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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1920
Page
4
Local briefs report numerous individuals depart for Denver Los Angeles Cheyenne and Basin for business and leisure. Names include Norris Ferguson Center Hall Nicholw Tabb Day Pennycuick McClellan Nolan McMillan Miller and Lowndes among others with trips by road rail and air as they visit relatives attend meetings or establish new ventures.
Y M C A state secretary L A Toothaker returns to Casper with Mrs Toothaker. They will reside in Tribune apartments once ready. He visited Laramie where college Y M C A progress continues under B R Pier. An older boys conference is planned for Cheyenne in November with delegates from southern cities and Casper.
In Torrington Wyoming October 1 Democratic candidate L Frogier says intimidation attempts have progressed to threatening his withdrawal from the clerk contest. Frogier refuses to quit asserting he is duly qualified and entitled to run.
In Green River Wyoming Oct 22 years after emigrating from Greece Gus Hiepas dies from injuries sustained at a railroad roundhouse while working as a helper. His wife and two children face a disrupted long hoped reunion as news arrives of his death.
In a dark yard a man mistook a moving locomotive for a stationary one and stepped onto the track. He was struck and killed. severe leg injuries led to his death after arrival at the hospital.
Postmaster General Burleson announced awarding a contract to Edward Hunbard of Seattle to operate a mail seaplane route from Seattle to Victoria B C. The service begins October 16.
Edward A. Ryan, arrested at the Fifth Regiment armory after interrupting the Harding meeting with questions on the League of Nations, filed a $100,000 suit for false arrest and malicious prosecution against Galen L. Taft Republican state chairman John Hanson Police Marshal Robert D. Carter and two patrolmen.
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