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Casper Daily Tribune

Location

Casper, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1922

Page

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Casper to Send 16 to Wyoming High School Contests

Casper will send a 16 member delegation to the University of Wyoming in Laramie for high school week events March 13 to 18. The group includes seven basketball players and Coach Dean Morgan with Capt. Bill Lester and teammates Quinlan Eastman Hathaway McClure Blodgett and Baker. Other entrants include Helen Simpson Virginia Anderson Ralph Summers Grace Pinckhahn Emrmea Anderson Marguerite Cola. A $600 fund was set by the high school board to cover trip costs with potential partial refunds based on results.

Casper University of Wyoming At Lara Mie John C. McGlade Dean Morgan Laramie Bill Lester Quinlan Eastman Hathaway McClure Blodgett Baker Helen Simpson Virginia Anderson Ralph Summers Grace Pinckhahn Emrmea Anderson Marguerite Cola Laramio

Indictments Target Morse Family and Ship Firms

Federal grand jury returns indictments against Charles W. Morse and his three sons along with Colin H. Livingstone and seven others in a war era shipping board probe. Conspiracy to defraud and to obstruct government cited with claims of inflated plant values and misused funds.

Charles W. Morse New York Grand Jury Washington Benjamin Harry Erwin Colin H. Livingstone Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation Federal Grand Morse The Shipping Board District of Columibia Supreme Court Beinds Emergency Fleet Corporation Groton Iron Works Groton, Conn Alexandria United States Transport Company, Inc Morse Companies Daugherty

Supreme Court Deepens 1920 Amendments Ruling

The Supreme Court declared the 19th amendment constitutional. Justice Brandeis delivered the opinion in the suit by Charles of New York challenging the amendment. In a separate ruling the court affirmed invalidity of North Dakota grain inspection law for purchases.

Washington Supreme Court Charles New York Juaticn Brandeis Territory Alaska States Michigan Juneau Hantware Company Canadian Pacific Railroad Vancouver McKaynold North Dakota Justice Day

Forum to Discuss Non-Partisan League in Casper Tomorrow

A forum at the Henning hotel tomorrow will feature speakers including Gordon from Thermopolis and Casper participants Harry B. Durham and G. R. Hagens. They will discuss the alleged dangers of the North Dakota Montana driven league and its effects on the region.

Don West North Dakota Montana Gordon Thermopolis Chamber of Commerce Henning Hotel Casper

Wounded bank president and helper in steady condition after attack

A J Cunningham president of the Casper National Bank and A B Biggin were shot by John Cisenros, a Mexican robber. Both men are reported to be in satisfactory or better condition with Cunningham’s temperature normal and Biggin’s thigh wound painful but not dangerous.

A. J. Cunningham Casper National Bank John Cisenros A. EB. Bigiin Mr. Cunningham Cunningham Moscow Ukraine Red Army Kuban Thetme Third Internationale Japan China Foreign Office

Pullman Car Seizure Released By Federal Authorities

Washington February 27 The Attorney General ordered Belpe Idaho federal officials to release a Pullman car seized for violation of national prohibition. The case marks the first forfeit action over railcar liquor possession in a car and porters’ liquor on board. Officials noted individual possession alone did not justify seizing a railway car, as it could impede transportation nationwide.

Washington United States Eupreme Territory of Alaska Oe Juneau Hardware Company Alaska Daugherty Belpe Idaho Department of Justion Prohibition

Soviet Delegation Prepares Concessions at Genoa Talks

The Soviet Union will push for concessions if a large reconstruction loan is secured. without it the Genoa conference would have only moral value for reconstructing the government. The famine worsens as peasants starve while leaders remain indifferent to the crisis.

Genoa Moscow Associated Press

Chicago motor dealer tries to kill wife and take own life

Miami dispatch reports E. C. Frady president of Cole Motor Co Chicago and his wife were hospitalized after Frady shot at his wife and slashed his throat. No charges yet. a deputy sheriff guards the couple. Mrs Frady is sister of John R Thompson. Frady had a nervous breakdown and jealousy cited.

Chicago Miami Fla E. C. Frady Cole Motor Company Frady John R. Thompson Chain Resturant

Four to Die in Electric Chair in Tennessee

Strenuous efforts by friends to stay the electrocution of four men condemned to die in the electric chair here next Wednesday have failed to sway Governor Alfil A. Taylor. Charlie Petro Otto Stevens Tom Christmas and John McClure were convicted of the murder last spring of George Lewis, Evansville taxicab driver.

Nashville Tenn Alfil A. Taylor Charlie Petro Otto Stevens Tom Christmas John McClure George Lewis Eronville

Feet Frozen On Roundup Rider Reaches Lander

Dick Baker was stranded for nearly three weeks in the Red Desert south of Lander after a roundup. He rode out on a sick horse to reach Lander and was rescued in a serious condition. Six toes were amputated due to frostbite. medical staff, including Dr LaCrosse, treated him.

Lander Wyo Red Desert Dick Baker Haler Doc LaCrosse

Casper to gain refinery with Salt Creek crude relief

Casper poised for a new refinery to relieve Salt Creek field overproduction. A pipeline linking Salt Creek to Casper is under study with independent operators backing contracts to justify construction. Wyoming Refining Co plans a Casper plant, contingent on securing crude oil contracts and financial backing.

Casper Salt Creek Wyoming Cheyenne Midwest Refining Company Wyoming Refining Company

Harding prepares ship subsidy plan for congress

President Harding is expected to urge a ship subsidy program in a forthcoming message. The plan would create a revolving fund near 80 million dollars annually by diverting a portion of customs receipts. Senators Jonte and Green plan to introduce bills in both chambers to implement the subsidy strategy with farmer and merchant support anticipated.

Washington Harding Congress White House Senate House Jonte Representative Green Maasinghusetta Ohetrmdin Howe

Family Accepts Starvation On Divine Order

Robert A. Bchlossher of Pontiac and his wife with three children Ellis Marie Robert were found in a denuded Bloomington home under city scrutiny. He claimed divine command to purge modern comforts, removing stoves plumbing and electricity, and the family reportedly abstained from food with the children later taken to St Jamon hospital.

Bloomington Robert A. Bchlossher Pontiac Robert Ellis Marie Schlessher St. Jamon’ Hospital

Dinner to Launch Red Cross Drive at Henning Hotel

Preparations are complete for a Red Cross dinner at the Henning hotel at 6 20 tonight to organize a drive expected to raise 5000 this week. Between 75 and 160 diners are planned with teams from various organizations. The event invites all public welfare minded people and will fund Casper relief and local charitable efforts. Nearly all requested organizations have named teams and others are urged to report promptly for proper district assignment.

Red Cross Henning Gnsist Casper The Teara

Hindus Fight Estate Appeal In Wyoming Court

Clifford Sewall appeals a district court decision voiding a will dated before Mrs Ellen Boyle Conroy's death that left her $8000 estate to Sewall. He claims Asiatic stock status. the case moves to the Wyoming Supreme Court next Thursday. Probate earlier favored Margaret Walsh of Lawrence Massachusetts and St Mary's Catholic Church of Cheyenne.

Genoa Meeting Postponed to April 19

Promier Voincare of France and Prime Minister Lloyd George of Britain agreed to postpone the Genoa economic conference until April 19. The conference had been scheduled to meet on March - the delay was decided during their Boulogne discussion.

Boulogne Promier Voincare France Lloyd George Great Britain

Society fraud charges probed in New York grand jury

Eight witnesses appeared before a New York grand jury to identify against Alfred A. Lingay, a former stock broker, charged by eleven women with defrauding them of more than 700000. Witnesses included Mrs. Lillian M. Duke and Carlota Nilson who testified about giving funds to Lingay.

New York Alfred A. Lingay Lindasy Nyack Lillian M. Duke James J. Duke Banton Carlota Nilson Netrase

Senate Advances Far Eastern and Tariff Treaties Unanimously

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported favorably without reservations the Far Eastern and Chinese tariff treaties. The action was unanimous after Senator Underwood spoke on proposed Chinese customs revisions. A general report on the four power Pacific pact naval limitations submarine and poison gas treaty and related treaties was prepared for Senate debate and potential ratification. Yap treaty discussions were to continue in the session with the four power pact set for tomorrow. The article notes two leading women colleges of Ireland in Dublin.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee Underwood Alabama Laer Senate

Spooks Blamed on Radio Waves in Antigoniah County

Fires blamed on electric phenomena from powerful wireless stations near Vince Bay drive Alex MacDonald and family from home. Investigators puzzled as spook reports spread. Dr Walter Franklin Prince to lead a scientific probe with journalists tailing the case.

Walipax Aria Antigoniah County Alex MacDonald Vince Bay ADK

Postmaster on Trial in Wyoming Embezzlement Case

Guy Shoemaker former postmaster at Laramie Wyoming goes on trial in U S District Court charged with embezzling five thousand three hundred dollars from the post office funds. Testimony shows a stamp fund shortage from April 1921 and a growing loss to July 1921. Shoemaker a leading Wyoming Democrat is defended by Nellis K Correll and G R McConnell.

The Tribune Cheyenne Wyo Guy Shoemaker Laranie United States District Court Tooay FB. J. Crawley A. B. Abney Abney Laramie Shoemaker Chopmaker Crawley Post Office Department Wyoming Hele Nellis K. Cortell G. R. McConnell

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