Turks Weigh Course Between Allies and Russia at Conference
Turkish delegates at the Near East conference face choosing a Dardanelles policy aligning with Britain or Russia and the Entente. Ismet Pasha discusses plans with M. Tehitcherin and Mustapha Kemal amid fears of Russian and British naval pressure and possible Christmas adjournment.
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Associated Press
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Dardanelles
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United States
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Great Britain
Russa
Ismet Pasha
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
British steamer Tyrrhenia aids German ship Kayser
Radio messages from Boston report the British steamer Tyrrhenia bound from New York to Genoa proceeding to assist the German steamer Heinrich Kayser, which was in distress about 600 miles east of Cape May. Kayser was en route from Savannah to Bremen and Hamburg, 27 miles away at 9:20 pm.
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Maan
Tyrrhenla
New York
Genoa
Heinrich Kayser
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Ravannah
Bremen
Hamburg
Night earthquake shakes city for five seconds
A tremor lasting about five seconds was felt in San Francisco last night as reports come in from residents and officials. No damage is reported, and authorities are monitoring for aftershocks.
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San Francisco
Dec
Former Kleagle En Route Home
Edgar I. Fuller former Ku Klux Klan Kleagle of Sacramento California who had faced divorce and a California perjury charge left Omaha for California yesterday with his four year old daughter Dorothy The release came after police failed to present proper papers for detention A temporary support hearing for Mrs Fuller was set for next Friday in district court The departure was reportedly at Mrs Fuller s mother s home and was not confirmed or denied
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Search for Clara Phillips on UP trains yields no trace
Investigators probing the escape of Clara Phillips from Los Angeles County Jail checked two Union Pacific trains through Cheyenne but found no confirmation she was aboard. A woman matching her description was questioned. she claimed to have led the Ogden to Baltimore train and appeared older than Phillips. Local police questioned crew, but no lead emerged.
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Alberta Meadows
Los Angeles
Angeles
Phillips
Lon Angeles
Ogden
Utah
Baltimore
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Laramiz
United States
Mexico
Calfornia
Knights of Columbus to Initiate Class of 50 Sunday
Fifty candidates will be initiated into the Ideal council of the Knights of Columbus Sunday afternoon at 12 46 at Oxia Fellows hall with ritual work followed by a banquet at the Henning hotel. All knights and candidates will receive communion at 9 o clock Mass at St Anthony's church. The probable list includes Edwin Farrett and many others named.
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Noted artist C D Batchelor to draw daily for Casper Tribune
Cartoonist C D Batchelor, famed for The Human Zoo, joins the Casper Tribune staff as a daily contributor. His work, created in New York and now tied to the Philadelphia Public Ledger, will appear regularly in the Tribune. Batchelor aims to mirror Nature with satirical insight.
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Playwright and Poet Mrs Peabody Marks Dies in Cambridge
Cambridge word Miss Jowphine Preston Peabody Marks poet and playwright died at her home after an illness lasting months. She won the Stratford on Avon prize in 1920 for The Piper and authored several plays and volumes of verse.
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Mass
Jowphine Preston Peabody Marks
Marka
Dividend Declared by Chicago Burlington and Quincy Rail
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad board voted a semi annual five percent dividend on outstanding capital stock payable December 36 to stockholders of record December 1. President Ralph Budd of the client Northern said no director meeting would be held before December 1 to consider dividend action.
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Chicago
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Today
Ralph Budd
Northern
Cold and Snow Still Prevail In Northwest
Northwest endures near zero temperatures as the first winter wave extends southward shaping a real Pacific coast winter reaching toward the Mexican border. Havre Montana records minus five and minus two degrees as the cold dome relaxes slightly while middle western regions remain mild.
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Chicago
Northwest
Pacific
Mexican
Havre
Mont
Two Irish Deputies Targeted as Violence Shocks Parliament
President Cosgrave confirms Deputy Sean Hales was shot dead and Deputy Patrick O’Maille wounded while en route to parliament. O’Maille, deputy speaker, is among the injured as Ireland’s new Free State government faces its first violence amid a jetty assault during a war-junta crisis.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Cosgrave
Sean Hales
Patrick O'Maille
Maite
Four Hudak children die in Chicago fire
A house fire in Slee sey tolie'he injures and kills four of Joseph and Veronica Hudak's children while the parents and two others escape with burns. The 8 to 10 month old girl was among the dead as firefighters and a passerby rescue the mother and remaining child.
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Chicago
Joseph
Veronica Hudak
Anne Orm
Mire
Budak
Mattheau
Paralytic Stroke Fatal to Resident S. Riley
C P Riley aged 62 years died yesterday from a paralytic stroke at his home on Weet A street. The deceased, a steamfitter by trade, had worked in Casper and Galt Creek for several years. He is survived by a sister in Bilan, Wash. The funeral is at the Shaffer Gay chapel.
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Funeral for Smallpox Victim Hears Rev Carter Speak
The funeral for W. El Garyia, 47, who died yesterday afternoon of smallpox, was held last night at 7:30 from the peat house with Rev. L. B. Carter in charge. The death is the first smallpox fatality in the area this year, and Garyia is survived by a wife and mother living in Mydson, Wyo.
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Wyo
Free Admission for Ladies at Last Show Night
Closing night of the Tribune Pure Food Health and Household Show at the Arkeon. Ladies admitted free. children must be with an adult. Attendance expected to top 1,400, with 9 PM to midnight dancing by Ackerman Early Goin Jazz. Coffee giveaway by Wyoming Grocery Company with 60 prizes. Proceeds to the Woman's Departmental club.
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Tribune
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Ealy Goin
Wyoming Grocery ‘Company
Pothier Secures Cronkhite Case Record For Use
Writs from Federal Judge Brown order the Justice Department to produce records in the Cronkite murder case for defense of Ro land R. Pothier a former Army officer. Pothier to appear in court Monday for removal to Tacoma for trial. Defense argues federal Tacoma court lacks jurisdiction over Camp Lewis land where Major Cronkite was killed.
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Department of Justice
Washington
Alexander P. Cronkite
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West
Brown
Roland R. Pothier
Central Falls
Pothier
Tacoma
Camp Lowh
Pioneer Service Featured at W Church Next Sunday
Arrangements for a Pioneer Service at the Methodist church next Sunday night include invitations sent to Casper families enrolled in the Pioneer Association of Natrona County. Rev L B Carter notes eligibility and invites longtime residents to attend. Mr Boyt Wagner will perform piano solos.
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L. B. Carter
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Nation County
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Associaton
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Explosion Damages Kansas City Theater Estimate Exceeds 310000
A downtown Kansas City theater suffered heavy damage from a blast today with fire officials estimating losses over 310000. The explosion occurred during a gathering when a fight started and someone was forced from the scene.
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Kanasas City
Gan
Clemenceau Takes Rest and Lunch With President Harding
Georges Clemenceau relaxes on a lighter day in Washington after a full schedule. He had a 10 oclock lunch with President Harding at the White House and plans to travel to Philadelphia then Chicago for further speeches and the peace conference work.
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Georges Clemenceau
Tng
France
Piremidell Harding
Oil Contracts Pending Conference Called
Wastington D C December 9 a conference is arranged by the Interior Department with Senator Warren and Wyoming and Montana representatives along with irrigation chairmen to perfect arrangements for oil contracts. The meeting will be held at 4:15 p m with Secretary Fall.
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