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

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The be ed ey Urtnimne (GL, ALMA ie cUTTN vou IV. LIVELY BIDDING 5,2 BETWEENCITIES. 2:twee CASPER, WYO., TUESDAY, NOV. 25, 1919 le, Phantom Bandit (CABINET DETERMINED OF BIG PARTIES recnyee by the Serlian bureau at e from, Belgrade, Zara, and of Committees Laid «: te situation, ax the Jugo-Slavs ' id to have Jost patience by Democrat and GENEVA. ‘Nov. 25. TT cleatains ae convey the impression that | Plans for WV Meetings lies can prevent war over the Ad- | lians Republican Heads « and to he | peace to en jon,"'} permits our pec Italian pe » paper. “Our : praiseworthy when we Annunzio and his filibus. | (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, “Nov. 25. — ter into the s Leaders of the Republican and ,,\00t"e" 7 Democratic parties here are ar- accuses Italy of! desiring to block Jugo-Slavia's ex ports and imports and thus “strangle ranging for national committee " meetings December 10 and Janu- Saas val, to inick : PAPERS ary 6, respectively, to pick con- ; f CONDITIONS * niion cities, Tt marks the virtual “ ss 1 of the presidential eam Tie srow nts for some candidates al- Ashbury nd Twin anomalous — situation fo created in Fiume Nowed to continue » a new war, iabriete | and Dal-, uncheck: | says the | Stes for t and Baltimor and St. Louis for the ravic nvention January 1 is the presidential eandi rations in South T to disclose a Dem- F SAWING His WAY OUT. OF THE BOX ty on which an file dec kota and is ex- 8 “bumper crop.’ PLOTTERS ADMIT: CONSPIRACY FOR... » a favorable impression from the outline Nitti later gave of the Italian situation The elections proved to he the safe- and political | obvious that val is an in ant minority of the natfon. | ‘Ss War there | e enforces | grantec pondent ted Press.) %\merican Charest lotters, ar: pvery of a : Premier. overthrow the present 1 and reestablish King Constan- '¥ on the throne, have made full ns, aC cording to the authori- said to be former officers: under ERODE: Cousta antine, » for discontent signific HOLDING i OP TRAIN WEATHER FORECAST S| GETTING NEWS OF |” THE ee Os ©! THANKING A THE © FRENCH CABINET Unsettled wenther tonirht aad Wed- ‘ tnesday with probably. snow in north Piae TAKES UP NEW : 5 colder in east por LATEST PHOTOGRAPH OF WILLIAM 1, CARLISLE AND PICTORIAL REVIEW OF p tonight and in southeast portion Pe FROM | EI ME APPOINTMENTS | wean | inn PACIFIC GALAN i WAVTING’ FOR GARLISLE TO TURN UP AGAIN, QUICK DASH PLANNED Cle- rom, Ven- meeting to pssors of three mem- it athe] recent elections. WAVE OF CRIME FILLS CHICAGO ee IS CLAIM (By Revecinteat jated Here aM) CAGO. mong 15 as the result of a |TEUTONS MAY DELAY TREATY, LEADERS TOLD andl called a cabit idler’ the suc hers defe: ated PARIS, Nov. Surprise at the dey mson, I of the Leis ES v s sent by Germany to nnection wi » protocol. is expre note delivered today to Larsned. hy tion at Vet I. Railroad Holds Itself in Readiness All along Line to Thwart Next Move of Train Bandit, While Volume of Messages Is Growing lina urt dof the German dele. von ilies, by the supreme (Special to whe Pribune) If the treaty of Versailles does not CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 25. —‘Nothing to report. No news from } £0 into force 1 ‘Carlisle. We're just waiting.” F The foregoing statement by an official today expressed the situ- ‘ation regarding William Carlisle, escaped convict, train robber and | . ‘assumed perpetrator of the late robbery near Medicine Bow last Tues- | day, insofar as the Union Pacific—the most interested party—is con- The railroad affects complete pouts of the charged with implication le 100 saloon, pool room | 50 house | ep band e police mber 1, the note y will lie with af, as the de- of Simson delays further The , the respoi nan govert rt ference which nfust be held. intentions of Germany p asked. —Eight more total to 12, the Cardinella gang of “blackhand” ban dits of the south side underworld. : Che police say most of the victims | but fears that he is still in its were Killed when they attempted to | territory, therefore, ts holding itself in irustrate robberies. The capture of {readiness for instant action should he the gang is rated as one of the po- | attempt another train robbery. i nt's greatest achieye- | Some posses of men employed by the (Continued on Page 6.) NO WORD FROM PRES. CARRANZA (By The Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.—Secretary of State Lansing went into the cabinet meeting today without a reply to the Ai ican note demanding the release of Consul Jenkins and warning the in government that fur- ther molestation of the U. S. agent would seri¢ , affect relations, Mexico's failure to reply promptly has created an unfavorable impression in: official circles. The cabinet is expected to discuss the whole situation, | cerned CHICAGO, Nov. of a possible presidential ticket to a later meeting. tonight without announcing any candidates. Women are given equal represent mittee, consisting of oné man and one ¥ S—-Natlonal Labor party convention left the choice It planned to adjourn jon on the national executive com- an from each state, a (Speefal to Th ICAC very moc ey reporte! yelling, Where yer? In Wyoming!” jon wired the ix Powder F Base Wyoming representatives were « 0” for a J cision on the Mexi- corded patest ovation giten any Sh WASHINGTON, Nov. 25,—The gab ied 10) 09 ied at tl an delegation d were invited on the Hours can situation, according to Secretary Lansing, who presided a he regular platform: Group andjmoving pleturé + the Phantom weekly meeting. Both the case of William 0. Jenkins, American consular of them were taken and will be-shown agent at Puebla, and general conditions in the southern republic were dis- | all over the United Sta and Can i ‘ , ada. ‘The delegation is tl Jess O'Brien spent the week enssed, Lansi t no more information than was ; c rien spent the week-end in : ing said, but the cabinet had 1 referred to as the “live wire” bunch. Bucknum hunting and visiting with le to the state department yesterday. Delegates Edmister of Casper and | friends, —Courtesy of the LABOR DELEGATES GIVEN OVATION CHICAGO CHEERS COWBOY AEGALIA Rocky HIS LAT ARY AT RAWLINS, TIME. BRITISH RULERS AT LAST RE AREBARBAROUS, SAY EGYPTIANS : IN PLEA TO U. 8. ‘Leader Urges Wilson to Make Good Prin- ciples in Which He ieee felts Faith (By Associated Press.) PARIS, Nov. 25.—It is said that Zabloul Pasha, president of the Egyptian delegation to peace con- ference, cabled President Wilson declaring that as a result of hav- ing faith in Wilson’s principles and, claiming were fe independence, Egyptians s now find them: ~ ° dus treat ment t Me the | thor rite who whieh tay you not to leave against im- Egypt olicit stian people alone England.” vd Press.) >. Inflamatory doc. 1 widely “lin ral strike in say. Rail well armed | SEX HYGIENE TO BE TAUGHT IN VIENNA SCHOOLS ion of cided upon of education for British anu} - TO END COAL STRIKE, ~ SHORTAGE IS ACUTE .Miners and Operators Await Decision of Government Expected at Conference of Cabinet Today; Industries of Middle West Continue Suspension of ‘Activity (By Un ; WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.—The cabinet went into session today determined to settle the ‘coal strike. Fuel Administrator Garfield at- tended. The cabinet recessed at 2 o'clock until 3:30 without arriving at a decision. The joint.conference of miners and operators here is awaiting the cabinet’s suggestions. Settlement will be on either a 20 or 31 per cent wage increase or somewhere between ( ators and the publie will share in th Lretail price to pay the higher was HOLDUPS IN Por CHICA 5.—The middle Twest is v serious industrial DENVER GET tieup due to the fuel shortage. — Candi tio in Indianapolis illustrate the sit $5, 000 IN DEN « in Indianapolis was sus- this ifternor railroiuds hele he fi u with up. 1 $5,000 in cash, The holdup at 2 ofelock this on f 1 few blocks of police head " PLEAS POURING INTO MEXICO IN BEHALF REBEL GOVERNME NT POLIC Mf ON STRIKE € QUAKE SHAKES *"FRISCO TODAY, SHOCK SLIGHT, SAN slight e: a t Chihus iy will not be known id of the week. Four he triat [RUMANIANS ‘AND SERBS GRANTED TREATY CHANCE "eels U.S. AVIATOR KILLED, CLAIM Hesus who (Nghawncantes Hee RUSS GET FOOD ONLY ON ORDER | OF PHYSICIANS , two months been sh fo preseriptic | Se tary: PURINES st advices to 1 today, JUDGE FINES PROMOTERS OF FAKE FIGHTS ‘ALLIES GIVEN | EXTENSION ON LOAN INTEREST imtil war at the trea to thi Ad fines using the fights Mrae DSC. 1) tity and her ¢ siting with } ROOSEVELTS IN “COFFEE HOUSE NEW YORK, Uov. It family have associated themselves to —Purcly as a business enterprise members of the luct in New York a The name ix reminiscent of the centers of political and titer ary discussion in earlier days. The purpose of the company, In whieh ‘Theodore, Archibald and Kermit Roosevelt, Dr. Richard De over a y Roosevelt of “We saw a chance to make some money, directors, is to take hite light district. said one of the directors. ork Vant — re 00 un- ind

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