Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 26, 1919, Page 1

WILSON GIVES (8 Che aA, OF LONG TOUR Nervous Reaction Sets in and Presiden! Obeys Physician’s Advice Avainst His Will; Condition Not Critical bat Inne diate Return lo Cavital 1s Oy ~ OVER 4,606 COPIES i ap aa | | ~s <e = THE DAILY TRIBUNE oi The Daily Tribune sold and r th iu ik Weber ot the Associated Press delivered to subseribers every day | ‘ a ed by the United Press ' tl Pe avd ser SR ey nso —---- VOLUME 3 CASPER, WYO., FRIDAY, SEPT. 26, i919 WUMBER 78s LENINE OUSTED AND THROWN IN PRISON, BASLE REPORT STATES (Hy Calted Press. LONDON, Sept 26 A Basle dispatch te that Mot nine has been overthrown and iv ed in the Kee STEEL STRIKE YET IN DOUBI ‘uaper ion ¢ ( hie RIGHT OF env PLOYES Fitth Day. Troopers Exchange Shots hen : . 0 ] ° with Snipers Near Pittsburgh Mills: Sit earn. The ; TO HAVE VOICE MAI N uation Unchanged in Big Centers tea "rem : = 3 iinwton Rents ait iSSU EE STE E iL STR } K E PITTSBURGH, Sept. 26.—The strike situation in the Pittsburgl: ll hut afew. night district today showed little change Employers continae to report that [ie Assoeiated Press i WICHITA, Kaus., Sept. 26.—President Wilson taday cancelled the remainder of bis tour under orders of Adiiral Cary 1. Grayson the president $ physician, and will return to Warhingioa direct from Wichita. Admiral Grayson gave illness and physical extia ;eason for the action. Altho there is nothing critical in the evil lin atM w. Peoples’ Commissar Dorchinsky is power and occupying Moscow, the Basle dispatch {rem Copenhagen dec tistion as the The Paris correspondent of the Central News agency reports that rumers of Lenine’s sesassination circulated in Paris yesterday are un conficmed CLEMENCEAU PEACE WILL BE president's condition, Admiral SIGNED BY i ¢ on t fered heac F Ei men are returning to work datly and that production is on the increase aches Liny f 7 ° ~ r . eee ye pa U t e w out is becom more elfective, with a a Yi wiwie Whi SO Says President of Labor Federation in JUDGE GARY TO |. feealocs iene sh nd ie oe eee Cook fs = z - ‘ Declarin o That Workers Have Been ATTEND WILSON State troopers and steel workers exchanged shots in the woods @ ould Count on Am- cw : : . . STINE QET. pthccording to. report , 4 TE: =e : : Ground Under Foot by Cor poration MEETING OGTs 6leeiten ent. [ erica Regardless of at i eee EEE three men, all urmed aud los (MING A . e p ‘ (ay. Unt wena.) (Wy Ansoet Premm.) m the Clairt i i a Written Peace. De- tnt being WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.—The issue in the steel strike is the right WASHINGTO t. 26. —Judge) ‘The path thru the ay tet Prani. ; bet hii bate ;.| of employes to be heard thea spokesmen of their own choosing, Sam- Albert Hl. Gary, chairman of BE Tiecn tatkeind Oth coe. papeprote 144 | caares remter " iid Wilson might uel Gompers told the senate labor committee at its investigation hear- 0f «!irectors of the United State Ho Ger KE: thie! waguberae wenn’ th. the ‘ | r ' his the tour, but this ing today. He said: : MEKGAWilkenikeieciec tes: mlesliplant 5 ; Viby ‘Phe Annociated Press.) might have led to real illness. Pre ident Wilson's inyitat PARIS, Sept. 26 .—Premier. Clem- / dent: Wilson. will arrive in Weak “in the last 25 years the steel workers have been repeatedly de- participate in an industrial con *| RETURNING WORKERS a} cnceau’s remarkable address at the Sir ne. He Jefe Wich Ried the right of association. This was done with all the power, wealth here October 6 STONED BY STRIKER [ bt ' chamber of deputies yesterday in of the lt which he asked for ratification of the . denied cp BY, Sanoet treaty of peace with Germany was (ty ERR E IK GARY, I t fort to elim tate he, Lath ' ‘ ' made on his 78th birthday. If there WICHITA . avning to work at the ' from the plants and United St itute foreigner The steel co . 1 sion with the shipping companies to witht goes | Mayor Hodges denied a repor Eastern Star for Grand Baer eee ren tal we Chapter Meeting Which mee 0" WEW YORK TAKE 22°: so 2 SUDDEN SLUMP rip ot on nervou eaction inh ligestive was cu impression that his words on retary ‘Tun the previous day during his colloquy with M. Barthou were a slight on the way he spoke of the impetuosity” with which ( America flung her men into the bat. at leis showed that no slight was ser\ intended. lahor from the Balkans. corporation had detectives, (By \annein ee representing 800 Applause rang through the cham or (ty Associnted Press.) E ‘ r Bra ( provocateurs who dogyed PORTLAND, Or 26. Teatied on hi nbs nttié her when the premier suid: therefore, insi NEW YORK, Sept. 26. ied e@ men, tagwed them and tried to tho id'|workevs. in. the: steel! | auio) tie 5 t : Nex MUM don aoe aity 7: at which groceries quoted in semi- | [T8 elly tamed (hem ue F f steel | protection. He said a comm Opens Here Next Mon- thoughts?’ SI an meiiate re weekly lists issued taday by the Fai eee eee oan te an et lto nace thIP yards of the Portland district | strikers vis Tuends ; treaty, I would count on Amer eit hstanding Price committee here 15) ,B8 =. | staan’ liheasnt lescrane a will strike October - unlees the | ing) day the same. I can say we are fi earnest desire to cor Prarie Rmsnagereccts Atte pee ast t und thugs. Meetings were cadena Diao rer OH Ableton {net think f tne nig ;, ‘| »meénts ° . » ces of m 2 ¥ z i ° © shippin board, de Say? 7 wating’ on the adoption of the tre ee have declined from eizkt totem Taken up und men were injured. deveashual caceatly, ugreod to |SEEK TO TIE UP The principal business at a “I have seen young Americans at to have been delivered a Forum percent, Arthur Williams, federal |i. steel district are under the cor. Uatil'after the industrial conference | BETHLEHEM PLANT largely attended meeting of the front and not one of them, building this morning, was cancell toed administrator, announced to- OV oi “domination. Organizers at Washington, October 6, is re- nyt the Eastern Star held last even- hether his origin was German, Ttal- , e¢ day uaa we t into the distr id here today by PITTSBURGH, rikers ing at the Masonic Temple was or Pole, wavered in the fight. The pres ul train d ‘ al tucked, one badly thi ” eel workers and officials, fand police engaged ir " the appointment of the com- Vhen asked why the ere there into the Wichita, where a RAIL STRIKE He The comm en bel es peo ee SE Cision st “| mittees which will have charge they replied: efor liberty ys - veloone bring both sides towether . . oxen 4 ae € ; of the arrangements for the bE ee preside Dr. Gre ould trying to vet Judge Elbert H. Gary ‘thea ra . 1 ch y hi p ‘arbibgation which: Mts ng in wait replie : grand chapler meeting which iE OLTON TEST an Crd to the strike 1 SME TOMES oC Se, coe BEGINS TOMGHT scree Bel ara eg ce eet Te @ Les n il IN aa tris Jd e0! +e vould “armed mer t lor Port a Gn xe W. Jarvis, of the Poison (By Associated Preas.) 1 Pm Steel compan ni ler-Bolton ndicate, i WASTUINGTON, Sept. v6. Aaa e, my My Uaited Tem) 1 n 2 trip to Bolton field lust | p f hve LONDON, Sept. 26. The rail- Hear nue! Gompers for ng and reported that the syndi- iPuante Wikia way strike, becomes effective in than three hours the senate ¢ ace of the Hethlehe: ompar t € f 1 rider r me refused to grar he : mmit Fades a) ‘ £0} aid should completed EAL COMMISSIONER Sidi ates Ce nVetteee ead Peltaite m %, Foster, secretary of the steel quiring of the on lepartment — Both ies : tiiin ee next’ two \ . The ave Mi whe d site hee Be , worker had ve aban. whether report rue that Amer- worker Mans forsia ale bot a new No. 2 National 1 | Pintriiteeimisin. bbs doned. Chairman Kenyon announced ican marines had landed in Daimatia. their desire to rete : mes Lc plete to the ; ; OL OPER TOR ext when Judge Gary, 200 la ut Trau and turned the I ; syndicate was financed cl man of board of directors of town over the Jnugo-Slavs ufter OHIO STRIKERS TO roup of lowa capitalisis, After : bhebou nth ‘ 5 the t tion, would be th clutter had compelled the Ltalians §TIR UP WEIRTON MEN E lvents, A. C. Johnso F. Christ- Veiteh a n ¢ Yesterda uster Lomerrew but other re-embark en and State Attorney General. comir overiar n their ca members of the committee said that <o idding in of the well and on th rip t Cha b commitlee it aes future time ri again hefore October 10 to see Mr. J n auto mechanic, ant ote Se ab aa MEN OF CASPER CALLED ~=©6 GOMPROMISE ON l ynidicnte controls, the entire fornia for U shurn tri { J. Y. Stock, prominent oif man % ! ure : which this well is be \ \ the ¢ fornia( of Casper, plans to leave Denver \ ; drilled, besides choice acreae in| roads art Il thru Nevada Saturday in his owa airplane and 10) MEET KT CITY HALL 5 ; Voson Spider and Teaysot yu es ar wows peed| expects to land here sometime Sun- A ——— ! t bei n very bed] day, according to announcement ; : he urgent need of a venereal clin ' . v valte ' r aw littl he of official co-| recently purchased the airplane in Pa z Wt | / BUFE O, Sep A Th . 9 force! f the anti-tiquor }s Denver and his return in it will be (16 1!) Casper will’ be plained to. ale committee presented its 0 LLt o a idl, w nis off Mr. Stock expects to land’oy ‘ily hall at a meeting held under the -ocontatives today. It “ " re The No. 1 well’ of the Midwest) ya ourishir inj the C. Y. ranch about two miles “Spice ee ao exceutive cee that the oparaton: ave reads t t arg ‘pany on section -65 in the the old boom di 1 m southwest of here. sR leo ae ee igh und the 2 compromise of a 44-hour we M . 6 wil ‘ei age lance Creek field has about 2,000. the ent trip in samber of Commerce ne in, 28 percent Wage incredne nercial course { x k and will be . J. F. O'Donnell, ve director for the state, al nil a FOR USE IS NOT “« HOARDING,CLAIM Miner lmim the ten have beer this morning. ‘The well is eee uU ee 68% feet today and first sand Geek. « at » ~ Nn reached. Drilling is con- Midwest ining yaney ing until second sand is reached » that the company wili know what the well will do. WILSON LEFT NO © FRIENDS ABROAD | ar \ ning county court unting to {BY Annoeiated Prexn.) c bringin, WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.—Stor- per cent. ee of the gaual “seasonal require- bn saad <= iT < QO Db a rie iti a) m | ve icploration ampany and -— me - ye MP. Wheeler, who 9" of Felix Diaz, have accepted 1 bidders were Me ‘i 1 Of meets” is permissible un- i ‘ t, Saulie, Buyer, Samuel r the food contre! act und does fa : k briny uot ci ty lyoa said At 7 Annoctnted Wrens.) Weshiagtow today thru a Villa WASHINGTON, Sept. 26——Ihe } asoclated Presn.) . and Quist. The mouvey brings in In- Mot constitute Hoarding, said At ay 8 , z y v - } fone ein be" 00 3 ited States had not a friend Sh RL rmer Gaverhor Stabs of Kun- Formation that all revolutionary 1, sdauarters in Durango about two *# Gonzales cud Obregon for the i work at the Paris peace conference, the United States had not a C. B, Richardson, president of the today. leaders in Mexico with the excep- = = ee presidency cf Mexico is growing | in Europe, Asia or Africa and our brilliant service in the war was al- yy. weeks ago. Various chieftains are hotrer Obregon is making a nt of the Consolids also said to have approved form wing around the circle’ and nost forgotten in the storm of protests which followed him as he sailed , Oil command, to tntsnweetbave | touring the east for the Francisco Ville us their chief and | jy Sint RLV iba’ cal daeecni ta plas to reach, Mexico, Chiy) deni ‘or home, Senator Cummins, Republican of lowa, declared today in an toduy in the interests of the last few weeks Wave returned to placed at his disoosal their men, | ritory under their control by Junta the absence af President Carmnmne address to the venate attacking the League of Nations covenant. ny their home in Casper munitions and money reached | de Bolernacion in the north