Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 17, 1919, Page 8

5 PAGE EIGHT THE CASPER DAILY -TRIBUNE. ALENSENGOLL SHERIDAN YOUTH FOR STUY IN OWNS TO BRUTAL pote LOCAL GLASSES CRIME, ALLIANCE: Held Twice a Week at) Wields Axe in Murder of John college; Austrian Who Reisenweaver, Manager of rved in U.S. Army Is Commissary; . Robbery Promised Papers. Was Motive, Report. Will Be -ourt house last night the | x for the purpose of or- Americanization school weaver 17, son of John Reisenweaver, | a boiler maker residing at 1155 North; shard Wright, U. S.| Custer street, is in jail in Alliance, | ng in the! Nebr., following his confession to authorities there to having murdered °| Charles F. Johnson, manager of the he school expects to ac- Grier commissary at that place. The, d the requirements for’) murder occurred last Tuesday. The citizens. man was killed with an axe. | s will be held in the Cas-- The motive for the murder was s colles nd will mect the theft of $100. Young Reisen-, fe day evenings weaver, Nebraska authorities an- 9 o'clock. An after- pounce, also has confessed to hav- » held on Tuesday | ing broken into three railroad way :30 for the) cars and to have stolen articles from who are unable to them, He went to Alliance some ttend the evening ¢ S owing: to weeks ago. | fq eeent is oF Sat ore Ginssesiexouliny A message from Alliance late Sun. nnie Peterson, assisted by ner, will conduct g classes and Miss isted by Mrs. Gerald Thursday even- i Welk <er will E. Richard Shipp ther well informed men will give lectures to the men on the ‘onstitution of the United States and ion, the form of 1 other civil sub- From time to time State cons government the jects. Those enrolled are Sam Panos, Charlie Mores, Tom Economou, George Ploskas, Tony Speros, Nick i Christopher Costos, cholson, Gus Bill V: ase- Has been pos 000000000000 000000 0000CCCCOOCOOOEEES | B ike s and Harry Lo: By Order e of Alfred Flatz, a native oh, Hung: was brought ttention of niner Wright. ed in the United States ree years and received arge prior to the f rica into the world e time he registered he classified as an alien admittance to the ght assured him, how- x ! * ever, that if he would make his pe- tition for final papers and if he was = nd to be otherwise qualified he 1 doubtless be admitted to citi-! ip at the next session of the —— April 17- —Gov ernor red for his action irn pardon case in a resol ne toda by house , the defeat the executive. E All Orders:to the Amount of f Waterloo was | n eimht hours, ated that it will take at fteen years for the gas- drenched soil of France to recover 5 — of tape on a Brit- f ollar are 3 three victo- t ar and Copen- bf be The th ih bluej in com- et acmcaeaiaiaiianaianmnens SHERIDAN, Wyo. Walter Reisene| here that he had a clean record. He Attention Elks CASPER LODGE NO. 1353 ‘Regular Meeting Called for Friday Evening, Apmil 18th, Saturday Evening, April 26 ROB’T. COHEN, Secretary. LEER KHER LET US TAKE CARE OF YOUR ORDER FOR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR EASTER “WE HANDLE EVERYTHING THAT CROWS” CITY FRUIT MARKET Phone 247 and Get the Best 114 South Wolcott —— Two Stores AT THE IRIS THEATER TODAY 4 day stated that the Sheridan boy had |been arrested on suspicion following || | the discovery Wednesday of the body |; of his victim. He was detained with |} a large number of other suspects. He |! at first flatly denied the charge but) later confessed. He told a complete} | story of his escapades in that city. | Relatives of the boy at 1155 North} Custer street, Sheridan, said that) they did not know where he was. “Do not believe all those lies they; are telling about him,” his mother} added later, when informed that he } had been heard of in Alliance. | Reisenweaver left Sheridan late | last fall or early in the winter. It is not known where he had been prior to going to Alliance. It was stated | was employed for some months as an apprentice boiler maker in the local | Burlington Shops U., QUARANTINE HITS CANADIAN GATTLEMEN OTTAWA, Ont., April 17.—West- ern Canadian cattle raisers have made representations to the dominion gov- ernment here, claiming that the sharp quarantine restrictions in the United States have decreased their revenue. ——».. 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