Moscow amid wartime influence.
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Berlin
Russia
Germania Aaye Coday
Rotary club adds advisory committee to regular list
Casper Rotary in 1921 expands structure with a new advisory committee for contacting business men seeking help. Members include W. Wilson, Julian Lever, M. F Wheeler, A. L. Stirrett, George B. Nelson, P. C. Nicolaysen, Carl Shumaker and L A. Reed, joining standing panels on Entertainment Publicity Industrial Relations and more. Mr and Mrs T D Field of Parkerton visit Casper overland, arriving just before fresh snowfall.
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Rotary Club
Casper
A. B E. Stirrett
W. ©. Wilson
Julian Lever
M. F P. Wheeler
A. L. Stirrett
George B. Nelson
P. C
Earl Burwell
J. T. Scott
Low M. Gay
Ira Wetherell
W. J. Chamberlain
W. C. Wilson
B. B. Brooks
KR. T. Kemp
Rolarlane
P. K. Edwards
J. C. Kemp
M. P. Wheeler
A. A. Slade
C. L. Walker
BE. C. Boyle
T. D. Field
Parkerton
British court hears wartime testimony on German officers
German lawyers attend Bow Street Court for first time since 1914 as British POWs testify against German officers accused of cruelty. Testimony to be used in the Leipzig war crimes trial under Versailles treaty provisions. Travers Humphrey, counsel for the British government, says the German government accepts the charges and acts as prosecutor.
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London
Bow Street Court
Leipsic
Riot narrowly averted outside Bow Street court
At Bow Street court during lunch adjournment of cruelty and atrocity inquiry a large crowd of former service men surged toward German counsel Herr Schroder and companions. Constables intervened to rescue the Germans from the mob.
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London
Bow Street Court
Herr Schroder
Detective Chief and Captain Accused of Protecting Criminals
Des Moines officials accuse Jack Brophy chief of detectives and Frank Harty night captain of police of incompetence and protecting criminals. Sheriff Rob asks their suspension pending hearing by the civil service commission.
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Des Moines
Des Moines Civil Service Commission
Jack Brophy
Frank Harty
Rob
Builders' group denies wage cut report
George C. Davis president and Fr. G Erickson secretary of the Casper Builders' association reject responsibility for a last night's Tribune item about wage cuts in the building trade. They state the article did not come from the association or its legal representatives.
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George C. Davis
Fr. G Erickson
Casper Builders’ Association
S Tribune
Knight's Tribune
KB. G. Erickson
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Ferlin
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Henry J. Yord
Interstate Commerce Commission
Twenty-Third General Assembly
Jeff Color
State Public Utilities Commission
W, DD. Evans
Vane Oil Company
Cheyenne
Iater Colo
White Sox
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Buck Weaver
Claude Williams
Joe A
Carl Zork
Cluiveland
Ohia
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Casper Club
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John H. Piper
Chamber Forum
Boy Scout Movement
Casper Chamber of Commerce
Henning Hotel
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Chigage
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Mathenwelly
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