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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
1
In Denver on June 22 defections arise within labor ranks. Several delegates switch sides, with three delegates from the United Labor movement moving to Gompers as the Am day presidency vote unfolds.
Rear Admiral Sims arrived aboard the Olympic and walked ashore under police escort to avoid hecklers. He planned to report to Secretary Denby in Washington after a brief stop, while crowds and a lone jackass banner greeted him outside the pier.
Houston weather bureau director issued hurricane warnings after a message from Washington. Tropical storm in the Gulf appears to move northward with diminishing intensity but dangerous shifting winds expected along the Texas coast from Corpus Christi to Port Arthur. Small craft warned of danger. larger ships not expected to be affected.
Peking reports Dr W W Yen says China sees no need to negotiate with Japan over Shantung restoration and warns against conditional terms. He urges clear, unconditional restitution details and opposes direct league negotiations, citing past losses from international talks.
Washington June 22 Congress completes the army appropriation bill totaling about 328 million dollars. Senate recedes from amendments unacceptable to the house and accepts conferers compromised items.
J A Urbanoules fiscal agent for District No 1 of the federal forest service covering Montana and northern Idaho pleaded guilty to embezzlement before a United States Commissioner. His bond was set at $0000 and friends are attempting to raise it.
A government survey on the Pueblo flood impact announced in Topeka that the death toll in Pueblo is fixed at five hundred. The survey attributes air hover causes to the disaster and notes the figure comes from official railroad sources.
At the Denver AFL convention the Irish question was resolved with a softened boycott stance, expressing sympathy for the Irish cause. Gompers faced protests as supporters pushed to uphold harsher boycott provisions, while calls for Irish autonomy and British policy critique dominated the debate and a push for beer law reform was added.
In Chicago Cleveland beat Chicago 3 8 to 0 with Bagby Nanamaker Faber Schak on the batteries. New York defeated Boston 8 0 with Quinn Schang Jones Karr and Juel pitching and hitting. New York also beat Boston 1 to 6 in the second game with Piercy Devormer Russell and Walker in action. Washington beat Philadelphia 6 5 in Philadelphia as Zachary Gharrity Keefe Perkins combined for the victory.
PHILADELPHIA June 22 A food research institute is to be organized from a new department in graduate education at Leland Stanford University De Alonso EB Taylor, one of the three men selected to conduct the Institute, announced here today. Food budgets and nutrition rites will be broadcast nationwide and efforts made to teach the American public how to live economically.
New York June 22 executives of various railroads met and reached a general understanding on readjustment of freight rates on trunk lines west of Colorado and Utah and east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and Potomac rivers. The proposed rates, not published in a statement, were understood to mostly represent reductions and will be published after another Chicago meeting.
Counsel for Mrs. Anne U Bullman defending the divorce from her banker husband declined comment on a Montreal trip by a member of the firm The report said he would try to bring back Fred Beauvais an Indian guide named as corespondent to testify for Mrs Bullman
Carthage June 22 Maples of Southern Pines is jailed in Moore County on a $5,000 bond after a warrant sworn by his wife and her brother alleging he held her and forced her to submit to a Black person named Duke Smith. A Black man is at large and tensions run high against both Maples and the other party.
Washington June 22 The appointment of James R McCar of Nebraska as comptroller general of the United States under the new budget law was urged on President Harding today by a Republican delegation of congressmen including Campbell Tincher Reavis Buddick Madden and others Also mentioned is Mrs Anna Lindaman of Stuttgart noted as a leader and now counsel to the lament in the minister of Tabor in the fate of Wortemberg and Miss Theresa Gorman noted as the first woman to hold the position of secretary of the lingia state senate.
London June 22 Premier Meighen outlined to the torporial conference that Canada should appoint a minister in Washington for a direct Canadian presence. He argued the move would foster closer understanding of Canadian conditions and speed up business with the United States while serving as a bridge to greater Anglo-Saxon friendship and mutual understanding between Canada and the United States.
Secretary Denby released the list of 53 missing aboard the Conestoga from Mare Island to Samoa. The crew included four officers and 49 enlisted men led by Commanding Officer Lieut. J. Jones with engineers, machinists, and deck crew from several states. The search covered Pacific waters with no word yet of the vessel.
In Washington on June 22 a delegation from the Church Peace Union presented President Harding with a petition requesting disarmament and an international conference. More than 16 000 clergymen of various faiths endorsed the appeal and preached today.
Returns from yesterday's municipal election show all six negro candidates for the city council defeated. They did not make a strong showing in two wards, marking the first time a Black candidate sought public office in Jacksonville in many years.
Corneil wins the junior varsity two mile race by five lengths. Ithaca second crew leads early and is never headed. Pennsylvania finishes second, Syracuse third, Columbia fourth. Penn passes Syracuse late to claim second. Freshman eight won by Cornell with Syracuse taking second. Official time listed as 10 minutes.
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