Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 25, 1919, Page 1

CROATIANREPUBLIC PROCLAIMED BY TROOPS IN ao AGA ett + an td os OVER: 4,000 COPIES THE DAILY TRIBUN | eae 3 CASPER, WYO.FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1919 NUMBER 234 PRESIDENT HOLDS UP Kill PILOTS ON FRENCH TREATY TILL STRIKE DEMAND RETURN FR@M STUMP REINSTATEMENT DECISION TAKER AS REBUFF ARD CHANGE OF HIND Compromise Plan on Reservations Now in Doubt, Claim By Assoc WASHINGTON, aly 25.— President Wilson does not now plan to present the defense treaty with France to the sen- ate until after he returns from his tour of the country, accord- ing to a White House statement to- When he presents the treaty, OPPS Pers IN BITTER CONTROVERSY Th troller renomination f the Cu refused to to the Comp: Senate Soutien foreshadow session ident Wilson will accompany it with an explanatory address to the | Unuance ns on eM senate. {Fedden, of ar of the Banking and Currency Com- No made regarding | mitt » opposition to continuance of the Comptroller's charge te yesterday that! office. He o vest the function of the office in the Fed the president Hh violated a section eral Reserve ; that Williams’ conduct of the office has of the treaty by not presenting it| demonstrated t r to the country which lies in the abuse of large simultaneously with the treaty of} <S iq Ayameati fae powers granted to individual Federal officers when those officers are in- a {clined to be autocratic. Indications are the Senate will again refuse to United Pr | confirm Williams. WASHING TON, July Devel, opments in the treaty fight indicate hut president Wilson is aren OUng conciliatory attitude. His re ‘to produce the French treaty is led as a rebuff. The president bis conferences by inviting pencer and Warren to the the possibility the the adopt servations, Sen- Mweman, addressing the senate tod#y, declared that ‘the treaty's fate rested in the hands of those de- manding interpretatio d reserva- tions He voiced the first admission by zn administrationist that the de- mand for reservations has _ real strength. He also warned that other powers may make counter reserva tions. . Senators favoring the reservations said today that Taft’s attitude wil! convince the country as nothing else could of their absolute need. PRESIDENT STARTS. WEST LAIN IH 10TH By Ax» WASHINGTO! y —There seemed to be some doubt at the White House today whether all Re- publican senators would be invited to confer with the president. It was understood that all would be invited but no further appointments have been made today and far as could be learned Senator Warren of Wyoming, and one or two other sen- ators were all thet the president planned to see in the immediate fu- ture. The president was in his study early today and the many matters before him included the preparation of information and documents relat- ing to peace negotiations requested by the senate. ° Indications are that the president will stert on his western trip about August ‘10, although it was made plain that this was purely tentative and the exact date would depend upon developments in Washington during the next fortnight. so EXECUTIVE CALLS ON CABINET MEMBERS (6B WASHINGTO dent Wilson visited Secretaries Baker and Lansing in their offices today ‘There was no intimation of the mat- ters discussed. it COLUMBIAN “PACT TO TAKE PRECBDENCE Axsociated Press.) Ry WASHINGTON, July present plans of Republ the peace treaty will be set aside tem porarily for the consideration of the and Columbia, proposing payment to the damages ' arising from American acquisition of treaty between United States latter of $25,000,000 for the Panama cenal. Seal LONDON.—“Two committee will up: the ments of any ten men,” Rev. Canon Sparkling, opposing on women Council, —~— Paris.—In recognition of the he voism displayed by the residents dur ing the war, the Bri Service Cross has the town of Dunkirk. TRADES UNION a arrange- declared the | election of women in the Weybridge ish Distinguished ! been bestowed on CLEAN UP THAT AUTO. FORTY Ane NEEDED TO ENTERTAIN BROOKLYN FAGLE GROWD AT G:d0 SATURDAY oo Park Touring Party Is Out after “Worm” in Casper ** and Early Hour Is Held to Be Ideal for Tour of City During Two-Hour Stop Here The Yellowstone National park touring pariy, composed of 125 Brockivn Eagle men, will arrive here at 6:30 o’clock tomorrow morn- ing on the Burlington railroad frem Cheyenne, Wve. George Nelson, secretary of the Casper Charaber of Commerce, has asked for forty or fifty motor cars to be at the railroad station at 6:30 to meet the party and show them theic city in autamoliie aint oo a area . BILL SIGHED ©: is attend gram at Cheyen come here exp! y i Wy sf Aibright heac party from motor ¢ the yurty will ret to t Buy ion where will be a one of C "s most prominent speakers. The m r car tour will in Shade a drive to the heights south of say Anndeinied Press.) here ¥ the tourists will er WASRINSEON pasty /20e. Ec iindseve picwioel thar ciiwend th President Wilson today signed the refineries in full operation | egricultura! appropriation bill from There 2 no trip made to the! which congress had eliminated a refin unds on fount of the rider repealing the daylight sav- short of the y here. They | ing act after the president had ve- pla le € the north and! toed the original measure. th e at 2. x ‘Comrades a. OF TWO FLIERS Are Back of Aviators Who Refused toGoupin Fog on Tuesday (Ry United Prewss NEW YORK, July 25.—The first aviators’ strike was begun today when mail pilots failed to appear for work. Twenty pilots had previously served notice that unless two discharg- ed pilots were reinstated they would refuse to take their planes out carry ton mail on lay ather bad and the mac: understood that ment contends >. The pilots y had been refus@ad nece app s and adeq are liable on of their s dangerous the postoffice de that the planes afety. Strikers oday He ¢ Tain d » the same status as er. Jordan said all scheduled nade after some dela ser ».—The strik they ‘hal com ons that the hat on several oce upplied th for itors state even in ther of their high svee men declared that since July ‘ no less than 15 cidents had occur- hich planes were demolished killed som w becau While ir mail he July 25 ngton-New Y trike of pilots, t ment had no offic to show tat any others were in flight. at noon A report from Chicago, however, said that machines of western division were aving baci tim E ARMY AVIATORS - REACH AUGUSTA ON SECOND LEG - AUGUSTA, Maine, Commander Hartz and ed here 1:05 p. m., completing the second leg of their journey around the boun idaries of the United States s_uneve rtful U. S. PLATINUM BRINGS $105 AN OUNCE AT SALE (By Associated Preas.) NEW YORK, July Thirtee: thousand ounces of platinum have been sold by the ordnance department of the army, it was announced today The mineral brot $105 an ounce. July 25 his crew land at HALL SCENE OF | MEET TONIGHT CONSIDERATION OF CHANGES IN PACT PROMISED : Teamster r (Ty Ansaciated Press.) drivers have been to at 4 WASHINGTON, July 25.—Pres- the meeting h the les ident Wlison promised today to give Assembly | re several impor- earnest consideration to five pro- matter » to be discussed posed reservétions to the peace Fox will be present at the treaty and the League of Nations ing. The meeting is to be called covenant presented to him by Sen- at 8:30 o'clo: ator Svencer, Republican of Mis- FOREIGN CREDIT TO BE PROVIDED ity d Press] WASHINGTON, July 25.—The senate banking and currency com- mittee today favorably reported a bill authorizing the formation of foreign banking concerns under the supervision of the federal reserve board. It contains a provision that the enterprises must be Amer can-owned. The bill would enable American bankers to finance the purchase of American goods by foreign concerns thru the extension of credit. souri. The senator told the pres- ident that the reservations would have to be agreed upon if the trea- ty was to be ratified by the sen ate. One of the proposed reservations would provide that 'the Shantung settlement be reconsidered and re- adjusted at t rliest time poosi- ble and another would express r¢- gret at the settlement. President Wilson told Senator Spencer that certain action taken today by the state department would result tion of the subject in three days. Other reservations proposed by Spencer had to do with the Monroe determine in war-like character,”’ and the right of the United States to withdraw from the L e of Nations with- out conditions. uture action of a allege § | mutiny at BUYING METHOD Styrian Garrison 7 ive A Ties Marburg Also in OF PACKERS J [mmin- Rebellion, Serbia ¥! sv it, b fre In Calls Out Troops BE LOOKEB BP svectea PARIS, July 25. — Dis- Resolution Adopted by Senate July 25.—The patches from Agram and Authorizes Probe; National allied offensive Gratz revort a serious mili- Marketing Commission Is ingarian Reds tary revolt in Croatia. The re- Projected nent oday. volt is taking the form of a allied officers in- movement for separation from <3) ( Ny Untied & » Whites at Szegedin Serbia and the formation of a |, WASHINGTON : te ¥ of cooperation, republic senate today adopted the H r hick Rcerk slution directing the federal trac Jy ee rs commission immediately to investi. W he fre i gate the packers’ methods of buy ¢ T river where the cattle and hogs Red« ar attackine the Ru- state F are tryir eee 2) manians. ay VASHI Nar dale: y The Red army totals 30,000 and Cr ans Fe on in the ont line ar 100,000 ca Mervin ty rint és on hand 1 nid a reput ¥ ; ; _ tiar s have pr Cr from Agran pendent dispatch “ WIGHIGAN FIRES * "oo. Ss ARECHECKEDBY = RAINS IN NORTH = patch Ansocinted reas.) PILL- exaggerated NTHERMOPOLS vrautaw Town | Annual Meet ceutical A by of State Pt sociation Announced larma TO TAKE NAME OF ‘AMERICA’ Secretary-Treasurer O'Brien ; ; “ years ago and every drus ein ¢ tk aad : @ to the on iMacs Oi Cres 7 { J. O'Brien of Casper secretary and t : he sociation 4 e, W on 0° ALLEGEBSLAYER © WELD wiTHouT HUNS AecusED OF FRAUD ARE os — plains UNDER ARREST this te board Cook of ¢ ident Augu on ti ITALY APPOINTS hurders we fe ab overmmant of allio of mat AMBASSADOR TO ,,.7:. :tsztes bation of the Wine Sony at army semling, Americas GERMAN NATIO! berall bullet ol eared tension salen ROME, Martino, eign off dor to Germany July 2 Giacomo te director general of t has been named for. ambassa YANK EXPEDITION INTO SIBERIA NEEDED TO PROTECT ENGINE: S OPERATING RAILROAD, ISREPORT HELD FOR INVE ESTIGATION C. Hamilton was arrested last seat about 11:30 o’clock and is be ing held at the city jail for invest gation. —— WHITE TAKES APPEAL Henry L. White has appealed his : Ansocinted rene.) tect and maintain the case against Halvar Berg which wa : : - decided in the justice of peace couri WASHINGTON, July 25.—Pres ation of the Siberian ‘ In his original petition he asked $109 ‘dent Wilson today advised the sen and indicated that the ¢ damages and the restitution of ate that the American military ex would remain ng a ° tain premises was there pri tection is necessary in Siberia Wilson said nte President here was with no intention Russiar WIN OVER ODDS The retention of American troops to ect America ail PARIS, July 25.—Twenty thousand Russians, many barefoot, with under John F. Stevens out rifles and unsupported by heavy artillery, compose the northern dent's letter ed, is a Russian army whose front extends from the Finnish coast to Pskov ment.” By agreement with the oresident§ staied, American and which is driving back toward Petrograd a Bolshevik army four troops are to remain there as long times as large, according to reports received here from officers of the American relief administration on the scene. as the railroad expedition is en- ed in maintaining operation,