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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1922
Page
13
The Wyoming theatre offers a Christmas matinee with candy nuts apples and a Santa Claus appearance for kiddies in a festive effort by management. The feature Thursday and Friday is Dont Doubt Your Wife a Leah Baird directed film from Associated Exhibitors about domestic life with melodramatic twists.
Indianapolis officials moved to bar Fatty Arbuckle from local theaters despite a potential comeback. Mayor Lee Shank announced that Will Hays indicated Arbuckle might be allowed to return, but the mayor pledged to prevent any Arbuckle pictures from being shown in the city. Arbuckle’s trials ended in one acquittal after two hung juries. He is married to Minta Durfee.
In Washington the senate struggled over the shipping bill as supporters pressed a June vote to set it aside for Norris agricultural financing. Senator Jones led the ship bill effort while Fletcher King and Williams objected. Norris warned he would push a constitutional amendment for direct presidential election if the motion failed.
In Omaha on December 20 federal judges heard the request by multiple railroads for an injunction against Nebraska state and county tax assessments. The CB&Q, Chicago and North Western, and others contend the 1621 valuations are discriminatory and higher than those on similar property.
In Marion Illinois three Berlin mine slayings survivors testifying at the jury trial recount brutal scenes from last June. They describe being marched from the shaft with arms raised and shot and stabbed wounds as gunfire killed managers and workers including Shoemaker and the machine gunner.
Lieut Walter Monen in the seaplane Samalo Correia 11 arrived in Aracaty from Cam cell en route to Rio Janeiro after a flight from New York to Rio Janeiro.
The Gary of the Seas, nicknamed The Glory, once the queen of the American merchant fleet, was ordered to be scrapped but a Boston telegram secured a reprieve. Plans emerged to tow her to Boston to serve as a monument in harbor, preserving a symbol of the clipper era for sailing and shipping historians. The ship, built by Donald C. Mayo, carried famed routes between New York and San Francisco, later serving as a coal and cargo barge before becoming a floating fish plant and junked earlier this year.
The house provision for further naval disarmament negotiation with the principal powers is to be recommended to the Senate for adoption, under a decision reached today.
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