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Casper Daily Tribune

Location

Casper, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1922

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Assassination Attempt Targets British Home Secretary

An attempt to kill Home Secretary W C Bridgeman failed after arsenic in chocolates sent by mail were discovered at the Home Office. Police link the poison plot to the same person who recently poisoned Sir William Horwood, head of Scotland Yard.

London Associated Press Home W. C. Bridgeman Home Office William Horwood Scotland Yard Bridgeman Unioniat the Treasury War Department Ministry of Labor Board of Trade Bonar Law Botham Horwood Orlgins Erwood Bridgemane

Thirteen Club Tempts Jinx With Laughable Night

New York reports the Thirteen club’s fourteenth year celebration on December 13. Thirteen tables with 195 diners staged 12 courses under a ladder amid 13 umbrellas and 17 skeletons while eleven members attempted every superstition. Police tie the incident to a likely unbalanced individual targeting Scotland Yard, with Bridgeman and other officials mentioned in the scandalous chase.

New York Ij Wae Fate

Brunen Slayer Grilled On Witness Stand In Trial

Charles M. Powell, who confessed to killing circus owner Honest John T. Brunen, testified under cross examination in Mount Holly. He claimed he acted at the urging of Mary C Mohr and his sister Doris Haunen and denied receiving immunity for his confession. Powell repeated that the crime was committed to please Mohr.

Mount Holly Charles M. Powell John T. Brunen Powell

OConnor family calls for no reprisals after Rory’s death

Dublin editors report Rory OConnor's parents urge against reprisal for his execution by the Free State government. In a letter to Rory's younger brother dated December 7, they express grief and forgiveness, saying the will of God be done and asking Ireland’s honor be preserved.

Dublin Theo Associated Press Rory O'Connor Free Staten Newrapapers Tam Ireland

Escape From Cheyenne Children's Home Sparks Police Hunt

Flora Peterson Hazel Smith and Katherine Talman ages 13 14 and 12 or 11 are missing after a second escape from the state children's home in Cheyenne Wyoming. Police believe they are hiding in the city and earlier escaped were recaptured briefly before being sent to a Denver institution.

Cheyenne Wyo Flora Peterson Hazel Smith Katherine Talman Howe Denver

Caliph Receives Charles R. Crane in Constantinople audience

In Constantinople Abdul Medjid welcomed former U S minister Charles R. Crane who said Turkey seeks friendly U S guidance and support for peace at Lausanne. Crane planned to depart for Cairo today.

Constantinople Dee M— Charlies KR Crane United Status Ching Yvoaterday Abdul Medjid Turkey United States Cairo

Standard Oil of New Jersey Chief Seeks Free Competition

W. C. Teagle, president, testified that the Standard Oil of New Jersey operates under free and active competition after the Supreme Court dissolution. He argued the firm did not participate in price fixing and emphasized transport as a barrier to full competition with former subsidiaries. Teagle cited markets, profits, dividends, and distribution facilities as part of the post-dissolution landscape.

Washington Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Supreme Court W. C. Teagle Inj Standard of Company of & Statement Itn New Jersey Company Teazle Décres Teagle Teagie Gulf, Texas Teale Ttn Temglo Tonagle

Wyoming Campaign Expenditures Reported in Late Election

Wyoming reports show William B. Ross spent only travel costs in his governor bid while John W. Kendrick and Frank Monde list various donations and campaign outlays. Donations from party chairs and committees include sums to state and national Republican and Democratic committees and multiple candidates.

Cheyenne Wyo the Tribune William B. Ross Wyoming John W. Ting Republican Stat Committees P. C. Spencer Frank E. Liocag Katherine A. Morton G. H. Little Ceclia H. Hendricks H. VS Johm Kendrick Edward L. Burke Queely Keoughan A. &. de Jacquies T. W. Tomilson American National Live Stock Association Jarker Rapvo Cyrben Couny Repubican Club Big Jierd Mimithee Fremeres Nepublican Committee Coe H. O. Barber Riot Springs John W. Hay Wee Fon Republicign Senator's Committee Peter Koot Serpe Henry Tyler John William I McVirkes Hugh J. Partan Carl Wacknon T. KK Tie Joy Albert D. Walton A. A. Anderson

Fourteen Dead After Texas Rail Wreck Near Humble

A Southern Pacific wreck near Humble Texas killed fourteen people and injured many others. Investigations were launched by railway officials and local authorities as crews cleared the scene. The crash involved a passenger train and a switch engine. engineers reported missing lights and severe boiler damage.

Houston Texas Southern Pacific Humble Wicers Shreveport Dec Holland

Tribune Saturday Edition Delivers Casper’s News Wide

The Casper Tribune confirms its Saturday edition reaches nearly every home, ensuring widespread paid circulation and citywide coverage of local happenings.

the Tribune Casper

Saturday Shopper advertisement opportunity

Local Tribune urges advertisers to place Saturday notices before Friday night deadline to reach shoppers at home. Emphasizes wire news market reports and features for Wyoming edition.

The Tribune Wyoming

Tragic Train Fire Claims Familiar Rider and Others

A longtime road figure known to travelers was killed instantly in a train disaster. The train news eater died at his post, his body found under debris including candy and newspapers. Several injured suffered severe burns. Conductor Kempseey of Mouston was among those identified among the dead and injured.

Dieb Kempseey Mouston

Brooklyn man beaten with wrench linked to alimony case

A Brooklyn man beaten with a monkey wrench near the Sandbar is identified as Gregory Peterson from Brooklyn, while police list him under aliases Hayden and Blackie Williams. He lies in Casper hospital with a fractured skull but is recovering. A court had ordered Charles Mannell to sell a cemetery lot to settle alimony arrears to Hasel Alannoll.

Los Antibles Charles Mannell Joe Hasel Alannoll Aldo Brooklyn Casper J. HL Hansard Qly Rile Ciregory Peterson Metropolie Breolyn Bridge Blackie Burtington Petersow Hayden Paterson Hansard Pwo Winkie Blackie” Williams Blackie Wiliam Williama Milew Mont Willian Brooke Ranch Kate Werume Walter Withers M. W. Purcell

Wanamaker Burial Attended by Thousands in Philadelphia

Thousands filled Bethany Presbyterian Church and the Wanamaker mausoleum as the merchant prince John Wanamaker lay in state and was honored with private services. Clergy led the rites in a solemn ceremony attended by notable national figures and church representatives. The Bethany choir performed hymns including Nearer My God to Thee and Jesus Lover of My Soul.

John Wenanaker Bethany Presbyterian Church Farott'ae Long Horth Philadelphia Wanamaker Rt. Jaume Leen Merchant Prince Jean Saget Gtele’ Quartetto Bethany Bethany Chote A. Gorden Maclannan

High Court Sets Record For Expedited Docket

The Supreme Court under Chief Justice Tutt reduced backlogged cases to 243 disposed this term from 108 opened, boosting speed despite Justice Mitney’s incapacitation and reduced opinions from Justices Day and Clark.

Washington Nupreme Court Jumius Tutt Jamioe Mitney Jaquices Day and Clark

Mexico Protest Exclusion Resolution Delayed in Congress

A Mexican protest againstMexico's exclusion from Central American affairs was debated in Washington. Debate stalled by Coopertutas party leaders delaying action amid a broader push to oppose United States naval bases in Latin America and to influence regional intervention policies.

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