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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1920
Page
1
Arnold Heide, an American lecturer, was killed by a French guard in Beuthen yesterday. A meagre report says the French authorities stopped a street car Heide rode and arrested him. during a dispute he was shot. The American mission asked the French general in charge to investigate.
A Galveston Wharf company warehouse housing Yucatan Sisal owned by New York firms burned today causing about 1.5 million dollars in losses. Meanwhile in Washington, warrants for the arrest and deportation of Madeline Rabin and her relatives were canceled by Assistant Secretary Post amid disputed deportation law enforcement.
Robert E. Moore of St Louis a G O P delegate testified to senate investigators that he received a 2500 Lowden campaign check for expenses in St Louis. He said he kept the money to use if Lowden were nominated and has it on deposit in his checking account.
Washington June 1 The United States Senate was heckled from the galleries by a dozen war sympathizers for Irish freedom. Disruptions interrupted remarks on the Armenia mandate as women shouted at senators, prompting usher actions and temporary removals.
Washington June 1 Federal control of wheat and wheat products ended today as the wheat director ceases to function under the law. The government stop of the $2.20 per bushel wheat guarantee marks the end of the program and the food administration removes the price support.
Rome dispatch says Pope Benedict has smued the encyclical letter and will allow Catholic rulers to visit Rome under new conditions. It is understood that the first monarch to visit Rome will be King Alfonso of Spain, amid the changing Holy See relations.
The Y W C A drive begins tomorrow morning with headquarters in the Oil Exchange building run by Mrs. Burke H Sinclair and Miss Bertha R Miller. A kickoff dinner at Henning tonight will preview campaign methods and materials.
The Soviet government has been permitted to immediately open a central trading office in London after a meeting in London between Gregory Kris sin, Lloyd George, and British cabinet members. The move, reported by the Evening Standard, follows a Bolshevik minister of trade and commerce.
Walter Hansen a 21 year old former bank clerk leaped in front of a passenger train in Omaha. A debt list totaling 363 dollars was found in his pocket. The deceased was unmarried. In New York Dr Edward A Rumeley once owner of the New York Evening Mail stands trial in federal court charged with conspiring to violate the trading with the enemy act.
Chicago June 1 sentiment une favored by Representative Samuel Avame of Greenwood Virginia the only announced candidate for vice president favors Governor Lowden for president and himself for vice presidential honors Avame said.
The article notes New York surpassing London in population by 1910 with 4,766,883 inside its corporate limits while London held 4,522,964. It cites estimated metropolitan totals of 8,600,000 for New York and 7,419,780 for London's metropolitan area in 1914, with other cities listed above two million.
Unannounced visit by Mischa Shevinne and wife Earells Gray Shevinne to Casper for a luncheon concert at Mr. and Mrs. William H. Tourty home delighted Chamber of Commerce members and musicians. They toured the northwest with 70 engagements in spring and plan November shows. residents hope to host a Casper concert.
Washington June 1 The senate votes to decline authorization of a mandate over Armenia as requested by the president. Under plans agreed yesterday the final vote was scheduled for not later than four o clock this afternoon.
Washington June 1 President Milson signed the annual agricultural appropriation bill which continues in force the present cotton futures contract under which trading in the cotton exchange is carried on New York June 1 trading in the New York cotton exchange suspended owing to confusion over state present contract under which trading is carried on
The Standard Perarines beat Midwest Twilight League 3 to 2 in a seven inning game at Standard diamond yesterday. The contest lasted about 1 hour 15 minutes with tight play from start to finish. Burlington meets Standard on the high school field tonight and Twilight League managers hold a 7 30 meeting in the Chamber of Commerce director's room.
The Supreme Court sustains seven major Nonpartisan League laws enacted by the North Dakota legislature, each expanding state authority to enter private business fields.
Gus Holmes of the Yellowstone Highway Association and a state highway representative toured Casper and nearby areas to mark the Yellowstone route from Cheyenne to Yellowstone Park. Over 1,000 yellow and gray markers, including large mile stones, will guide travelers with signs for route 11 and multiple crossing warnings.
At the eighth annual 100 mile race in Indianapolis crowds near 126000 watched Canton Chevrolet win in an American designed car. Ralph De Palma led earlier before a flameout ended his run. Joe or, who led for 200 miles, crashed into a brick wall but escaped injury. Canton Chevrolet claimed the 600 mile event later, earning trophies at a drivers banquet.
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