Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 5, 1919, Page 1

oF é i ' a Unconditional Withdrawal, LG sal otf TEM AMERICAN SOLDIERS DIE FOR Mandates, Administratios Affairs and Inviolabilit: it trine Demanded by 1 Internal Monroe Doc- ate Leaders Asaocinted Press.) WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.—The treaty of peace with Germany, ordered reported out late yesterday by tne foreign relations committee of the senate, will include four reservations and about 40 amendments, when it reaches the floor of the senate about September 15. The res- ervations provide that: 1—United States reserves unconditional right te withdraw from FOUR RESERVATIONS AND 40 AMENDMENTS IN REVISED TREATY. CRIMES DURING THE WAR, REPORT| HELP BRITISH PARIS, (iy Sent. 5—Nine soldier forces were hanged and one shot for crimes during the war congressional investigating comm OVER 4,000 COPIES of The Daily Tribune sold and delivered to subscribers every. | day. VOLUME 3 United Press.> s of the American Expeditionary the ittee has learned Two of the hangings were for murder and the other seven for rape, of which six were negroes was performed. One hundred a 62 convictions Investigation failed to establis A single execution for desertion nd ten murder tr resulted in h that officers had received more lenient treatment than enlisted men in the courts martial the le: pague. States i bound by & not a nd accepts no mandates i : except by a joint resolution of cor #ress. 3—AIl internal affairs of the Uni ted tes are removed from ~ league's consideration. ° 4. The Monroe doctrine is declur ed entirely outside the | # juri diction and the United Ste shail ee Tees Fe Today is Moose day big Salvation UATE (TOlInES silification, Several rises have been kept secret by action of the committee week drive Elaborate p) + been laid for the the Moose ne ne of them | ake t facing (ie cteeaty.veperted.cat Selabeatii GHC eereet abies tae tine oN 1 xe ye mana one of them has leaked ou sooner than expected and followed HeRaRA Te ei eee am ight 3 to be a real live Moose which will be escorted stormy debate in which the memt ae a es ip, : & so ocey poe arge ¢ hrough the business streets of the city. Head Moose ship of both Republicans and Deme r : Paste ASL) ng of Oe UN baby r admitted that they had been working for we crats was divided. But that is only part of the large program of training the to perform in a presentable mi Chairman Lodge planned to begin “Y* ts the Moose lodge has planned. ‘fhe Iris dance! ner for the Salvation Army. They are optimistic over the work today of drafting his report Pavilion hms been se d by the Moose several the prospect of the debut of the pet belonging to but it was not believed that the re- feature cancers including several ical ac tists the Moose lo port could be in shape for presenta- ere eduled to appear on thi 3 popular dance floor Confetti, ticklers, and similar carnival playthings tion to the senate for at least ter and booths similar to the . will k days. r 7 : paees which will be sold by workers who are helping to make the y _ he d in ope ion last night will add to the drive here for a $25,000 hut successful (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, Sept. 5. —The sen ate treaty fight entering its last stages. The foreis relations com ittee has finished its work th treaty. As soon us the text ¢ be ad reprinted with the amendments the report written, Chairman Lodge will lay the majority report before the senate. Actual consideration of the treaty in the senate can not start for over » week Reservations of the Republican majority wad supported by Senator Shields, Democrat, will provide’ that ratification shall not be effective un- til three of the four big powe prove the reservations. ‘This wa occasion for tremendous opposition by Wilsonites. Amendments include the returning 2 of Shantung to China, giving the Uni Takingiadvantaperctathe ted States an equal vote with Great Britain and eliminating the United Finds § States from representation on a score 47, of commissions the treaty create: jimmed Senator Fall will propose in the e that the labor section be elim : now “temporarily laying off,” nated Crippling cf Local Force on Orders of Mayor equel in Robbery Last Night; No Arrests Made, None Expected present crippled police depart- ment or practically the absence of any police force, the city jail was entered and many !ockers belonging to policemen last night by unknown and undisturbed parties. Civilian clothes belonging to Sam Gaston, former police officer were reported stolen from his Other amendments including) locker. Irish independence probably will be| Reports in police circles this morn offered in the senate ing b it that the lockers in the Night on the down towr steep- city were burglarized with the ‘ing today, Chief Welb forced WASHINGTON. oriobject of securing booze which has to Walk the pesca Mae Gee McCumber Re publeany of ne Uru acral on raids by she ESS ‘ ony as eee X. of the Leawue of Nations, Jt appears they knew only one man{her bit under the exacting circum- cated by Republican. senators fa-;W@5 on the street walking beat stances, w: io desk sen ant voring less drastic reservations. It| Bight und that Chief Frank Webb {1S mor Chief Webb’ w mi the was alone guarding the entire police ¢0!NE patrol the ent uld merely define limitations of congress to undertake territorial Station an answering calls into ©!) = police meedae sruarantees. headquarters. Otherwise it is doubt- © ght man would be able > ful if they would have attempted so 0 assume his duties again tonight The Bank of England has the right daring an act but with hir it is doubtful to sell beer without al icense. Thi No arrests have been made in this if Chief W e able to work privilege s granted to the bank case and none were reported dur- ¢ay and night duty many more h in its charter of incorporation under ing the last twenty-four hours. “I will continue to tell people to date of July 1694. And so the One of the two new officers work- lean-up alleys and similar places as bank, if it liked, could open x bar ing on the police force quit this 1 have in the past when I thought in Threadneedle stree, or could send morning after telling Chief Webb he these places needed it,” said Chief wagons round and deliver beer from would not work under present cir- Webb, when asked to if he was door to door. Needless, to say, how- cumstances in Casper. doing the duties of sanitary officer. ever, ib has never attempted to ex-| With the one man who is said to ”! alweys have told people to clean-| ercise the privilege have worked practically 12 hours last SPEEDER KILLED ON RACE TRACK WHEN CAR FLOPS Garage Employe Victim of Tragic Fate While Tuning Up Machine for Race Events in Douglas Next Week James C. McDonald, aged 28 years, was almost instantly killed last night while racing on the fair grounds track when the car he was riding alone in crashed thru a fence and turned over several tinfes. His neck was broken and chest crushed. One version of the fatal accident was that he turned out to let another car go around him and that before he could straighten his car out again, he plunged thru the fence.) —— When last seen down town yesterday © it was about 7 o’clock when the Peer- Jess racing car he was riding in show- ed effects of hard usage, both front lights of the car being badly smash- éd up. nd to be a good racing machine. McDonald was an old-time race track driver and spent much of his time while not working as mechanic driving racing machines. He came from Denver, Colo., about two ago. He was born in Denver up when I saw conditions were bad.” “I was getting along fine with six! men but if the mayor wants fewer| men, I’ll do the best I can.” | Chief Webb said Tuesday night! that if worst came to worst he would { beat himself. This morning he{ good his ple in this matter. { wa made PRICES TAKING REACTION, SAYS TRADE REPORT (thy lated Press.) WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.—A re- action from high prices has set says the federal reserve boar review of business for August. Not only are some foodstuffs de- clining to the consumer but the price of wearing apparel, like tex- tiles and shoes, also is affected. Business continues at an “‘ex- tremely high level,” and confidence a satisfactory solution of wage and price problems is reported from all sec ys the report. Life is very simple for the aver- age man. All he has to do is to earn enough money to support his fo jother state ‘body at Washington the state is rep: (definite The car in which he was riding was the same one which was to have been entered in the Cheyenne-Denver race 4his summer. ‘Phe car was said to have been built too far from the and relative said to still live there altho his mother is believed to be liv- ing in California now. Funeral ar. rangements are to be made later, , pay the wage-demands of or- d labor, and profits to the em- ploying corporations. — New York World POLICE STATION IS LOOTED BY BURGLAR, LOCKER IS ‘JIMMIED: MISSOURT SPLIT .. ON THE LEAGUE. WILSON LEARNS: ON VISIT TODAY Senator Reed Lives up to “Show Me” Tradition; Situa- tion Is Unique ST. LOUIS, Sept. 5.—Presi- dent Wilson reached here to- day on the start of a long swing around a circle of states west oe ‘of the Mississippi. He has plan- ned a respite from speech- making before plunging into an arduous program later. On @rriving at St. Louis early he ar. renged to sleep late on his special train. In the afternoon he will attend a lunchee at « downtown hotel, where he is expected to make a brief talk, and in the evening he was to speak at the Coliseum where he was renominated for the presidency. In Missouri the president found the situation as regards ratification the treaty without parallel in an- In the treaty ratifying fresented by Senator Reed, the only (Democratic senator who has taken a stand for the treaty’s rejec- the de tion, and Senator Spencer, one of Republican senators who have clared themselves generally friendly | to it, and have agreed on a set of reservations as a basis of ita accep- tance. In St. Louis Senator Reed re- cently spoke bitterly assailing the treaty. Within the next few weeks Senator Johnson of California and others are expected to address oppo- sition meetings here. ociated Prens.) st ; 5.—Speaking at achamber of commerce luncheon here President Wilson said this nation could not attain a full measure of nationalism without fulfilling its part in the family of nations, The great- est nationelist, the president said, is the man who wanted his nation to be a great nation, and a great ua- tion, he added, “was that which pene- ‘trates to the heart its duty among the nations of the world.” Has eve —New York World Che Casper Daily THE Member of DAILY TRIBU : } the Associated | Press, and served by the Uni =i ed Crthune “CASPER, WYO., FRIDAY, SEPT. AMERICANS TO Press 1919 NUMBER HUNSHOLDTO. UNION RIGHTS POLICE FIUME «ny PARIS, stood that the commission generals sent to Fiume to investi gate disturbances in which soldiers were killed has made rec- Ansocinted Cress) Sept. S.—It is under French ommendations to the pence confer. CQn't Oppose Spontaneous Desire ot Aus- ence which include the maintenance e r l j of public lorder tn Fiume’ by an trians Allies Are Told in Reply; Ger- American-British police force, with marines forming the American many Seeks Victory on East Followin: contingent ITALIAN PAPER SCORES REPORT (By Associated Press.) ROME, Sept 5.—Conclusions attributed to the inter-allied com- mission's inquiry into the Fiume in- cident are so enormous, the Giornale d’ “that they seem impossible as coming sentatives of a government with whom for five years Italy has lived in brotherhood of arms and whom she has given luminous a union with Germany proofs of friendship. These con- PA clusions, if reports are true, are DEMEN SEONG CLANS OF HEN PCKED NINE T me DefeatonW est, Says Polish Chie Lecce BERLIN, Sept. 5 Saye German reply regard to representation of Austria in the German reichsrath says the German delegation informed the allies on May that Germany had no intention to modify Austro-German boundaries by violence but could not undertake to oppose the Geriran-Austrian spontaneous desire for 174 -- the note of the alhes ia says Italia, from repre- to Gomopers Presi- nce to End Three of the Faat tonme. entered ir ’ big Salvation Army baseball In Industrial Unrest to battle for the THROWN IN JAIL WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.—Pres- be pestle as ident Wilson has agreed to under- and Rapid iEGliv amar tHalthneaNt = take to bring about a conference expected here today, alth ey Akaaclatka Pics. between representative of the steel Eee of re Exc workers and the United States Steel Ye 1 es corporation in an effort to avert ver a will 5 ices d Ny United Preee the big tourney f ee - “s the Armour ; 46 this one agp « +; 7 ‘ been PRESIDENTS IMPEACHED FOR LESS THAN WILSON HAS DONE, SAYS SOLON Arrangement of Labor Conference Next REDFIELD QUITS Month Regardless of Ratification Is CABINET LEAVES ’ Branded as Lawless by Sherman ee _ POST ON NOV. 1 WASHINGTON, Sent: 3. President Wilson's declaration at Co lumbas that the international conference provided for in the peace be treaty would be held here next month regardless of whether the sen- WASHINGTON, Sept. 5-Wi ate ratified the treaty was attacked in the senate today by Senator Fa Pi aa raat iy bora Sherman of Illinois. t was accepted and bece Declaring that the declaration indicated a ‘contemptuous disre- effective November 1, it wae gard” for law he said —— ally “shnousted/ today ‘Public opinion have been imp: I am the state.’ Have the Ame ; eae ~ ed for less flagrant violation of the! can people qu ecting es 140 CHINESE ON Rien the labor actitis of a aay) LOLD MEETING not ratified by our country. The ATLANTIC cry at By Associated WwW ASHINGTON Sept president’s open declaration that he proposes to convene on American radicals as well as others from for- eign governments is a proclamation ing of the exec They will of lawlessness and contemptuous dis- Democra Nation c some regard of the United States govern neld at Atlantic s © ore ak largest number ment 23, Chairman ¢ mings ar et t ountry in one “Again we have one who declares, | today ear z