Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1919, Page 1

mone | Shy Casper Daily Tritune VOLUME IV. CASPER, WYO., MONDAY, DEC. 1, 1919 NUMBER 43 U.S. REPEATS DEMAND FOR RELEASE OF JENKINS State Department V vices Severe Arraignment of Carranza Government RADICALS OF ITALY REFUSETO | Parliament in Rome Cheers King While Extreme Socialists Leave Their Seats Arguments Advanced in Mexican Reply to; First Note Regarded as “Mere Excuses” in Second Demand for Release of Con- sular Agent Held in Prison At Puebla WASHINGTON, Dec. 1. eee its request for the im- {mediate release of Consular Agent William O. Jenkins, im- prisoned at Puebla, the latest American note made public today, arraigns the Mexican government’s conduct in severe terms, and characterizes it as a studied attempt to erisnare the Ameri- ie \ ay can consular gent in the i int ies of legal proceedings. No |: athe oS it § { ultimatum was < y unless . ‘ begins by saying | nial of justice declines to Mbaigcuskin Gtr? une extends the mment to officers that the Unite drawn into a, judici revelant or Thousand Workers Return to Jobs as Suddenly as They Quit, NoStatement KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1.—.As suddenly and unexpectedly as it began on Saturday, the strike of 1,000 switchmca in the local yards was caued off early today. Switching crews hegon returning to ic that Car s that the case is being ~ ated and that Jenkins has not iaken the opportunity to be released on bail are mere excuses.” This wdmit, the (iy Asxociated Press.) ROME, Dec. 1.—When King! Victor Emmanuel entered parlia- ment today to deliver a speech from the throne he was received Uneher Hiv ech int: with im with loud cheers. Premier Nitti’ PARE ela isn etal eeeaetac ey ite: requested the audience to be seat- ROYAL VISITOR CHOOSES GEN-) government can draw. is that M : ERAL O'RYAN AS MILITARY AID-~) has made a “studied effort’ to ¢ Viva Socialism,” and left the At the p request of the Prince Jenkins in legal intric jail whil and this that the “ir {penal law" attention ¢ vers Thei s were immediately of Wales, jen. John F. O'Ryan, a ay ; con er of the New York , were rung, many salutes fired \ and the crowds " i ' " hed, was AL THORITY NOT : ieee YS THE U : c 2 $e ui wore rs governn annot ar endangered his life irs at Seminole Tndian ri : R Spee chia inaisy: ai Bist that Tolerant dutert (Gontindedion Pa of the government. and) Vice President Marshall looks 5 mo tame Wats its COURT ops bas epee Ne se Wa Dis in ail movements for the good) of mw Italy, he said, after her t ry must direct her efforts to of peace. ae DELAY ACTION ‘DRY’ pHIEr VT WAITS ON HUN) JUMPS TRACK) COAL SEIZURE | eae VET APPOINTED) German su GuendlonnProtacollStenine limutan on, Adjour COAL MINERS AT and American Delegates Urged to Stay A, De train carrying tr r| Chicago Meeting Adjourns Until Result of me Operators’ Drive Is Known; Kansas HANNA OUT ON STRIKE TODAY laborers into the coal fields, was AY COV CAR FY in Paris Until Answer Arrives SSRN calles rh ue Plan for Production Being Watched yards. No casualties were reported ty ed Press.) mies PARIS, Dec. 1.—French representatives at the peace con- con ches Berciireiralin CHICAGO, Dec. 1.—Concerted action by the governments |, , ie i earn eae aa tat ; inmen trom | of six states on the fuel situation has been postponed a week. 4 ‘ eirtannh Six governors conferred yesterday and agreed to reassemble at |)! !!tou' ‘ om these ¢ St. Louis next Sunday when they will plan drastic steps if the ‘ coal situation has not improved. The conference decided to await the eesult of the drive by SENATE “WA RS anid th PP eniieatt esas FOR MESSAGE i OF PRESIDENT (ity Assoelated Press.) Sut ro ference are urging American delegates to delay their departure pied C me 3 for home until the protocol is signed putting into effect the CessOlimate ginmussionet peace treaty with Germany, it was learned today. Altho today ( rabbe Premature, Ay: was the date set for the exchange of ratifications of the treaty, Executive Statement no definite news was at hand regarding the intention of the “Germans as to signing the protocol, in i to guarantee bandonment of the « aitho # in no wise voult Production Stops at Hudson, Poposia, Gabor: Kee ee ———— mga ee and Crosby When Works Strike in Pro- Pry Hosni Wat HEAD SALESMAN ow, ALLIES PLAN TO test to Garfield’s Wage Decision WOOD CHOICE OF OF PAN MOTOR ARRANGHPBAGE. Wise cniac, ¢ pean ce ciwen SOUTH DAKOTA |: ORDEREDIHEED|” cama icy ty WE AU NG: A RY ed out today, cir aera and we fern Wyoming debendent upon G O. Pes RE BORT Boo lemma, among. the the 30 per cent production of the Crosby mine. Miners at Hudson Announcement of Wheatland Suc- dd Topeka and EYENNE, Dec. 1.—Gove ! tarey has announc efrain for the time be unting a successor to the terms German no! will vacate the ed until noon udvisemen ed, ‘Therefore the noall probability for a period (iy) Aenactated Proms.) 4 Dy ou ; a : R and Poposia struck, it is said here, because they refused to ac cept Fuel pists bea mn, ) Re ve j Administrator Garfield’s ruling. Only Crosby, operating on a 30 per f committer ‘ he Pa is open today. Sts: Th \ mn bo of $20,000 1 1 r , mM rid. tuation here is. sé 1 ! sartaleni ttle ratinol . SR ' Tandineonien i ? 7 Keane ' dow Harold Banr uel administer asec d of had Ix 1 x f A . , , 4 ue this morning Ur x nec r Saturday lar tha Vood o mopar i ' 5 c WEATHER FORECAST =—ssars. There i 0 so onic ie rnihninc ive meee air PrAliaaDroein a The coal supp 1 « > Jight) snow tonight and) Tuesday; ing. ¢ —_—_—— ———— inca yal , , izhily colder in extreme southeast it may be t ” "portion tonight ise of oil may ry to cut down — the amount eaeh person may have, al tho | do not want to do this unless SCONSATY ny reported a car of KILLED IN RIOT” ecutor Parriott of Marshall ng at Benwood today when one was MEXICAN GUN yer by a Mexican, is said to have Ine two men at the old Clark ke when the Mexican was ref in the Casper Private hospital Mien, altho injured, got on a horse and rode a mile aud a half te the K Allen is less vusty wound Casper Creek station where he phoned to Casper for aid from the sheriff's ion hand sold today, many coal WHEELING, W. Va., Dee county ¢ ote dive eseaped by taking the work train tren the Casper nded troops following believed fatally hurt and several suffered minor injuries Sonban ion ‘ use and sheriff's deputies. Officers said the strikers precipitated the clash when they tried to ing made Creek station aCe Hast to the ranch, Lester My dl in his chest wh sto, vorker: a inner sir jobs wi » National Tube Com i » 1 ; P workers from returning to their jobs with the ara tees in the hand and shoulder by the Mexic office and medical attention, Robert Veiteh, county commissioner, drove pany Hare AGaOT UL] the ranch bh ight but the Deputy f W. KB. Kilgore to the scene of the shooting wh OW TENS Matto Baton, striker, was killed, and SherifY Clayton was wounded some being hauled. The supply wa the Mw, ealtined fas snib KoODr. HR. Lathrop to the assistance of the wounded men : ¢ 1 eftner exican then no the door jin 1 Me F i i ee t refine col Niean who did the shooting had not been tound at L o'eloc " in the abdomen. The town is heavily patrolled. L ho did the shooting hit not been found at 1 o'clock this Pes Me 1 Hfternoon, Myres, the most seriously wounded man, was expected to re on-off the Burlington railroad and is cover, ete d i re- lers dise ‘0 0 0