Judge Ralph Kimball Named to Wyoming Supreme Bench
Special to The Tribune Cheyenne Wy Dec 28 Gov Carey selects Judge Ralph Kimball of the sixth district for the vacancy on the Wyoming Supreme Court caused by Chief Justice Cyrus Beard's death. Kimball, appointed to the district bench in 1920 and re elected last November, will assume the associate seat next Monday. The constitutional term limits mean a general election in November 1922 will decide the unexpired six year portion of Beard's term. Kimball is not slated to become chief justice this term due to rotation among the three justices.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Robert D. Carey
Ralph Kimball
Sixth Judicial District
Supreme Bench of
Cyrus ‘Beard
Kimball
Supreme Bench
Carey
Casper Juriet
Beard
Wee
Supreme Courts
Newspapers urge curbs on naval programs in Britain
London papers call for limited naval expenditures by the United States Britain and Japan through mutual agreements amid anxiety over the new American naval program. They fear a big U S navy would push Britain to enlarge its fleet as well.
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London
United, States
Great Britain
Japen
Unite States
Still Operator Fined in Police Court
Joseph Dilso pleaded guilty to operating a still and paid a $100 fine plus costs before Judge Morrin in police court yesterday evening. The police found the still in a basement in the north part of the city on December 17. Dilso claimed not to know about the still and said a former roomer occupied the basement, but he confessed after authorities said he talked too much and could not explain.
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Joseph Dilso
Costa
Morrin
Dilso
Polce
Tongman Sentenced to Hanged Date in State Penitentiary
Yee Geow, condemned for murder, was moved to the Rawlins state penitentiary after his death warrant was read at the county jail. He showed no emotion as he left for the cell. The execution is set for March 11.
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Cheyenne
Tax security ban proposed in U S House
Washington December 24 A constitutional amendment to bar financing any tax securities by the federal government states or any county or municipality was proposed in the House today by Chairman Mc Fadden of the banking committee.
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Associated Preas
Washington
McFadden
Banking Committee
Mayor Pleads For Italians To End War
London dispatch reports Italian Premier Giolitti pleading for a suspension of hostilities amid occupation by regular troops. In Trieste, news confirms insurgent leader Gabriele d Annunzio was wounded in recent fighting, struck in the head by shell while in the palace. injury described as light.
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Trieste
Gabriele d'Annunato
Fiume
Destruction of City Reported From Milan
Regular Tallan troops close to Fiume center as smoke shrouds the city. D'Annunzio forces blew up buildings and bridges. reports say he vowed to destroy the city rather than surrender. Late dispatches claim occupation of Fiume.
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Milan
Italy
Tallan
Fiume
D'Annunzio
Mayor of Fiume Seeks Suspension of Hostilities
Rome Dec 2 A Fiume dispatch says General Caviglia approves a suspension of hostilities with the mayor and blockading forces already agreeing on one condition. An interview was set for today to finalize capitulation terms, with two conditions stipulated by Caviglia and one accepted.
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Fiume
Associated Press
Rome
Athe
Caviglia
Stelar
Soldier wounded by shell at Fiume headline update
Paris reports confirm D annunzio was wounded by shell fragment at the palace headquarters. Rome dispatch adds the Italian premier told a parliamentary delegation Italy must hasten action to avert a Jugoslav attack on Fiume.
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Paris
D'Annunzio
Fiume
Rome
Italy
Jugo Slavin
City Manager Plan Discussed By Casper Chamber
The Casper Chamber of Commerce held a noon meeting to review a proposed city government change to a commission or city manager plan. Attendees debated initiative referendum and recall, with speakers citing Indiana and German examples and urging caution that the plan is not a universal cure.
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Casper Chamber of Commerce
Henning
City of
Casper
Hush Money Case Tied to Coroner Blackmail Probe
Cheyenne Wyoming December reports claim Dewey Gordon a 22 year old Union Pacific shop employee arrested for attempting blackmail against Coroner Clyde Early has confessed implicating another man who may be arrested if found Gordon posted $1000 bail and the case will go to the federal grand jury next May authorities say the writer demanded $200 to keep Early's wife unaware of his alleged whereabouts with a woman not his wife Gordon allegedly acted as the letter writer's agent and sought to obtain Early's reply via the postal system
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Dewey Gordon
Union Pacific
Clyde Eurly
Gordon
United States Grand Jury
Crystal Lake
Salt Lake
Early
Thomas J. Crosby
Tribune Press Delivers First Unit In Record Time From Battle Creek
The Tribune reports the first car of the new Duplex Tubular rotary press arrived in Casper after a fourteen day rail journey from Battle Creek Michigan. A second lighter unit is due within forty eight hours. The shipment, handled by Burlington lines, aims to enable up to 90000 sixteen page papers per hour once installed in the New Tribune Building.
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Anilroad
NEW Tribune Press
Tribune
Battle Creek
Mich
Burlington Yards
Duplex Printing Press Co
Camper
Casper
Wilco
Burlington
Jack Leary
Kind
Antosa
News of the World
Thompson
Chicago
Thio
Irish Countess Sentenced to Two Years Hard Labor
Countess Georgine Markievicz was tried by court martial and sentenced to two years at hard labor in Dublin. The charge involved conspiring between January 1918 and September 1920 to form a seditious society named the Sinn Fein Boy Scout Society, alleged to plot murder of military police and to conduct unlawful drill.
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Dublin
Dev
Georging Markievics
Sian Fein Boy Seat Society
Service Men Donate Blood to Comrade in Need
In Montrose California 28 year old Isaac Pettingti a former serviceman suffers pernicious anemia. Doctors say blood transfusions can prolong his life only temporarily and will require ongoing donors. Two transfusions have already occurred and many veterans remain ready to donate as needed.
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Montrose
Cal
Dedi
Isaac Pettingti
Petting
Harbor strike predicted by New York unions
New York officers of the Towboat exchange and Harbor Workers union warned that a harbor strike could begin January 1 affecting several thousand men unless an unforeseen agreement is reached to avert it.
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New York
New York Towboat Exchange and Harbor Workers
French Coast Struck By Violent Storm
A violent storm battered the western coast of France reaching Brest harbor area. The storm caused heavy seas and damaged approaches to the harbor as ships faced dangerous conditions along the coast.
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French
Breet
France
Plane Shortage Hits Cheyenne Air Mall Services
Crashes and other causes have caused a shortage of airplanes for the Cheyenne Omaha and Cheyenne Salt Lake divisions. Only one ship left for Omaha Tuesday, none on Monday, and one Saturday that crashed on arrival after a two day layover at North Platte.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne-Omaha
Cheyenne- Salt Lake
Air Mall
Omaha
North Platte
Soviet Agents Being Driven Out Republic
Tiflis December 28. Measures against persons suspected of Bolshevik agents adopted by the Georgian government. Representatives of Soviet Russia expelled and socialist savha raides and members arrested. Armin and documents seized. A sharp note to M Sherman of the Moscow government stated the republic will wage ruthless warfare against plotters and will not tolerate Soviet machinations.
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Tiflis
Gorgian
Rusdia
Alvha
Armin
M. Sherman
Moscow
Prohibition Raid Seizes Liquor From 35 Hurley Saloons
Federal agents from Chicago swooped on Hurley and Horley Wisconsin locating 35 open saloons. About seventy arrests were made and liquor stock seized as crowds feared gunfire. no shots were fired in Hurley during the initial raid. Prisoners were to be taken to Ashland for arraignment on prohibition charges.
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Associated Press
Horley
Wis
Arents
Joseph Callahan
Ashland
Hurly, Wis
Chicago
Hurley
Prohibition Enforcement
Prohibition
Injuries From Fall Fatal To Aged Woman
An elderly woman died after falling from the roof of a low shed at her ranch home while she repaired a roof leak. The incident occurred at her residence near this place.
Sun Dogs Signal Start of Cold Christmas Week
In Colorado Springs two red spots appeared near the sun as a curious youth asked an old man about them. The man called them Thom's aun doga a dern good align of cold weather. That night the thermometer dropped to gero as Christmas week began with a cold wave.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Gero
Liquor Stockpiled in Denver Faces Disposal Dilemma
In Denver the police chief and federal officer Medina scramble to dispose of large seizures from prohibition raids. Medina moves surplus liquor to the federal building as space runs out, while officials in Denver lack authority to destroy it without Washington orders.
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Denver
Colo
Armstrong
Police Department
J. Medina
Medina
Mr Medina
Washington
Wyoming Wool Growers Set Annual Convention in Casper
Unusual interest surrounds the seventeenth annual Wyoming Wool Growers Association convention scheduled January 6 to 8 in Casper. It highlights the 1919 wool receipts of about 14 million dollars and a projected 1920 value far lower, with discussions on embargo proposals and the truth in fabric labeling.
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Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Wyoming
Congress
McKinley
Wyo
Casper
Bandit Shoots Cheyenne Man in Robbery Slaying Incident
Special to The Tribune reports Asimeon Butques a pool hall proprietor is shot through the body and fatally wounded by two bandits in a South Cheyenne holdup. The assailants fled with about 400 dollars. The article notes lingering romantic imagery amid the scene.
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Tribune
Cheyenne
Asimeon Butques
South Cheyenne
Rep Kahn seeks broadened land law to bar foreign ownership
Washington reports Rep Kahn of California floats extending the land law to ban ownership by all foreigners. He argues applying the ambalian rule to all would nullify Japan’s protest as discriminatory and curb British holdings in California while noting Japan’s protest may still stand despite rumors of withdrawal. Officials say Japan has not withdrawn opposition and will not abandon it until after new negotiations.
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California
Japan
Great Heliain
England
Washington
State Department
Kahn
Roland Morris
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