Daugherty Replies to Keller Impeachment Demands
Attorney General Daugherty prepared a formal reply to Keller charges as the House Judiciary Committee meets in executive session to consider impeachment. He defends access to department documents but warns unrestricted access could harm public interests. He singles out radical leaders and war fraud profiteers opposing enforcement of federal laws.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Keller
Minnesota
Daugherty
Kellar
Cain
Department of Justice
Safe protects county funds from Billings burglary
In Billings Montana deputies dispersed a night burglary at the Yellow stone county treasury. A small safe within the vault with about 89000 dollars in tax money remained secure after burglars blew the vault door and entered the treasurer's office, though papers and records were scattered. No valuables were taken.
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Billings
Mont
Yellowstone County Treasury
Simineo
Emoli
Court House
Race Struggle Centered in United States Says Resolution
Moscow dispatch reports the third international body adopting a resolution that the United States is pivotal in the African race struggle for liberty. It says America is the world center of black culture and that the communist campaign for freeing Negroes should focus there. The American Negro member helped draft the text with white supporters in the United States. The resolution pledges Internationals to pursue racial equality and political and secular freedom for Africans.
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Moscow
Assocated
Third Internationale
Unite Staten
Ilberty
America
United States
The
Internationale
Ambassador Warren to Tour Korea Manchuria Then Peking
U S Ambassador Charles B Warren departs Tokio with two sons for a tour through Korea and Manchuria en route to Peking. He will return before Christmas in his first trip outside Japan since assuming his post.
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Tokio
Charles B. Warren
Korea
Manchuria
Peking
Japan
Aince
Falling cellar door causes death in Thermopolis resident
Thermopolis Wyoming resident Harry Cover was killed when a cellar door blew shut during a wind gust at the Copper Mountain home of his brother in law Charles Moore. He was struck on the head and found dead within minutes.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Harry
Charles Moore
Copper Mountain
Harding Favors Rhine Troop Withdrawal View
White House says administration agrees with those who want American troops withdrawn from the Rhine but cautions no step has been taken to avoid misinterpretation amid Europe’s tense situation. Officials stress the altitude of U S policy is careful on far reaching questions.
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Washington
White House
Rhine
Europe
Butler Nomination for Supreme Court Blocked in Senate
The nomination of Pierce Butler of St Paul for associate justice of the Supreme Court failed of confirmation due to objections by Senator La Follette and Senator Norris. The end of the special session closed as the 67th Congress began its regular session with routine business and plans to address the budget and major bills including shipping, farm credit, and annual appropriations.
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Washington
Pierce Butler
St. Paul
Supreme Court
Senate
la Follette
Wisconsin
Norris
House
LaFollette
Whiaconsin
Nebraska
Bandits Make $10 000 Haul In Omaha
Omaha police search for three masked bandits who robbed Mr and Mrs J P Cohn and their Chicago guest Mrs A Kuhn in the Cohn apartment. They escaped in a car with loot estimated at 10000 dollars including 70 dollars taken from Mrs Kuhn, funds for soup kitchens in Germany, intended to finance her Europe trip.
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Omaha
Neb
Mra
J. P. Cohn
A. Kuhn
Chicago
Cohn
Eighteen Miners Injured by Blast in Ill in Mine Four
Eighteen miners were hurt in an air blast at Mine No. 4 of the Illinois Coal and Coke company in Girard Illinois. Two seriously injured, identified as Otto Bluer and Charles Huckes, were taken to local hospitals. Bluer is reported in serious condition.
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Girard
United
Illinois Coal and Coke Company
Otto Bluer
Charles Huckes
Prince Wales Tumbles Again in Steeple Chase
The Prince of Wales fell from his horse during a steeple chase near Oxford. A difficult double jump caused the tumble. he was shaken but uninjured and withdrew from the race.
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London
Prince Ee Wales
Oxford
Turmoil Over Tiernan Marriage Amid Chicago Elopement
After divorcing his first wife linked to the Poulin baby scandal, Professor Tiernan quickly wed Mia Blanche Hown Kash Bremmer in Chicago. He later returned to his first wife in South Bend, faced quarrels, and Blanche claims she will not reconcile with the professor.
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Cone
Marshalltown
Town
Hihi
Wyoming Reclamation Budget Requests Near Three Million
Federal budget figures propose to fund Wyoming reclamation projects in the 1924 fiscal year. The North Platte project would receive 1.42 million dollars, Shoshone about 926 thousand, and Riverton around 609 thousand. Senator Warren vows to fight for full appropriations if House trims occur.
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North _ Platte
Shoshone
Riverton
North Piatte
Warren
House of Representatives
Interior Department
House
Senate Committee
Senate
Budget Bureau
Ltr
Congress
Two Students Die in Fire at Colby College Campus
Waterville Maine December 4 Two students died in a blaze early today in the north college building on Colby College campus. The bodies were so severely burned that identification was not immediately possible.
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Waterville
Maine
North College
Collb College
Tribune Education Forum Opens Tonight At Casper
The Cooper Chamber of Commerce forum on December 5 focuses on educational matters tied to the American Educators program. Speakers include C TE Metiacken of the Wyoming Children’s Home Society and another state leader. The Tribune Pure Food Health and Household Show opens at the Ark on three days with 34 Casper exhibitors and major prizes. Doors at 7 each evening with entertainment and a chance to win merchandise coupons with subscriptions.
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Cooper Chamber of Commerce Forum
American Educators
American Legion
U. & Chamber of Commerce
American Automoble Nasociation
Juan Dlona
C. TE. Metiacken
Wyoming Children’s Tlome Society
Tribune
Casper
Arkeon
EverySman
Womn
Child
Ore output forecast for Kone Nil district rises sharply
Eight thousand tons of allver ore will be taken out this winter in the Kone Nil district, far above prior estimates, stated by John K. Pickering, Mayo contmeter, who brought the first news since navigation closed.
Truck Driver Killed in Casper Train Collision
A collision two miles east of Casper between a White motor truck and a Burlington train at 2:50 pm killed 20 year old O. C. Shannon and seriously injured 22 year old Dean Wolcott. The men were returning from the DicPherson oil well with casings for A. WM. both men were rushed to the county hospital where Shannon died within an hour.
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O. C. Shannon
Dean Wolcott
Burlington
Casper
Shannon
Wolcott
Cooper
DicPherson
Mow
Gcherek
Welcott
Brian Fon
Victim of Poisoning Buried on Thanksgiving Day
Thomas Clark died from wool alcohol poisoning. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Tow ninn mortuary with Rev Chaplee A Wilson in charge.
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Thomas Clark
Chaplee A. Wilson
Glider Pilot Plans Coast-to-Coast Glide
J. W. Miller, an aircraft engineer from this city, aims to fly solo from the state line to Bilonsburg in a straight line over the Cascade mountains. He intends to perform this milestone during a glider meet scheduled for early 1924.
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Bhattle
J. W. Miller
Bilonsburg
Bhelig
List of Exhibitors at Tribune Show
Readable entries list exhibitors and vendors in the Tribune Show page. Notable names include New York 61 Co Remington Casper Bottling Works Natrona Transfer & Fuel Co Wyoming Baking Co National Biscuit Co Kimball Drug American Legion and Grolier Rape. The roll also mentions Woman's Department Club Casper Disky Lider Dairy & Market and other local businesses.
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New York 61 Co
Tribune
W. Lb
Talbert
Remington
EL P. Brennan
Lawson Gas Hleaters
Woman's Depimental Club
Natrona Transfer & Fool Co
Casper Bottling Works
Casper Mioral Co
Wyoming Baking Co
Natrona Power
Sehank’s Mlmmbing & Hmeatine Co
Stewart & Co
Sigan
Woman's Department Club
National Biscuit Co
I Kimball Drug
Kru
Casper Disky
Don H. Merhert
American Legion
Brown More, Co. A. & Const. Co
Wing Rocwry Co
Tribune Santa Booth
Hi Woman
I Club
Omnes al
Grolier
Bongalow
Lider Dairy & Mathitinder Creamery
Blue Wrent
M. Commercal Printing Co
Torrington Man Seriously Injured by Whirling Crank
Torrington man Daniel Nels suffered a broken jaw and eye injury when a crank on a heel loading dump station whirled around and struck him in the head. He was taken to a hospital in Geottabiuty, Neb for treatment.
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Torrington
Wye
Daniel Nels
Wight
Atlon
Nolan
Geottabiuty
Neb
Fer
Night News Summary Mixes War and Local Deaths
New York reports that the Lusitania carried no guns troops or explosives in an official release. Oklahoma Judge C H E Hiting died. Rafat Pasha sought a husband for 150 former sultan s harem members in Constantinople. Western Union official Cole Nelson Fashbaugh died. Mme Schumann Helnk concert singer ill in Garden City New York. Prince Andrew and Princess Alice banished by military court in Athens. Australian Premier Hughes stabbed at Melbourne election meeting. In Lausanne a Swiss capital levy defeat stood 7 to 1. Pedro Pens found guilty of rebellion and ordered executed at Juarez. Iowa State College stock judging team won at International Stock Exposition in Chicago. Hiram Hadley first president of New Mexico A and M College died in Kansas City. Margaret Hoellems killed in auto collision near Boulder Colorado.
Settlement of Darda Teased First on List of Big Issues
Lausanne December 4 delegates to the Near East conference entered today’s session convinced the Dardanelles question is decisive. The issue divides powers including the United States over opening the straits to all shipping and the role of an international commission of control. Greeks in Asia Minor and Turkish authorities clash over evacuation and safety as officials urge restraint amid rising tensions.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Dardanelles
United States
Nister Techiteherin
Rakovsky
Turkey
Europs
America
Sevres
League, of Nations
Axi Minor
Sumet Pasha
Angara
Mark 1
Beistel
Constantinople
Russian Foreign Minister Urges Dardanelles Fortification
At the conference on straits, Tohitcherin advocates closing the Dardanelles to non Turkish warships and granting Turkey fortification rights. Semet Pasha seeks absolute Turkish control of the straits without demilitarization. The session adjourned before full debate as representatives from major powers began their initial explanations. Venizelos accompanies the Greek delegation. The American delegation cites Reed, Washburn, and Child.
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Venielon
Greece
Courgrirda
Washburn Child
Joseph
Postponement Seen in Obenchain Trial in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a third trial of Madalynne C. Obenchain for the murder of J Belter Kennedy was expected to be postponed as her counsel faced conflicts with another case. The calendar also lists Arthur Barey and Mrs. Chencham's fourth trial for the young broker’s murder, following recent juror deadlock.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Madalynne C. Obenchain
Evanston
J. Belter Kennedy
Ormrossie
Arthur
Bureh
Myaomton
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Inner Safe
U.S
East
Harding
Judiciary Committee
Norma
Sdmini
Bride of
Tiernan
U. S
the Tribune
Bureau of the Budget
C. C. Forum
Casper Daily
Sunday Tribune
Casper Daily Tribune
Copper Woman's Departmental Club
Achorman'a
A. WM
North Kimball Wined
Mere
Bon Botorek
Gomel
New York
Lusitania
Rafat Pasha
Hosbanda
Greeley, Cole
Will'am Nelson
Fashbaugh
Western Union Telegraph Company
Garden City
N. Y
Mme. Schumann-Helnk
Athens
Prince Andrew
Princess Alice
Llondon
Switzerland
EL Paso
Pedro Pens
Juarez
Iowas State College
Ias Cruces
N. M
Hiram Hadley
Agricultural and Mechanical College of New
Boulder
Colo
Margaret Hoellems
Fred B. KR
Hjelsem
College of Neural Arts
University of Colorado
Smother
Goodview
Dardatessued
Sissus
John W. Bheakya
Ureb
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