Postmaster Sproul and Aide Suspended in Casper Office
Three post office inspectors were sent to Casper to investigate irregularities in the post office accounts. Postmaster Sproul and Assistant Parker were suspended pending the outcome while the inquiry seeks to determine the amount involved, with figures ranging from two thousand to six thousand dollars.
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Parker
Casper
Coen
Post Office
Sproul
Civil Service
Casper Post Office
Oul
Senate
Sprout
Beaiden Mrawley
Ernest Abony
Charles F. Hanon
Abolition Indirect Taxes Proposed in Congress
Under a special rule the Volstead resolution repealing wartime laws would get right of way in the house after the Johnson Immigration bill is disposed of. Debate limited to two hours.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Rules Committee
House
Former Resident Held for Murder in Cheyenne Case
Special to The Tribune Cheyenne Wy Dec 11 Mrs William Iton Nebraska faces a murder charge for allegedly killing two infant children on November 13 The victims were Mary Zorano vitch and the newborn of Mr and Mrs Wesley Law Investigations prompted sending the infants stomachs to the state chemist in Laramie then to Denver where morphine traces were found Mrs Schuetz formerly served as an apprentice nurse at the Cheyenne private hospital The warrants were sworn by Doctors J D Shingle and George P Sere proprietors of the hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Cheyenne
William Iton
Schuetz
Mary Zoranovitch
Wesley Law
Laramie
Denver
J. D. Shingle
George P. Sere
Devastating Italian quake leaves 200 dead and 15000 homeless
An earthquake in Southern A bauly razed Tempeleni and surrounding villages. About 200 people were killed and 15,000 left homeless as shocks continued, according to an Associated Press dispatch from Rome dated December 11.
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Axsorlatel Press
Rome
Femchen Dis
Abauly
Tempo
Tempeleni
Foreign Trade Corporation to Be Organized
The foreign trade conference voted to form a trade corporation capitalized at 190 million dollars under the Edge Act. Located in Chicago on December 11 the Associated Press report notes the plan advances despite early uncertainties.
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Foreign Trade Corporation
Associated Prensa
Chicago
Oie
Constantine Ordered to Return to Athens After Plebiscite
In Lucerne on December 11 Associated Press reports former King Constantine received official notice of Greece’s plebiscite result and an invitation to return to Athens to reclaim the throne. Foreign Minister Irv Streit and navy commander Capt Stefan Gogolulos accompany the notice as Constantine’s advisers.
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Associated Press
Lucerne
Greece
Athens
Constantine
Irv Streit
Stefan Paparri Gogolulos
Con. Vilng Coustantineg
Y W C A Leader Stresses World Fellowship Need
Mrs Katherine Willard Eddy of the Y W C A foreign department spoke at Casper meetings stressing the goal of building native Y W C A boards and workers abroad. She urged American aid, understanding of global issues, and support for women and girls in war impacted regions including India China and Armenia.
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Casper
Katherine Willard Eddy
Foreign Department
Methodist Church
Eady
Bady
League of Nations
America
California
Eddy
Helen Wells
World Fellowship
Corva
Belgium
France
Italy
Britain
America the Beautiful
Fellowship
Jesus
Romania
Armenia
Germany
Constantinople
India
China
Allck
Biddy
Edgy
Japan
Welfare Club
Association
Apicit
Bwitzerland
Mra
Eysterday
Frank O. Warton
Whore Slater
Grace Coppeck
Dtne
Fiwilworimnd
Rides Hurricane at 386 MPH for Salt Lake City Flight
Pilot Jack Knight battled a tailwind and high gusts to fly 45 miles west of Cheyenne in seven minutes, reaching 386 miles per hour the fastest pace recorded. He hovered in still air for 20 minutes at 3000 feet before landing, planning to refuel and attempt Chicago in about two hours.
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the Tribune
Coenen
Air Mail
Salt Lake City
Jack Knight
Cheyenne
Thin City
Knight
Chicago
Express force in country is being reduced
The American Railway Express Company announced a nationwide reduction of its working force due to a general business slump. Officials described business as flat across the United States and did not specify how many employees would be affected.
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New York
American Railway Express Company
United States
Man Breaks Neck in Fall at Wyoming Ranch Rack
James Gallagher, pioneer ranchman of Wheatland Wyoming, was found dead with a broken neck after attempting to walk across a moving rack. The body lay sprawled on the rack and the team hitched to it waited for guidance from the deceased owner for several hours before discovery.
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Wheatland
Wyo
James Gallagher
Gallagher
Bomb Plant in Dublin Raided. One Man Shot
Sinn Fenners and police fought in Dublin Illinois after discovering a bomb factory. One man was shot and three arrested as a large quantity of bombs was seized. Post offices malls train stations and rail facilities were reported involved.
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Dublin
United Press
Dee
Sinn Fenners
Foreman Victor Chacon Dies of Pneumonia
Victor Chacon age 45 foreman of the C. and N. W. extra gang for several years died at a local hospital from pneumonia at 6 oclock last night. The body is held at Bowman chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Victor Chacon
Bowman Chapel
Holland Agrees to Army Use Under League of Nations
Geneva December 11 Holland accepts conditionally the League of Nations invitation to contribute part of its military to the Vilna district mission. Poland requests exclusion of Grodno fortress and fortified zone from the Vilna plebiscite area.
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Holland
Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Vilna
Poland
Council of the League
Grodno
Irish Question Probe Eyes Special Irish Body
A Labor figure disclosed a cable to Paul Hymans of the League of Nations appealing for support of the League in the committee of one hundred investigating the Irish question. Passports for members of the investigating committee were refused by the British embassy.
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Raimertedeen
Timvis
Paul Hymans
League of Nations
League
Ireland
State Department
Harding faces Hughes plan on League of Nations
In Marion Ohio on December 11 Col George Harvey argues against joining the League before President-elect Warren G Harding. The piece notes the possibility that Charles Jr Hughes might be invited to serve as secretary of state, as Harding’s friends expect. A stray aside mentions mahogany trees in forests and dense growths.
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Marion
Ohio
League of Nations
Warren G. Harding
George Harvey
Harvey
Charles Jr. Hughes
Harding
Hughes
Life penalty paid by slayer for killing two in Colorado
LeGoerne Boska, slayer of William Hunter and Elton Parks, was hanged at the state prison in Canon City after sentencing for a double murder. George Boska and his brother Thomas Bowko fled to Utah, were captured, confessed, and faced execution or life terms amid multiple reprieves before final action by acting Gov. George Stephen.
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Slayer
Canon City
Colo
Fee
LeGoerne
William Hunter
Elton C. Parks
State Prison
Associated Preas
George T. Bonko
Thom Bowko
Pueblo
Rye
Biton
Parka
Wiliam
Parke
Parks and Hunter
Utah
Kenilworth
George Boake
Boska
George Boska
Thomas Bocko
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U. S
Nippo
SSE
League Assembl
Congress
Congrena
Frank T. Frawley
Casper Poat
Poatmaster Sa
Frewley
Mr. Sproul
Tae Kee
Civil Service Department
Mir. Vartaee Ts
Viscount Kikujiro Ishii
League Assembly
Committee On
League of Nationa Assembly
Arma
Y.W.C. A
Northwestern
Col. Harvey
George Bosco
Colorado
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