Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1919, Page 1

OMAHA MAYOR NEAR DEATH HANDS OF MOB LANDING OF U.S. omey MARINES SCORED IN- RESOLUTION OFFERED SENATE, Opponents of Leags # Cite Dalmatian é cident as Example of Police Duty (By United ress.) WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.—Sena- tor New introduced a resolution to- day asking the state department for all facts concerning the landing of American marines in Dalm Sen- ator Sherman of Illinois also offer- a resolfttion declaring “interfer- ence” in thé Adriatic “unwarranted, without lawful authority.” The landing of m es has become the bie issue illustrative of the ar- ygument treaty opponents use that un- der the league American troops would he used to SURCUC EIEN the world. ‘ RAIL STRIKE IN GREAT BRITAIN HALTS SAILINGS «my ‘anooeinta’ i Preas.) We ASHINGTON, Sept. 29.—All sailings to ports of Great Britain have been cancelled because of the strike of railway workers there. ed United Press.) LONDON” Sept. 29.—The govern- nent Was promised limited railroad ervice today with the aid of naya rs and engineers. The most dis- ing feature of the situation is the possibility of sympathetic strikes. "he seamen and firemen’s unions, however, voted to remain loyal to the government. London is like a city, hesieged, War- time food regulations, were imposed. The city is dark at night. The government's efforts to oper- ate @ skeleton service were partly suc- cessful. The general situation is im- proving and government measures are working satisfactorily, it was offi-; cially announced. ! MEXICANS WILL POT AVIATORS BELOW BORDER CBF Adsnejated Presa.) EL PASO: Tex., Sept. 29.—A Mexican newspaper here received a message today from Mexico City stating that Ambassador Bonillas had been-instructed to tell the state department that American aviators flying over Mexico would bé fired upon. The Carranza commander here has not yet received such ord- ers, it is said. FOOTBALL GRID CLAIMS. FIRST VICTIM OF YEAR (Ry The Associated Press.) SPRINGFIELD, O., Sept. 29.— alvin Libisher, 17, fullback on }e Urbana football team, who was injured in the opening game of the feason here Saturday, died today. CONDUCTORS ON NORTHWESTERN KILLED Robert Gale and Edward Swett Caught Be- tween Cars at Smithwick, Nebr., and Crushed to Death in Accident Two Northwestern conductors, Robert Gale, aged 35, and Ed- ward Swett, aged 39, well known in Casper, were instantly killed yes- '* tefaay at Smithwick, Nebr., when caught between two cars on a north- bound freight. Swett was on a southbound train which met the northbound train of which Gale was conductor, at Smithwick. A drawbar was out be- “eu two of the cars on Gale’ train! id a chain had been substituted, weaving two of three feet of space ‘ween the cars. \s the train came to a standstill, | i two conductors stepped betweet| cars to examine the chains The ‘leasing of the’ air caused the ah \f Up of the slack in the train avid ‘¢ cars Game together crushing both “1 and Killing them instantly, ~ VOLUME 3 'TO BE CONTINUED jis sleeping this ' be ! mits’ him President summer. Che Casper Daily vi OVER 4,000 COPIES | 4,000 COPIES The Daily Tribune sold and livered to subscribers every en a STOCK PLANE HERE AT 4 P. M. BRITISH STRIKE SITUATION IS IMPROVED UNDER OPERATION OF GOVERNMENT MEASURES, CLAIM LONDON, Sept. 29.—Imnrovement in the situation created by the general strike on the British railways was officially announced this morn- ing. The distribution of food is proceeding smoothly The official statement reads: “The general strike situation is improving measures are working satisfactorily. Food distribution is proceeding smoothly and offers of voluntary assistance are still pouring in.” Governm LONDON, Sept. 29.—One hundred thousand miners are idle in the coal fields of South Wales, as a result of the railroad strike PRESIDENT GOES INTO SECLUSION. FOR COMPLETE REST UPON ORDER OF GRAYSON ON RETURN TO HOME King Albert and Queen Elizabeth Not to Be Received at White House Till Their Return from Tour of United States * (By Associated Press.) “—~ WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.—President Wilson is back at the White House after an abseiice of 25 days and is beginning a period of “ absolute rest prescribed by Admiral Grayson, who said that Wilson. had a “fairly comfortable day” yesterday. It was announced at the White House that the president would not receive King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium until their SHOPMEN GOIN EFFECT OCT. 20. ish ambassador. Secretary Tumulty said the presi- dent would remain in seclusion at the White House for the present The industrial conference called for Oc- leone tober 6 will be held despite the presi- WASHINGTON -The dent’s illness, but whether he will at- national agreement on wor on tend will depend on his progress to- ditions for railway shopmen establish ing uniforn ? 600,000 me — us proposed Wilson's ARGUMENTS ON TREATY Pp heir nereg wages, will become ef: ive eto ward recove 20 and continue to the ernment control M.E. FUNGELIST WINS FAVOR 'N GREAT REVIVAL re- sept ' to (By United Pres: WASHINGTON, Sept dent Wilson had a rest night but mornin, Admiral Grayson’s bulletin stated today As soon as hig health permits Pres ident Wilson is expected to issue a statement gontaining a number of ar guments for treaty ification which his breakdown prevented him from making in his cancelled speeches. There is mu talk of the indus trial conference being postponed or abandoned. President Wilson may not address the conference —Presi able to on October As soon as Admiral Grayson per Wilson will re scnahlys Opening Services Sunday ceive General Pershing. Morning at the per Church Cas- revival servic beeun yesterday at the Grace odist E opal church were attended and the evangelist, of Winf favorable «ations The es were Meth largely Rev. H C. Maitland Kansas upon the cong At the morning land} who is a strong er, explained the line which he intends to carry services. There will be n lar appeal to the emotio but a series of plain gost will be developed as the service, Rev. Mait forceful speuk of preaching out in his spectacu resses. His sabiest last evening was “What a Revival,” and that for tonight is “Things that’ Hinder a Revival.” The evangelist will personally di rect the music for the revival, as sisted by the choir of the Methodist church-which is under the direction of Hood with Mrs. C. Ey Wygand as organist One of the strongest endorsements of Mr. Maitlund’s work as an evan- gelist is the fact that he has been called again eud aguip to, conduct services in cities within a yudiua of 200 juiles of his houte in Winfield. After leaving Casper he is booked for meetings at Caldwell, Dodge City wand Jola, Kansas, in each of which Veities he has had previous services. Gale was married about six months Swett has a wife and three chil- Both residents of Chad- ago. | dren. are ren. Swett has not rup into Dagger for severgl years, but Gule has run be- tween Chadron and Casper and, also ran between the city and Lander last a Line of Campaign Explained at ° — Cribune | and served by the United Press. THE DAILY TRIBUNE | Wember of the Associated Press, | CASPER, WYO., MONDAY, SEPT. 29, 1919 First Leg of Flight Is Strecesttul Big Test Dué Today J. Y. Stock and Mr. Cole, formerly of the Shockley ga- rage, reached Casper at 4 o’- clock this afternoon in the for- mer’s airplane, after negotiat- ing the flight from Cheyenne in about two hours and a half. Street crowds were enter- tained for ten minutes follow- ing the arrival, while the a tors circled the business d trict time and again, J. Y. Stock, one of Casper’s earliest and most wealthy oil men, expects to fly into Casper some time this afternoon. This is the message received yester- day by Mrs. Stock from her husband, who had reached Cheyenne, ein his recently pur. chased Mr. Stock ex pects to land the CY Ww » in his pur h, west o It will be the first airpl to land in Ca Mr. Stock layed in leaving Denver and did ng>weach Cheyenne early enough to Strgt on his trip to Casper yesterday The message re stated that M ubove Cheyenne y on was de Stock is a three-passenger Curtiss plane which Mr, Stock purchased in Denver about three weeks ago, Since then he hassbeen learning how to n it near Denver. He is driving it ip fron: | ° y Mr e kley Ga ed his airplane | for his own amusement and will use plane in ubout as a pleasure and Casper. 11 ARRESTED IN > BAMBLING AIDS SATURDAY NIGHT Police Officers Step Lively Breaking up Week-End Par- ties on Sandbar and Other Local Places in Three raids the Casper pulice f Saturday night est€d in all the raids, the first 9:30 o'clock when kept jump re arr coming about ded and tation for up. Four raid on the ore North about 2 o'clock Poker and other rds were the of Sunday varied games fenses in all Boors fom raids. George, Lewis Statpol's id Nick Parner were ij on the be i their $265 f t Popper, Nick Ben and ge Morns were arrested in the ment of the Hong hotel build All three received $25 fines Garser, Aberas Bass, Joke Yon and John Ma r were the fe the police tern yards. three on raid in t To break the monotony of gamblin arrests, Thomas Konley was bret in to headquarters on a charge of be drunk. He was fined $10. _- Mrs. George Chandler, who has been seriously ill at her home next to the Cobb apartments, has gone to Rawlins on on important business matter. Mr. und Mrs. Lawrence Ken- nedy and their daughter, Miss Eliza- beth, who have been visiting Mrs. Shehaley for thep sat few days, will Chicago. Pete buster of this country, is in from his ranch on business for the day se NUMBER 290 Courthouse Officers Refuse COBLENZ HEARS RUMOR OF NEW ALSACE NATION COBLENZ, 29. mored here that an independent republic has been declared in Al- Law, geous Points; Sept —it is ru. my 29._ OMAHA, Sept sace PARIS, Sept. 29 been heard here of the r an independent republic clared in Alsace Nothing has nor that | ness, was de- The city was quiet today OPERATIONS AT BETHLEHEM NOT AFFECTED GREATLY BY WALKOUT ON STRIKE ORDER OF STEEL MEN No Disorder W ith Changing of Shifts To- day, Officials Claim; Pittsburgh Re- ports Little Change in Situation (By Associated Pres.) Today, proclaimed by both sides as the crucial test, opened with the steel strike situation still obscure because of conflicting claims. Opposing leaders issued flatly contradictory statements n regard to the proposed strike of 40,000 Bethlehem workers. The corporation claim- ed that only a few men were out and that operations were continuing. Unions claim that the plant was completely crippled and the power house closed. Reports from other centers indicated a balance held equitably. Aneociated Presa.) BETHLEHEM, Pa., "Sept. 29.—The Bethlehem piant of the Beth- lehem Steel corporation was very little affected today by the strike, according te officials of the company. There was no disorder when the shift changed. (By Associated Vrees. PITTSBURGH, Sept. 29.—Steel plant managements are attempt- ing to operate pleats full handed today. Organizers are attempting to xtend ee ‘ ALL REPUBLICS ACCEPT BID TO PAN-AMERIC ndica (Hy Associated Prean.) YOUNGSTOWN, O., Sept. 29 appeared ie Ste view from the out (By As CHICAGO, f Is said th red for w Illinois Steel cc ail mills the slab n Preparations Made to Finish Parker Well in the Muddy prought Co Section 12-33 be on Muddy field were Late reports indi well will be a 100-bar- will be f the the Big tir Kile today that producers in will materially Muddy | he bring nerease Bigs tion . » of this well proves a good hi the (furthermost the field. It is this side of the of territory and is west producer in about a half mile nearest producer in \the field und was brought in at a (depth of 3,267 feet in the Wall Creek {sand. Many of the Big Muddy ure in the Shax sand wells by Mrs. Margaret Qlowery and little niece, Miss Frances King, will return in a few dye from Chicago, where Mrs: Clowery wag culled bythe deat! of her gicter, Mrs. Kink, Miss Frances mother, The little girl Will live here with her aunt, Mrs. Clowery law. Burned by to Give lL Assaulted Woman; City | Machine-Guns Posted at Nepro’s Body Is —Mayor ‘Ed ? Seth yesterday when a mob attempted to lynch him, condition at the hospital this morning Doctor Henry stated that the mayor had a right eye and an injured neck as the result of an attempt to hang {im Rioting Confidence in Cabinet Also the Chamber of Depvuttes; Martial Law, Correspondent Says Sesoctated PARIS, Sept. 29.—(Havas !talian Agency.)—Dunng the ses- sion of the Italian chamber of deputies in Rome yesterday a consid- erable gumber of troops were concentrated around the center of the : city and on the main streets leading to it. correspondent of Le Journal the city may be said to be under martial INTERCESSION IFOR NEGRO IS NEARLY FATAL Mob, When Black Who Vartia 4d Burned Lynch ~ nder vanta myured late was still in « critical He has recovered conscious bad wound over his who was followed the attempt of a ITALY VOTES TO ANNEX FIUME AT SUNDAY SESSION Expressed by Rome Under United Press ROME, Sept. 29. Th Italian chamber of deputies unanimous- ly voted in favor of annexing Fiume and expressed its confidence in the cabinet’s ability to obtain Italy's desires Press.) Accerding to the Rome