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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1922
Page
4
A unanimous senate committee recommends indefinite occupation of Haiti with a reduced marine presence. They warn that early withdrawal could trigger brigandage and revolution, while noting ongoing negotiations with Dominican leaders may end military rule in Santo Domingo.
The Salvation Army reports its 12 month expenses nearly doubled the $3,000 budget, highlighting low costs and extensive community work. Readers note the survey of services includes indoor and open air meetings, visits, and aid efforts, with local civic groups backing the drive.
Moscow reports Leonid Krassin discusses resuming official US relations and a plan to expand Russia's oil output with American expertise. Pravda urges direct dealings, aims to raise production from 666 million poods to about 3 million poods within four years, with export mainly to the United States.
Joint Natrona and Carbon county authorities raided secluded Canyon Creek country and captured moonshiner John Demorest. The suspect, operating in Carbon but an evil influence among Natrona sheep herders, was detained to reassure ranchers in the area.
Herbert L. Kennedy of Casper and Natrona County announces his candidacy for the office of county surveyor. A University of Wyoming engineering graduate class of 1908, he has worked as an engineer across the county and is presently on a Casper to Galt Creek pipeline survey.
Dr. T. A. Dean arrived Sunday morning returning from months abroad in the east south and old Mexico. He pursued extensive study in auto chemical therapy and treatment of chronic diseases. He expresses relief at returning to Casper and Wyoming’s cool air.
Casper police report a busy weekend with 15 arrests for drunkenness and related offenses surpassing the prior week. Names listed include Marie Johnson George Tubble Mickey O Keefe and others, with fines to be imposed by Judge John Murray on Monday and Tuesday.
Cheyenne Wyoming June 26 State Veterinarian B F Davie issues a bulletin urging eradication of tuberculosis from Wyoming milk herds and stressing that neglecting safe milk for children is harmful and socially criminal. The message warns mothers to ensure access to safe milk and condemns indifference to child health.
Dethont Michigan June 24 The Associated Press reports tabulation of the strike vote by the United Brotherhood of Maintenances of Way and Railway Shop Labor delegates. About 250 000 of 650 000 votes cast will be counted tonight with full results due by July 5. Grand president KE I Grable has authority to order a walkout if the union approves. The vote covers mechanics track men and related workers across crafts.
In Berlin police reveal eleven suspects, linked to the Bavarian Council secret group, were arrested amid efforts to implicate others in the Rathenau case. A monarchist figure and a Reichswehr ex-commander were also reported detained, with some releases following.
Deep sand a few miles out of Casper on the Yellowstone highway caused Harry Wilson of this city to be injured returning from a fishing trip west of Lander. The car skidded into a ditch and turned over, Wilson pinned beneath the wreckage for minutes before help arrived. He was taken to Casper by a passing motorist and treated by Dr. L C Smith, suffering only a badly cut leg with six stitches. His partner was thrown clear and uninjured.
Hillside service for three women in starched dresses and two other miners marked by a brief prayer and a single mournful psalm. A later funeral for Joe Picavish drew five thousand miners and 115 cars as investigators pursued leads on the mine attack and the death squad.
A mix of rental listings and service offers appears with several small apartments and rooms for rent. Items include a four room unfurnished unit with garage, a two or three room basement at Eleventh and a David, a furnished four room house near Twelfth Street, and a siting for child care by the hour or day. A Harley Davidson motorcycle is listed for sale or trade, with contact details provided.
Investigator reports that Sheriff Melvin Thaxton and deputies took no preventive steps before the riot at the Lester strip mine last week, costing at least 21 lives.
Five Tribes Petroleum reports 2000 feet of oil in its new well on section 19 40 78 Salt Creek field with 11 feet in sand. Drillers in Casper say the well may reach 200 barrels as is and hold better prospects than the Inland. Completion and testing expected to take most of the week due to sand conditions and delays.
Lander Wyoming June 24 Willie Allen a star Indian rider of the Shoshone reservation was arrested on bootlegging charges tied to a liquor sale linked to the death of a couple near Fort Washakie two weeks ago He offered to plead guilty but two others are believed implicated and one escapes to Montana
Midwest Refining officials from Greybull plants join Western States Oil and Land and related firms for a dinner. Notables include W G Bouchert Mettroy E J Bullock and H M Biackmer with entertainment committee members listed.
The funeral for Mrs Leona Gerhart wife of W H Gerhart 1430 Conwell was held today at 10 30 from Bowman chapel Rev Philip K Edwarda officiated The deceased passed away last Friday leaving family and friends to mourn her loss
Lander Wy June 26 William K Carson seven years old pioneer resident and former Fremont County representative in the state legislature was instantly killed by a premature dynamite blast while aiding on an acid construction near Dubois his former home Carson earlier ran cattle and horses on Fremont range and had recently engaged in mercantile and banking at Dubois Funeral services were held there and burial followed
Mrs. James I. Butler known as the mother of Tonopah and discoverer of the Mizpah ledge, dies in Sacramento at age 60. Her 1901 overland quest from Fish Lake county led to a breakthrough find near Mount Odin that boosted Tonopah’s mining fame and yielded rich returns.
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