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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
7
London reports the peace negotiations in Ireland near collapse as Sinn Fein defies allegiance to the Crown and Ulster refuses to dissolve its parliament. Government leaders seek a new negotiation path though all settlement possibilities are considered exhausted.
The Chinese arms conference delegation in the Shantung negotiations will push two non negotiable points Japan must accept open Tsing Tao and respect vested interests The Chinese say they will not concede control of the Tsing Tao Tsi Nau Fu railroad nor surrender Shantung unconditionally. Washington dispatch also notes a Philippine request to involve its commissioner in any armament council actions.
Personal items report arrivals and visits in Caspar for winter. Miss Lange stays with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hood on East First Street. The Hoods, Thermopolis residents, winter in Caspar. Mrs. Harry Logue of Lander visits for business and social matters. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mechling return after months eastward travels. Mr. and Mrs. Mochling spent time in Denver before Caspar. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Freemont stay with friends en route home after a Denver visit.
William Hines of Denver and others visit the city for the Rocky Mountain Oil Producers Association meeting held Tuesday and Wednesday. Attorneys England and Kem attend business, while several out of town figures visit for oil matters and related interests. Potatoes bring 98 cents per 100 pounds in the Denver market.
American officials viewed Japan’s request to lift the naval ratio from 0 to 70 percent as delicate but potentially hopeful. Baron Kato presented the security case to Secretary Hughes and British leader Arthur Balfour, with Cabinet backing, marking a shift from technical to plenary settlement discussions.
A Heart Day drive will be conducted in Ball Creek to reach the 2600 pledge to the Wyoming Children's Home Society by Natrona County. County and Salt Creek committees, led by Mrs. Bam Service and Mrs. Joe S. May, return from Salt Creek with Powell in charge of tag day. The event aims to meet the county quota, building on prior success from the local drive.
The U S Department of Justice sought Navy help to intercept the French liner Paris and return Charles W Morse of New York whose shipping contracts are under investigation. Morse reportedly left the country and passports were issued in the name C Morris. The Navy had not yet received an order to dispatch a destroyer.
A special medical commission reported Miss Virginia Rappe showed chronic bladder inflammation and rupture. Defense argues rupture stemmed from chronic condition, not Arbuckle. Prosecution to question the report. Dr Ophuls explains findings. other testimonies include Dr. Rosenberg, Captain Raynard, and Mrs. Morgan.
Boston report shows Fheit Loot suspect arrested in New York on charges of receiving part of a $400000 mail robbery loot tied to a Los Angeles heist last March. Carl Solomon, held on similar charges, was released yesterday and not yet indicted.
J Lloyd Webb is held in Pre city jail on an investigation charge after his wife appealed to police for protection. Neighbors heard her say at a South Durbin Street rooming house that she escaped before noon after he fired a shot from a small calibre revolver. She added that during a family disturbance last night he threatened her life and fired into the floor.
A public release cites Frederick L. Hoffman noting 1920 U S homicides near 9 000, down from 1910. Memphis Tennessee leads with 63 4 per 100 000. southern states show high negro to white crime ratios. New York City and Chicago record notable rates amid regional variations.
A woman was fired upon as she left her house and then hid in a friend’s room as police arrived. Officers could not determine whether the case would be handled as a city matter or referred to county authorities.
Cheyenne Wyoming December 1 November 30 marked the last day of the open season for game fish angling in Wreming. A four months closed season begins December 1.
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