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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
1
London reports France officially recognizes the Wrangel government. British reaction ranges from consternation to concern as ministers discuss the move. King George postpones his planned wave to Retia amid the diplomatic tension.
Trotsky named Bolshevik war minister to head the drive for Warsaw as Polish defense tightens north of the capital. In Warsaw crowds rally with rifles while civilians, women, and elderly mobilize for the battle front amid mass transports and barbed wire convoys heading toward the city.
Reports from the Sumuilt House near Pikes Peak say seven inches of snow fell overnight, setting a new August record. Two inches were recorded in Colorado Springs as snow plows cleared roads and the auto highway.
Dolled Press reports Frange reengages Gen Wrange regimen in South Russia de facto government, conflicting with Hythe premier agreement. Dispatches say Wrangel offensive against Reds while Britain, US, France oppose Soviet recognition. US will refrain from mediation between France and Britain on Russia.
Senator Warren G. Harding plans a speaking tour at the Minnesota State fair in Minneapolis during the first week of September. He aims to make a direct appeal to farmers as Senators Borah and AES are slated to campaign at labor centers in the West.
July permits for Casper show a $205 467 total, up from June by $118 223. Major projects include a 65 by 140 foot brick two story Center Street structure, Richards Cunningham store addition, Wool Warehouse storage facility, and houses ranging from 4 000 to 16 000 dollars with multiple one story dwellings and expansions.
In Cleveland on August 12 Babe Ruth, despite a bandaged right knee, started in right field for the Yankees his robe? wait his race was.
Federal auditors pegged Ponzi schemes at up to 87 million dollars while Ponzi failed to post 25 thousand bonds on a mail fraud charge. He surrendered to U S marshals and was arrested amid reports the Savinetti Company capital may be wiped out as a Boston bank closed by a commissioner.
Associated Press report from Boston states an application seeks a receiver for Charles Ponai alleging millions in Machitutes assets. Attorney General Allen released a statement after his remarks about an agreement with a Viet attorney and Hanover Trust connections, noting inability to proceed.
The lower house considers a joint resolution aimed at delaying or blocking action on ratification of the federal amendment. Debate centers on whether any steps should be taken to prevent ratification while the measure is discussed.
United Press reports that hope for a peaceful settlement between Governor Canto of Lower California and the Mexican government is abandoned. General Pablo Gonzales is expected to arrive to confer with local Mexican leaders as federal forces are reported at Bankis Sonora.
In Little Rock on August 12 Senator Kirby conceded the nomination to Congressman T H Caraway for United States senator. The dispatch notes the Arkansas vote outcome and confirms Caraway’s win in the Democratic race.
Archbishop Mannix says he will visit Ireland in defiance of London’s government. He refused to outline plans to evade British police and declined to specify dates for the trip.
A strong quake lasting about 22 minutes was recorded near Mexico City today. Government observers detected the disturbance and noted the epicenter approximately 3,900 miles distant.
Riverton hosts a three day anniversary celebration starting Friday August 13 with aeroplane parachute drops a free luncheon and a dance at the Masonic hall. Casper participates with baseball and cavalry events as crowds gather for the jinx defying festivities.
United Press reports in Indianapolis on August 12 that banks tightening money supply will force big auto plants to close soon. Workers have been laid off and more releases expected as banks refuse to extend credit to dealers and manufacturers, reducing purchases and worsening loan access.
Warsaw defense reports place Polish forces at about 150000 while Soviet troops north of the Pripet River total 114000. overall Bolshevik army strength estimated at 360000 with Poles outnumbered two and a half to one.
William Edwards 16 suffered a broken collar bone and severe cuts when the Cadillac he drove home from the Elkhorn dance turned over twice on a sharp road curve near midnight. Two girls in the car were less seriously injured. others in the vehicle escaped with minor injuries. Eyewitnesses noted the car was likely traveling 30 to 40 mph, though some locals thought the speed was lower. The crash damaged the windshield, top, and fenders, with the car righted by a passing truck. This marked the third serious Elkhorn road accident near the pavilion in a short span.
An early strike settlement was hoped for today but the Denver strikers last night vetoed the company proposal overwhelmingly. Strikebreakers will operate the care while the company makes no further overtures, according to the announcement.
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