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Newspaper

Casper Daily Tribune

Location

Casper, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1921

Page

6

Open Air Irish Republic Meeting at Casper Carnival

Amusement midway closes for 30 minutes Saturday night as Casper American Legion hosts an open air mass meeting to support Irish recognition. The Wyoming convention of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic opens Saturday at 10 a m with speakers M W Purcell Pat Sullivan Michae Harkin from Dublin and delegates from Evanston Kemmerer. The open air meeting at the carnival grounds ends the day with public attendance invited and Mrs P J Quealy noted among attendees.

Casper Post The American Legion Republic Wyoming Madin Club Casper M. W. Purcell Pat Sullivan Michae Harkin Dublin Evanston Kemmerer Texy Iany P. J. Quealy American Association For the Recognition Medinah Temple Chicago Carnival Grounds

Wortham shows draw crowds on second night at East Casper grounds

The East Casper crowd throngs the carnival grounds on the second night as Wortham shows attract thousands. The city’s amusement district on Schoolhouse Hill features full-sway attractions, bright electric lights, and disciplined, orderly conduct with no disorder reported.

East Casper School House Wortham

Wortham company draws crowd with day and night shows

Wortham company has made a host of friends with shows open each afternoon and night through Saturday at midnight. Afterward the bedoulna will fold their tents and head to major eastern fairs.

Aerial Dash To New York Planned From Riverside Field

A non stop aerial dash to New York will start this afternoon from Marchfield Riverside California. David R Davis of Hollywood and Eric Springer of Ocean Park announced the plan. The local plane was lightened from 650 gallons of gasoline after field conditions prevented an earlier start. Dr G T Morgan and Mrs Morgan head to California with plans for four to six weeks stay.

Los Angeles New York Marchfield Riverside Cal David R. Davis Hollywowl Eric Springer Ocean Park Riverside Field

Bootlegger Io Bound Over To District Court

Jim Masse arraigned in justice court on bootlegging charge and bound over to district court after waiving preliminary hearing. Roy Jones held temporarily after pleading fully in Natrona Butter Shop theft case. Roy Hammon bound over for district court trial for killing cattle of Tisdale Ranch. attorneys for state and defense present.

Jim Masse Justices Court Edwin Barrett George Maase George Masee laRoy Jones Natrona Parcel Juder C. Brown Roy Hammon Caltle Tisdale Ranch Purcell Hench

Indians to Celebrate Fourth Three Days in Wyoming

Lander Wyoming June 28 Sept BE A Hutchison issues permits to Shoshones to hold Fourth of July celebrations on the reservation and the Shoshones plan events at Fort Washakie on June 25 26 and 27 with a full program of sports games and races. The Arapahoes have not fixed a date or place but likely will hold theirs near Arapahoe about a week later.

Bella Pontiac Sets World Record Cow in Brantford

In Brantford Ontario on June 22 Bella Pontiac was recognized as the world record cow based on herd performance and farming records.

Cow Brantford Ontario Bella Pontiac

Holstein Friesian herd records set by Brantford owner

T A Barron of Brantford announces a new financial year record for the Holstein Friesian herd. For the year ending June 15, Hella Pontiac yielded 67000 pounds of milk, 1260 pounds of fat, and 1152.76 pounds of butter.

T. A. Barron Brantford Hella Pontiac

Convention Adopts Labor Platform with Policy Urges

The convention approved multiple resolutions backing a national anti injunction law seamen's compensation and accident insurance and reforms to labor relations including the Nolan bill minimum wage for government workers and the coal strike support for the United Mine Workers funds. Officials praised Kansas mine workers for opposing the Kangas industrial court law and for resisting injunctions and prison terms.

Executive Council Calder United States Senate Massachusetts Federal Employment Bureau Executive. Council Canada Canadian Trades and Labor Congress aKasas Mine Workers’ Organization Kangas

Lavelle Family Notable Visit Highlights Local Scene

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lavelle and daughter Mary of Denver are guests at the Alexander apartments with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dees. They report bad roads on the drive here. Also in town, Mr. Bishop of the Natrona County Woolgrowers returns from sheep camp praising a strong season. L. Walker of Wallace Sheep Co visits Casper before heading to Los Angeles to see his son. Mrs. A. G. Rummell, recently operated on, shows improvement. HM. L. Stewart and family from a Lander area ranch spend the week in Casper, visiting the Morgan home on Cottonwood.

J. J. Lavelle Mary Denver, Colo Arthur Dees Alexander Apartments Denver Bishop Natrona County Woolgrowers Association Bieh L L. Walker Wallace Sheep Company Waltman Wyo Casper Los Angeles Cal L. 5. Walker HM. L. Stewart City Lander the &. T. Morgan Cotonwood Yeaness Romulilna Pricris Teanese Minden Wan

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