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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1921
Page
4
The four power Pacific treaty was signed amid hopes of adding China and arms talks. Senator La Follette opposed ratification, while discussions at the White House followed the ceremony. Observers expect broader talks between Britain and France on Europe and reparations.
Tokyo reports Premier Takahashi hailed the four power pact as the grandest peace contribution in history and urged abolition of armaments. London papers discuss rumors of an international economic conference in Washington with Lloyd George and Briand possibly traveling there after upcoming visits.
Strong warning to protect kidneys urges prompt care for backache dizziness or urinary issues. Recommends Dean's Kidney Pills as the reliable remedy used by Casper residents including Mrs. H. J. Evans of 804 South Cheatnut Street. Evans reports quick relief from a weak back after using the pills. price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. Ad.
Foreign Minister Chitcherin declares Russian rights over the Chinese Eastern railway remain in force until a Russia China agreement is reached. He notes Russia reserves full rights to act as it sees fit and protests discussion at the Washington conference. London observers praise the Washington conference moves and thank the US president for summoning the talks.
Casper schools will close for a holiday vacation around ten days starting December 23. School sessions resume after the holidays on January 1 with afternoon holiday programs in most buildings.
Holiday excursion rates provide a 25 percent fare reduction on Burlington routes with a minimum $2.60 round trip. One and a half fare will be charged for the round trip, tickets on sale December 22 23 24 with return by January 4. Legislative notices include lawyers Ryan and Vanatta moving offices to Butte 615 Consolidated Royalty Building.
Mrs. Fred Hargreaves of Detroit reports six week old eczema on the baby's cheek spread to a burning itchy eruption. The child slept poorly. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for ten weeks the baby was healed.
The page describes a riot at Central No. 48 where about 1,000 people used pepper spray and stones, with women hindering 40 men from returning to work. A separate mob attack at Sheridan Coal mines at Mulberry was repulsed. The report also notes an injunction filed December 3 by Alexander Howat, former president of the United Mine Workers district 14.
Six month infentence in the Cherokee County fall at Columbus for criminal violation of the industrial court law against John L. Lewis international president of the United Mine Workers of America. The case was continued by agreement to December 19. The injunction sought would enjoin Lewis and other international officers from interfering with District 14 administration and to restrain Southwestern coal operators from severing existing contracts with District 14.
R. L. Hole and BM. M. Allen were turned over by Sheriff Marquis to Sheriff Stevenson for a series of forgeries and other legal operations. They were held after telegraphic information and awaited Buffalo, Wyoming, and South Dakota authorities.
Mrs Alot MacPherson reports the birth of a baby daughter named Ann Kathleen this morning. Mother and daughter are reported as doing nicely.
The readable fragments describe a messy mix of terms including building, exchange, welding, attorneys, and possible misprints. No clear event, person, or organization forms a complete factual item to summarize.
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