Many Courthouse Changes Are Due Tuesday
Raymond Rowan a Natrona county pioneer dies at home in Casper at 5 50 pm Friday after long stomach cancer. A native of France he came to the United States about forty years ago and held Casper real estate interests. Survived by son Edward F Rowan and five daughters all of Casper, plus a brother in France. Funeral set for Sunday afternoon at Shaffer Gay chapel with Woodmen of the World assisting.
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Raymond Rowan
Natrona County
Rounn
France
United States
Casper Real Es Iste
Casper Real Estate
Rouan
Edward F Rowan
Casper
Mary Ellizabeth Wheeler
Mien
Katherine M. Rowan
Natrona High School
Dorothy M. Rowan
Ida Mf. Rouan
Rose V. Rouan
Jean Rouan
Escourt
Anton d’ Oloreon Boeses
Pyrennees
Shaffer-Gay
New County Officials Form New Administration Next Week
The upcoming county administration will take office Tuesday after New Year with deputies already chosen by new officials. Sheriff Perry Morris names Enxyl Cantlii as undersheriff, James Hibbard, and W. Irving as deputies. Mary Long appointed deputy treasurer under Agnes Ciera. Hazel Conwell keeps deputy clerk Alice Mooring, and Lyle Jay plans nine deputy assessors with names to be presented in February.
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T. A. Hail
J. B. Scott
G. W. Morgan
Joe Marquin
Perry Morris
Morris
Enxyl Cantlii
Cantlin Ie
Natrona
Scheffner
Royce County
Ude
Standard Oil Company of India
Morrin
James Hibbard
W. ©. Irving
Hibbard
Irving
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Casper
Agnes’ Ciera
Mary Long
Miss Long
Houston
Tex
Texas
Citizens’ National Bank
Hazel Conwell
Alice Mooring
C. 0. Brown
Lyle Ki. Jay
Asaxnaamenta
Jay
Policeman slain in Chicago gun battle near high school
In Chicago a policeman died after a gunfight with three men who opened fire on high school students returning from a dance. A 17 year old girl, Minnie Tinkelstein, was wounded in the hip. A civilian bystander was also shot as the suspects fled toward a hospital address listed as Harvey, Illinois.
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Chicago
Thernchoo
Minni
Tinkelstein
Wee
Recess
Walls resigns as Wyoming Attorney General
Attorney General W. K. Walls submitted his resignation to Governor Carey effective next Monday. He will be replaced by David J. Howell, appointed by Governor Ross after Howell is sworn in at noon Monday.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Doc
W. K. Walls
Carey
Vie
Wiccestler Fo
David J. Howell
Ross
Snow and Rain Forecast For The Next Week
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday shows mixed precipitation with possible rain or snow by midweek in the Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys. Temperatures expected near normal to above early, then cooler, with unsettled conditions in the Northern Rockies and plateau regions and occasional rain in Pacific states.
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Washington
Misetanippi
Missouri
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Pacific States
Canadian Exports Rise After Tariff Law Takes Effect
Washington reports that Canadian exports to the United States for October, the first full month under the new tariff, totaled 32,586,100 dollars. This compares with 694,016,476 dollars in October 1921, indicating a sharp year over year change.
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Washington
United States
Turkish Reinforcements Reported Aiming For Mosul
Athens Dec 30 Turkish forces move toward Mosul the oil rich area at risk in Lausanne talks. A Turkish division of about 6000 troops has reportedly departed from Venice bound for Mosul.
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Athens
Mosul
Ven
Storm Breaks Fair Weather Record In Casper
Ten days of unusually warm and fair weather ended Friday afternoon when a wet snow moved in promising to disrupt the city before morning. Forecasters say the storm settles a stretch of bare ground and may affect plans for the New Year after a Christmas with little snow.
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Casper
Bandits Make $20,000 Haul In Cleveland Robbery
Armed bandits held up the Ferry Cap and Serin company paymaster in Cleveland and escaped with about $20,000. The guard narrowly missed the robbers as they struck after the paymaster returned from a bank with the funds.
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Bandits
Cleveland
Ohio
Ferry Cap and Serin Company
Raul
Night News Summary Highlights Global and Domestic Politics
Reports on US participation in a European conference were contradicted by officials. The will of lawyer JS Wilson Jeakin leaves 200 for a summer White House. Leaders seek funds for naval gun elevation upgrades. California farmers plan a new joint operation in Baja California. Harry Bowen, life insurance writer, dies with large polices. Moves to nationalize coal mines proposed by United Mine Workers with a potential 4.5 billion cost. Government tax figures and population polices noted.
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Baltimore
White House
United States
JS. Wilson Jeakin
New York
United Mine Workers of America
Finance Outlook Optimistic as Year Ends on High Note
New York reports stock and bond markets finishing the year at substantially higher levels. Analysts cite improved business and industry, strong money markets, abundant credit, rising exports, and near-record rail traffic as signs of continued prosperity. Bond sales total about 4.27 billion, with stocks up sharply from prior years.
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New York
Associated Press
Elena
Utd
Bond
Jeruary
Dee
United States
Free-for-All Staged By Mob In Movie Audience
A motion picture director at Universality in Los Angeles staged a mock battle for an audience, using 290 extras yesterday. In the excitement two observers struck blows, the melee spread through the crowd of 798, police arrived, and combatants were arrested. The arena was wrecked.
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Mob
Audienoe
Polices Iid
Review of year and new serials in Sunday Tribune
Edward W. Packard presents a review of 1999 events in international relations domestic affairs labor industrial condition and prominent figures who died in 1022. The piece advertises future serials mysteries sports articles financial predictions comics and other features in the Sunday Tribune.
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Sunday Tribune Tomorrow
Edward W. Packard
Sunday Tribune
Robert W. Chambers
Jinrald Meotrath
Mactan
Tribune
Ubewe
Walter Kekersall
Benborn
Mir
Roger W Labaon
Cartorum
Eelured
Casper Daily Tribune Merch Prize Drawing Set at Office
A prize drawing offering 500 in merchandise will be held at the Casper Daily Tribune office at 9 o clock Saturday evening December 50th. Ticket holders should attend or check Sunday Morning Tribune for winning numbers. Winners must claim prizes at The Tribune next Tuesday.
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Casper Daily Tribune
Peggy Buxton Held on Coast After Escape Inquiry
Los Angeles sheriffs seek to confirm if Peggy Buxton, once of Casper Wyoming, knew or aided Clara Phillips in her December escape. Buxton was jailed on parole violation after being arrested in Long Beach, with investigators probing ties to Beatrice Craig and possibilities of mutual associates among Phillips’ circle.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Sheriff's Deputies
Peggy Buxton
Casper
Wyo
Los Angeles County
Clara Phillips
Hammer
Beatrice Craig
Buxton
Mes
Burton
Sire
Toe Angeles
Clare Phillipe
Dewey Huston
Iif
Perenne
Bank Clearance Figures for New York Week
Reports show clearing house banks and trust companies clearing excess of legal requirements by 6,004,060 dollars. Urey? o'd 8P4.948 12) and 4,060? appear garbled but indicate surplus over required reserves.
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New York
Trust Companien
Urey
Lego
Ku Klux Klan Orders Killing Probe Initiated
A Klan leader announces a probe into murders last August in Morhouse parish as Klan members in Mereneure face potential outlaw status. The official says any member implicated will be hunted by the order to secure their own victims before state courts.
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New Galbans
Lourdana
Kulas Klan
Morhouse Pariah le
Wau Daniele
Thornee Widhunin
Kian
Eutlawel
Ian
President commutes eight I W W Haywood case sentences
In Washington eight Industrial Workers of the World members convicted in the Haywood conspiracy case receive presidential commutations. Sentences range from five to twenty years, with time to expire in prison. no general amnesty is planned.
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Washington
Industrial Workers of the World
Haywood
Snve
Hantiog
Sehr
Aurelio Vincent Aswarn
C. J. Moore
Peter Green
Charles Th. Lambert
Jon
Turt Jorton
Bam Kearlett
Archia Sinclair
Wabitington
Ther
Nlehttan
Aged Man Perishes in Oklahoma Fire Blaze Destroys Stores
An elderly man, believed to be A. Cole of Peoleville, Oklahoma, died in a house fire that ripped through a business section. The blaze caused extensive damage to a rooming house and two stores, with losses estimated around 100000 dollars.
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Arymore
Okla
EL A. Cole
Peoleville
Speed Record Broken Again in Milan Flight
Milan reports aviator Falselove flying an Italian aircraft claims a world speed record with an average speed around 217.0 kilometers per hour over a measured distance, surpassing a previous British record of 168 miles per hour.
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Milan
Masini
WR Khometnra
Thlon Saviiire & Loan Denociations Incorporation News
The Thlon Saviiire and Loan Denominations of Rock Springs filed articles of incorporation in the Secretary of State office. Directors include V Pagnett Oliver Chambers John Park P Cc Minsing Cll L Agnew Marty Carleton and Frank Votes. The Jupiter stock is 600000 and The company’s headquarters is in Cheage Pad.
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Cuisyenne
Wyre
Dee
Thlon Saviiire & Loan Denociations
Rock Springs
Capital
Han
Growing of State
V. Pagnett
Oliver Chambers
John Park
P. Cc. Minsing
C Ll. Agnew
Marty Carleton
Fhe Fletera Ol Company
Tne Jupitel
Alto Hua
Divertora Gonatate
CC. Meteher
TY Lontio
Walter N. Agnew
Arthur F. Calley
Ls Ceage
Pad
Crowell 10 Face Charge In War Frauds Indictment
Benedict Crowell assistant secretary of war under Woodrow Wilson and six dollar a year men linked to the Council of National Defense were indicted in Washington by a special grand jury on conspiracy to defraud the government in war camp construction. Other named defendants include Willows A Lavrrett Merten C Tuttle Clemena W Lundeoff Clair Foster Johan H McGibbons and James A Mears.
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Washington
Associated Press
Benedict Crowell
Wilson
Council of National Defense
Special Grand Jury
Willows A. Lavrrett
Merten C. Tuttle
Clemena W. Lundeoff
Clair Foster
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