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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
1
Rioting in Londonderry escalates with over a score killed and two mortally wounded in clashes between Unionists and Sinn Fein supporters. British troops attempt to restore calm as rumors of Loyalist activity near Belfast persist.
Police report a wave of coordinated attacks in Sinn Fein areas near SN Ora pana County Cork on June 25. One man died and several homes and shops were burned in the disturbances. Authorities are investigating suspects and motives amid rising tensions.
Washington June 26 Senator Hitchcock announced he would not accept the Democratic vice presidential nomination.
The program for this evening's band concert features overtures and waltzes including Zameontk Overture, Allied Victory, Carmen, Basil’s Rosas March, and a medley Overture Ace High. Also on deck are popular songs such as Have a Smile for Everyone You Meet and There’s a Dixieland extra selections by Davis and Gumble with solo and novelty pieces.
Obregon departed here today for Sonora, Mexico, as part of a scheduled official duty. The move was reported from Oly on June 26 with limited details available in the dispatch.
In Douglas Wyoming on June 25 Mrs. Roy Brenning was bound over to district court on a murder charge after confessing she fired the first shot in the killing of James Clark, a rancher. Her statement places her husband as the shooter in self defense and describes a family dispute ending with Clark dead in his room.
The summer convention of the Laundry Owners' Association of Wyoming and Colorado met in Casper with about fifty delegates in attendance. They toured the city including refineries, had a morning business discussion at the courthouse, and concluded with a banquet at the Henning Hotel with toastmaster Harold Banner and welcomes from local leaders.
Yale defeated Harvard crews in two races on the Thames River in New London Connecticut. Yale won the two mile freshman race by one length and the junior varsity eight by about one and a half lengths.
In New York on June 6, Herbert Hoover urged swift Versailles ratification with Article X removed. He criticized military force threats and argued the League should rely on moral and economic power, not imperial coercion, stressing the League as a product of liberal ideals.
Lieut GO A Stanten severely distressed was found wandering near the Midwest Robbery scene yesterday morning. He was taken to Casper Private Hospital by Dr Hook and an ambulance. His condition improved though no definitive return plan to Buffalo Chicago was decided.
Hutchinson Kansas June 25 The world championship food battle is on as thousands of workers swarm to feed appetites. First round is a draw with bumper meals to speed up harvest. The grain district expects the third biggest harvest, aided by no labor shortage and a car shortage. College students migratory workers and laborers mingle in the harvest army.
Officials from all recognized railway unions gathered in Chicago to unite workers and restrain insurgent actions amid ongoing feed strikes. W G Loomis led the presentation as president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
The Casper Rotary Club has moved its annual outing due to conflicts. The picnic will be held Tuesday, June 20, at Brooks Ranch, with members and families attending.
8000 Turks reportedly captured as Greek forces press to reject any peace agreement. Constantinople delegation faced opposition over terms, with Turkish authorities denying concessions and resisting a settlement.
In Chicago on June 25 heads of 15 railway men’s organizations warned the rail situation could paralyze transport without cooperation from the labor board now weighing wage demands. Earlier, the national wage board moved to hasten a decision as union leaders pressed for immediate action.
The district court yesterday granted three divorces. Descriptions mention Joseph Kim, Lene Taylor, and John Yardley as parties, with complaints alleging grounds of desertion and related fault terms. Local judicial action confirms dissolution of marriages and related custody or support questions are not detailed in the record.
Benedict Trowell resigned as Secretary of War effective July 1, planning to enter private business. The Associated Press report from Washington notes the timing and potential implications for the administration.
Marion Ohio June 25 the American Legion will take charge of plans for the homecoming celebration to be held here July 5 for Senator War ret and sordies Republican president with Legion organizing details and activities for the event
A grandstand collapse at Broad way auditorium in Buffalo during the Northern Baptista convention injured 15 people. The announcer reported many were seriously hurt as the crowded venue gave way during the church gathering.
The article discusses extended assistance among woolgrowers involving tolling and lading the shipment and drafts drawn against a bank for an amount as may be agreed upon, secured by the bill of lading.
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