Railroaders to Meet with Mine Chiefs Tonight
Cincinnati reports tension over the nationwide rail strike as leaders plan concerted action. Jewell and Lewis mapped a course of action amid expectations that big union chiefs may not attend.
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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
5
Cincinnati reports tension over the nationwide rail strike as leaders plan concerted action. Jewell and Lewis mapped a course of action amid expectations that big union chiefs may not attend.
Casper Wyoming held special sessions June 15 and 16 1922 with Mayor W A Blackmore presiding. Minutes note adjournment after approving Standard Oil plat and Moose Lodge carnival request plus city barn addition plans and a bid for emergency work. Public notices published June 20 1922.
At a meeting of the general committee in charge of the annual Salvation Army drive held last night at the Henning hotel the drive was postponed to June 28 and 29 with a tag day on Saturday July 1 E P Bacon of the Rotarians named general chairman and to meet with Harry McCracken secretary of the Natrona county advisory board to form committees and assign Casper sections for canvassing
Winter of Salt Creek accepts pastorate at North Side Community Church and calls to Presbyterian church of Tinnath Colorado. He previously served at St Joseph Missouri and other Midwest churches. The 1009 North Durbin Street manse is being remodeled for a community house with church and manse to host Sunday school. A ladies Bible class meets in the manse and children’s classes in the basement. the church invites the public to services. Mrs Winter, a University of Chicago graduate, assists as partner in ministry.
A. G. Smart, general superintendent of the Burlington road Wyoming division, visited Burlington offices in Casper for a thorough inspection of records and free equipment. On the same day J. C. Grisinger, superintendent at Powell, Wyoming, was brought home injured from a railroad accident near Greybull ten days earlier and remains convalescent in Casper.
New time cards detailing the complete change in passenger schedule for the Omaha to Lander division of the Northwestern railway have been held by the Chicago main office. Casper superintendent has not received an OK yet and no information will be released until June 2 when the new schedule becomes effective. Once approval arrives, the complete schedule will be published.
Notice mentions ladies of North Commas church hosting an ice cream gathering on a Wednesday evening at a public venue. It also notes about approximately 100 summer schools conducted in the United States.
John W. Hay, energetic candidate for governor, discusses state finance and development. He praises Wyoming resources and projects while dismissing a recent issue as settled, focusing on the future and short term loans through the men’s loan bank to aid citizens in emergencies.
The North Casper pharmacy at 915 North Durbin will open Saturday under Virgil Smith, a veteran registered pharmacist. The store, planned months, serves north of the Burlington tracks and offers drugs, sundries, prescriptions, fountain service, confectionery, and a Victor and Brunswick record bar.
Reports from Pathfinder dam indicate water stands about 4 percent below the spillway crest, reducing flood fears for Casper and the Platte as experts predict only extreme rains could push levels higher this season. In other news, Frederick Conart land Penfield, former U S ambassador to Austria-Hungary, died at his Fifth Avenue home after brief illness.
E R Dinwiddie of Sheridan, former Wyoming senator, sees Casper metropolis growth and praises industrial expansion. He notes strong Republican sentiment for Mondell and John Hay, predicting a handsome win in August primaries and a large November victory while in the city with Hon John Hay. The piece also mentions the R M S Homeric liner.
A Rocky Mountain survey reports May gas and electric consumption up 16 percent from last year across New Mexico, Wyoming, and Colorado. Observers note more jobs, longer hours, and increased production as utilities expand to meet rising demand.
W J Tubbs sells his interest in the Queen Grocery at Twelfth and Lincoln Casper Wyoming and disclaims responsibility for any bills incurred by the Queen Grocery Store on or after June 10 1922.
The annual military appropriation bill carrying about 205 450 000 dollars and providing for 16 000 enlisted personnel was approved by the Senate and sent to conference with the House. In London Taft is greeted by leading British officials and American friends on his first public appearance in England. In Grand Junction Colorado a gun battle during a liquor raid left John Telarica dead and prohibition officer wounded.
Deputy Sheriff W. EB. Flaherty heads to California on a special mission from U. S. Marshal Hugh Patton. He will convoy two escaped automobile thieves arrested in Chevering to Sacramento, then travel to Cheyenne tonight before departing for California in the morning.
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