Suspect in murder case held in Dakota search shift to Casper
Clifford Arns, described as similar to Andrew Rolando, was arrested in Casper on a vagrancy charge while authorities from Lead, South Dakota, travel to take charge. Police say Arns has made few statements and appears nervous as they await formal charges and arrival of supervising officers.
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Plane Crash Kills One in San Diego Navy Visit
In San Diego Lieut Winthrop E Blackwell was instantly killed and Lieut Daniel W Tomlinson suffered fractures in both arms after a collision between two navy aircraft. In Kansas City Mo J H Smith of Grand Island Neb fell to earth after takeoff in the American Legion junior air derby. initial reports list no injuries. Officials rushed to the scene of the crash with emergency cars. The event covers a 7 4 mile triangle route.
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Weather Outlook: Rocky Mountain and Plateau Expected Fair
Washington reports forecasts for the coming week call for generally fair skies and normal temperatures across the Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions.
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Plateau
Inside Washington Conference aims at world reconstruction
Special writer David Lawrence explains the aims of the Washington Armament conference as more than a technical armament limit. The talks seek to rebuild the global economy, revive trade, and create a lasting peace, with deeper lessons from Paris and a focus on healing rather than mere disarmament.
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American Legion Opens Third Annual Convention in Kansas City
The American Legion held the first session of its third annual convention in Kansas City with Vice President Coolidge speaking for President Harding. Madame Schumann-Heink led the opening song and was introduced as Mother Schumann-Heink. The gathering featured reports by Commander Emery and messages of friendship from Gen Armando Dias of Italy, Lieut Gen Baron Jacques of Belgium, and Maj Gen John A Lejeune.
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Italy
Baron Jacques
Belgium
John A. Lejeune
United States Marine Corps
Moory
Gen. Lejeune
Devil Dog
Jack Lejeune
Mass Sacco Vanzetti rally broken up by police in Philadelphia
A mass meeting in Philadelphia to back Sacco and Vanzetti was dispersed by police with no arrests. Speakers urged radical action if the duo were executed, while financiers named as paying the price were warned. In Paris a protest letter arrived showing skulls and a dagger with threats in the margin.
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Greenoble
Adjusted Compensation Stirs American Legion Debate
Kansas City report on October 31 outlines John G. Emery the national commander addressing the American Legion convention. He argues national adjusted compensation for ex servicemen remains unsettled condemns last summer’s efforts and urges proper settlement.
Explosion Damages Havana Architect’s Home Amid Radicals Threats
In Havana the explosion of a bomb at architect Fernando Gonzales Verdenes’ residence caused wide property damage. Police suspect links to radical threats against Maj. Gen. Enoch H. Crowder and the U S legation. Proclamations circulated last night reference Becco and Vansetti murder convictions in Massachusetts.
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Bartolomeo Vansetti
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Autoist Free After Preliminary Hearing In Girl’s Death
At Thermopolis Wyoming Samuel Burzan of Crosby was freed of a criminal careless ness charge after a preliminary hearing on the death of 16 year old Cherry Sparks. The car she rode in turned over during a joy ride, injuring several others. In Indianapolis an injunction barred United Mine Workers from attempting to unionize Williamson field in West Virginia citing restraint of trade. The judge warned peaceful organizing is allowed but called West Virginia efforts unlawful to curb competition and blocked the check off of union dues.
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Chicago
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Odd Fellows Lodge Installs Casper Chapter Degree Ceremony
The degree staff of the newly installed lodge of Odd Fellows in Casper presided Saturday night as the degree was conferred on Casper candidates. Many visitors from Douglas attended, and the session ended with a large social time.
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China maintains stance on Shantung as 1920s talks continue
China keeps its fundamental attitude toward Shantung unchanged, reaffirming that Taung Tao should be opened as a port and administered under Chinese control. It rejects forced land purchases by Japan and says former German property in Tsingtao should be managed by Chinese authorities, with special licenses for purchases.
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Lifis The Veil The Conference Explained
Washington correspondent David Lawrence Lifis presents a six part series detailing the background and aims of the world powers gathering in Washington on November 11. The Tribune previews the exclusive feature explaining why the conference matters to every American and what to expect in forthcoming coverage.
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Saloon License Refunds Sought in Thermopolis Court
In Thermopolis district court John Davies Harry N Hyde and Swann sue town for 600 each claiming due for unused saloon licenses cancelled when prohibition began A second suit by city employee John B Swank seeks 75000 for the loss of his right hand after contact with live wires at the city pumping station.
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Harry N. Hyde
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John B. Swank
Defense Ends Case in Southard Trial
The defense rested its case in the Lyda Southard murder trial in Twin Falls Idaho as the state began burial testimony for Edward F. Moyer the deceased husband. Closing arguments could start tomorrow.
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Nestos Leads Frazier in North Dakota Recall Vote
With 94 precincts counted, Independent candidate R A Nestos leads Gov. Lynn J Frazier by 6 672 in North Dakota recall results. Nestos 109 405 Frazier 167 521 total 312 914. independents estimate final tally within 6 000, making overturn unlikely.
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Russian public agreeable 10 payment of imperial debts
Foreign Minister Chitcherin notes the Soviet regime will recognize debts of the Hunsian government up to 1814. The Washington conference looms as Radek comments on policy shifts and Far Eastern republics rights.
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Police arrest pool hall operator after gun drawn in debt dispute
A pool hall operator at Mut west was arrested on a charge of drawing a gun on a man who attempted to settle a debt with an automobile gift. No preliminary hearing had been held.
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