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Newspaper

Casper Daily Tribune

Location

Casper, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1922

Page

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Clemenceau Returns Home Amid Cheerful Fatigue

Georges Clemenceau arrives in Havre aboard the Paris after an American pilgrimage. He greets press and a large crowd, declines interviews, enjoys a joking mood despite fatigue, and plans two weeks at home before a rest at St Vincent du Jard. He thanks U S friends and hopes for good results from his trip.

Havre France Associated Press Georges Clemenceau Hie State Paris Clemenceau Fries United States Vendee St. Vincent du Jar M. Clemenceau Tami Albert Boulin Plymouth Parla

U S loan to Germany is out of question Lamont says

New York December 20 Thomas W Lamont of J P Morgan told the council on foreign relations that the US has no intend to loan Germany for now as reparations debt makes a loan impractical He described possible future aid only as a small measure to help Germany over the bill and noted Allied schemes for supervision and deflation controls.

U. S Germany Lamont New York Thomas W. Lamont J. P. Morgan Council of Foreign Relations

Mer Rouge Kidnaping Case Dominates Louisiana News

Monroe La December 20 The famed Mer Rouge kidnapping case has dominated Louisiana legal action for months with state troops deployed near Mer Rouge and Bastrop amid feuds between Morehouse Parish factions. Victims include Watt Daniels Thomas Richards Watt Davenport and others with masked riders abducting five Mer Rouge citizens during a double event race and festival.

Monroe Louisiana National Guard Baxtrop Mer Rowre Honne Niveterioun Major Watt Timlels Thomas Pletcher Kentucky Tennessee Cnn Morehouse J. J. Vantols Walt Daniels Thomas R. Richards Walt Tavennart W. Andrew Pas ‘Ram Mer Rouge Daniele Andrew Daniels Watt Richards Taniels Arkansas Mississippi Parker Bastrop Louisana Mer Houge Nautomoblies Watt Davenport

Indicted Brooklyn Navy Yard workers in theft case

Twenty two civilian employes at the Brooklyn navy yard were indicted on charges of stealing government property valued at over 1.7 million. Federal agents and New York detectives traced losses to clothing, paint, glass and alcohol with several warehouses under surveillance. Authorities plan a broader cleanup as more accomplices are sought and recovery steps are arranged.

New York Brooklyn Navy Base Department of 4Uastice Navy Base Naval Base Navy Thew Sinang Willam J. Burns Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice Edward J. Brennan Bureau Operativ Brennan Enright Francia Trainor Robert Walsh Ral Navarro Trainor Wetehreer Brooklyn Manhattan United States Attorney Stepea Washington

Douglas Gets New Alfalfa Mill In Operation

Douglas Wyoming reports a newly completed alfalfa mill now in operation after recent completion. The plant will run two shifts and marks a significant upgrade for local industry and agricultural processing in the area.

Douglas Wyo

Compensation changes urged Hoffman seeks law revision

Cheyenne Wyoming December 20 State Labor Commissioner Harry C Hoffman backs changes to the workmen compensation law to end the flat rate system and base assessments on accident risk and industry. He urges adoption of a continuance clause to protect workers when employers fail to pay due wages after quitting or discharge.

Hoffman Cheyenne Wyo Harry C. Hoffman A. TP. Hoskins Wyoming Carey

United States Diverges With Allies Over Straits Policy

At Lausanne on December 20 the United States clashed with allied powers over straits control. American observers argued for freedom of the Dardanelles guaranteed by a treaty with Turkey rather than an international commission, while the Allies pressed for immediate action. The talk centered on whether an international body would bind Turkey to keep the straits open for global commerce.

Lausanne Associated Press Ambassador Child Ismet Pasha Lord Curzon Hawgue of Nations Dardanelles la Unnecenmary Turkey Siset Gener Conelles Etralte Eure Tratta Anurica Lausann Hreteb-Tanet Pasha Mustapha Kemal Emyrna Amerian Pbooe Lomet Pasha Angora

New County Movement Launched in Crook County

A new county movement forms in Crook and Campbell area to create a Crook Weston county. Proposal would shift townships from Campbell to Crook and Weston counties, making the new territory about twenty four by eighty four miles. Moorcroft residents oppose splitting away land they consider naturally theirs.

Gilletth Wre Dee Ginok Campbell County Crook Weston Countie Moorcroft

Douglas Children Will Skate Free

Douglas Wyoming announces a free skating program for local children at the rink. The facility will be electrically lighted and heated by stoves to provide a safe warm venue for young skaters.

Douglas Wyo

GliftonYouth Struck by heavy corn wagon

Charien Clifton of Crow Creek was seriously injured near Lenére when a wagon loaded with corn ran over him. He fell while trying to navigate a ravine as the team bolted, breaking his gul l ar bone, right arm in two places and several ribs.

Lander Wyo Charien Clifton Crow Creek Lenére Dow

Son of Erin Pleads Guilty After Learning Victim Was Irish

Willing Curey aged 25 expressed willingness to plead guilty to burglary after learning the victim was Irish. Spokane police report say Branin, a 70 year old Irishman, was robbed in his room at 4 a.m. Curey allegedly exclaimed he would have faced life for the crime if he had known the victim’s background.

Son OF Erin Rish Spokane Wash Willing Curey Curry Peter Brannin

Toledo Man Detains Over Dope Ring in Taylor Killing Tale

Police hold John Marazino after he claimed knowledge of William Desmond Taylor’s murder and said a California dope ring pursues him. He entered a residence seeking shelter and described agents trailing him from California to Ohio. Investigators review his sanity and story.

Toledo Ohio John Marazino William Desmond Taylor Hollywood Cal Marazino California Taylor Tayloe Poises Marasing Dlagrulee

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