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Casper Daily Tribune

Location

Casper, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1920

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Poles Cross Enemy Lines to Seek Armistice Pact

Paris dispatches report Polish plenipotentiaries arriving to negotiate an armistice with the Russian Bolsheviki government at Baronovitchi. The Bolsheviki demand peace terms, including renunciation of Vilna Minsk Grodno and Chelm, surrender of war matériel and seven percent of rolling stock, five years of military occupation, and Russian control of Polish coal and salt mines until 1921.

Associated Press Paris Polah Plenipotntian Baronovitchi Vilna Minsk Grodno Chelm Russia

Striking coal miners return to jobs today

United Press reports coal miners are returning to work in Indiana and Illinois. Most had resumed last week and the remainder are due back within a day or two as the miners complete their commitments.

United Press Indianapolis Thdiana Illinois United Mine Workers Bani

Chicago to Probe Price Manipulation Grand Jury Action

Judge Crowe of the criminal court orders the grand jury to investigate the famine induced price rise in Chicago and to identify any persons involved in a criminal conspiracy to provoke a shortage.

Chicago Associated Press Crowe Criminal Court

Musicians in Denver Strike Halt City Theater Music

Denver theaters nationwide still without music as the strike by musicians continues in the city. No break in the deadlock was seen between striking musicians and theater managers, affecting most downtown venues except two small houses. John McFadden of Ohio Oil was noted among Casper visitors at the Cheyenne Frontier celebration last week.

Denver Prospect John McFadden The Ohio Oil Company Casper Cheyenne

Promoter Offers Beckett $10,000 to Fight Melchoir

Charles Cochran of London, who has Joe Beckett under contract, is reported to have offered Beckett $10,000 for a bout with Melchoir. The offer came through the Chicago boxers manager.

Joe Beckett Melchoir Charles Cochran London Beckett Chicago

Harmony Jars Democratic Nerves Harding Chief Says

Marion Ohio August 2 The Harding campaign chair issued a statement claiming full Republican unity behind Senator Warren G Harding on the League of Nations. The note cites support from Hiram Johnson and William H Taft and notes letters and telegrams from many states backing Harding.

Harmony Harding Harding Camp Associated Press Marion Ohio Warren G. Harding League of Nations Cox Hiram Johnson William H. Taft

Ninth Marquis of Queensbury Claimed Today

Perry Bholio aes ninth marquis of Queensberry died in Johannesburg Union South Africa on August 2.

Queensbury Associated Press Johannesburg Union South Africa Perry Bholio ‘Aes Marquis of Queensberry

Flour prices fall sharply in Minneapolis market

Flour prices drop ten cents a barrel amid a weekly recession totaling forty cents. New quotations for family patent flour range from 12.56 to 12.75 dollars, as buyers respond to the market shift in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis

YANK CAPTIVE EXECUTED BY VILLA RUMOR

United Press reports Jose Bruzas Perez of San Antonio is believed executed by Francisco Villa based on state department advices. Separate dispatches note Lower California talks predict peaceful settlement with de la Huerta government arrival of commissioners and Gov. Cantu potential authority shifts. A Japanese warship and several American destroyers were sighted off Rinconada amid border tensions.

Washington Jose Bruzas Perez San Antonio Francisco Villa State Department Calexico Cal Lower California de la Huerta Cantu Mexico City Cline

Prediction of Irish support for Anarding and Ridge

In Marion Ohio on August 2 Representative Makon of Illinois predicted Irish sympathizers will back Anarding and Ridge. The remark followed talks at Harding headquarters after meetings with the Republican nominee.

Marion Ohio Iidge Makon Illinois Congress Harding

Challenge for Cup Sent by Canadian Yacht

The New York Yacht Club acknowledged receipt of a telegram from Alexander C. Mew, Canadian yachting enthusiast, challenging for the America's Cup in 1921. There is no indication of the club's probable attitude.

Associated Preas Omichaly New York Yacht Club Alexander C. Mew Enthusiogia

Ogden Sanitarium Fire Destroys Utah Facility

Fire destroyed the Ogden Canyon Sanitarium in Ogden Utah overnight causing total loss. Early estimates put the damage at 740000 with firemen unable to confirm whether two bathhouse occupants were trapped in collapsing walls. Owner of a hotel in Greeley Colorado was traveling to Salt Creek to oversee interests.

Associated Press Ogden Utah Ogden Canyon Walla Mr. Ewing Hatel Greeley Calo Casper Jday Salt Creek

Rail rate readjustment targets September first

Washington August 8 associated press readjustment of the national transportation rate structure began today to take effect by September 1. Freight and passenger tariffs including Pullman excess baggage and milk rates are among increases authorized last Saturday by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Carriers will seek intrastate rate boosts to align with new interstate rates.

Associated Profi Washington Commierce Commission

J Frank Hanly Killed in Freight Collision at Crossing

Denison Aug 2 J Frank Hanly former Indiana governor and 1916 prohibition candidate and Dr Oreen Baker of Kilgore Ohio were killed when their automobile was struck by a Pennsylvania freight train at a crossing Sunday.

Associated Press Denison J. Frank Hanly Indiana Prohibition Oeen Baker Kilgore Ohio Pennsylvania

Casper Legionnaires Off For Big Convention Fight Move Of State HQ

Casper's delegation of forty two travels to Sheridan for the annual American Legion convention. They oppose moving state headquarters from Casper and back resolutions on labor, land, and mineral rights for ex service members. The group seeks to elect Fred Drakle as state adjutant and Peter Nyce as state commander, while Sheridan plans hospitality and representation goals.

Casper Legionnaires Casper Fred Drakle Caorge Vroman Peter Q. Nyce Sheridan Resolutions Committee D. W. Ogilbes Casper Post Casper Onles Legion American Legion Wyoming Afl

Constitutionalist Victory Reported In Government Ranks

The constitutionalists or the government party secured a victory, signaling a shift in political leadership and policy direction for the regime and its supporters.

Constitutionalists Government Party

Treaty With Turkey Likely Signed This Thursday

Paris reports indicate the peace treaty between the Allies and Turkey will be signed on Thursday per newspapers. The Associated Press notes anticipation in the foreign press during August.

Associated Press Paris Turkey

Cotton crop forecast at 12.6 million bales in 74 percent normal

Washington reports the 1940 cotton crop is forecast at 12,619,000 bales based on July 26 conditions, which were 74.1 percent of normal. The forecast reflects drought and regional variability affecting U.S. cotton production.

Casper M. FP. Wheetler Chaier of Commerce Nelson North Casper East Butler South Butler Southwest Mills-Baker Midwest Government Bureau Washington U.S Associated Press Department of Agriculture

Mille Hutton steam shovel breaks ground for bank building

The Mille Hutton company started work early this morning on a new National Bank building at the corner of Becond and Wolgott streets Miss Helen Carlson returns from Cheyenne after attending the Frontier Day celebration.

Mille Hutton Company Fing National Bank Becond and Wolgott Streets Helen Carlson Cheyenne

Man dies after fall from 300 foot canyon cliff

In Idaho's Snake River canyon near Blue Lake a man fell to his death Sunday while his wife and two others waited in the car. He was a 4th grade teacher at Snake River School. The companion details are unclear due to damaged text.

Twalls Idaho Gstate Dente Teatek Sna@ke River canyon Blue Laken

Bank messenger held up in Kansas City heist

Four armed men in a motor car roped a Troost Avenue Bank messenger in Kansas City and escaped with a grip containing 2900 dollars in cash and checks totaling between 40000 and 50000 dollars.

Associated Press Kansas City Troost Avenue Bank

Parade to Highlight Cox Nomination Day fete

In Dayton Ohio a parade of visiting delegations marks the main event before Governor James M Cox receives formal nomination notification next Saturday. Senator Robinson of Arkansas Anson will deliver the acceptance speech after the parade and the notification address.

Dayton Ohio James M. Cox Cox

Polish Armistice Demands and Russian Frontline Moves

The report outlines Poland’s armistice terms including independence disarmament and frontier lines. It notes German troop movements to defend the Eastern Prussia border and Romania pressuring Soviet Russia with a three day withdrawal ultimatum. Fighting along the River Narew near Warsaw is reported as ongoing.

Reda Poland Lloyd George

Flour price drop hits Fort Worth mills

Fort Worth August 2 reported flour prices fell one dollar per barrel at the mills. Bakers who last Tuesday raised bread prices by two cents a loaf recalled the increase in the same report.

Associated Press Fort Worth

Denver Street Railway Strike Shuts Gar Service

Denver August 3 street railway system halted after 1,100 union workers walked out for higher wages. Strikebreakers will be brought in under police guard as thousands reach work by other means. Pickets guard car barn and offices while jitneys run, and city transport is disrupted.

Denver

Auto Takes Double Turn Injures Three Women

Three young women riding home from a dance were injured when their car left a highway turn near Elkhorn pavilion. Ming Mischier suffered a serious facial cut and shoulder wound. Nina Nelenon had bruises and minor cuts. Josephine Wadls had minor injuries and remained in hospital. A similar past crash at the same turn caused no injuries.

Elkhorn Dance Pavilion Atated Ming Mischier Nina Nelenon Wee Misa Josephine Wads

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