Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 7, 1920, Page 7

whAY. APHI. ELEVEN NARBED FOR GAMBLING. IN POLICE RAID Basement and Hotel Rooms Fur-} nish Quota for Trial This 2 Afternoon before Po- | lice Judge | The city police department raided the Home Hotel building again last night, catching eleven men, who were placed 4n jail on a charge of gambling. Some ‘were arrested in the Coffee House in the basement, while others were arrest- ed inthe hotel rooms on the: third floor, according to the police. Those arrested were playing cards and shoot- rid craps, according to police’ informa- | tion. They will be tried this afternoon “| Police court. Four vags were arrested yesterday by the police because they were seemingly | idie on the Sandbar, One negro and | three Mexicuns were sentenced to ten days in jail. The Mexicans were work- ing with the street cleaning gang this | i morning. { OMAHA BOOSTERS STOP ~ TN GRSPER APRIL 17TH Tt was annownicad at at ine Chamber of Commorce'lincheon yesterday that the s=rtion of the country, South Omaha livestock market boosters will be in'Casyer on Saturday evening, ; | FIRST PHOTOS OF eas BIG MIDWESTERN CYCLONE— All that was left of their home ufter the tornado has passed. | eberh.0' Ceenee CLEANING, PRESSING. . > AND REPAIRING dinner, and the Chamber of Commerce Called for and delivered the Arrangements will probity be made] wit make arrangements for both dinner same day. fon the entertainment of the party poem 27, on aac Ss annual trip thru this which will consist of 35 men at a specia? \MINER KILLED, CONTACT WITH WIRE IS FATAL|" ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., Apr. 7.— Matt Rigoni, 26, 2 miner, whose body ‘was found in No. 7 coal mine here, is assumed to have been killed by com- ing into. contact with an overhead electrical transmission line. 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