Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 8, 1920, Page 1

i | | the undersigned for evidence leading to the t and co ion of tee any officer or officials of the City of Casper or the county of Na trona, for the crime of accepting any bribe or “hush m rom \Wany gambler or proprietor of any gambling resort with nty of Natrona, state of Wyoming. oth The said reward to be paid promptly upon the conviction of any Bch person or persons in any court of competent jurisdiction with in said county as disclosed by the records of such court. RECRUITS a. p FLOCK We od ——— poset entra By J. E. Hanway, President. | WEATHER FORECAST Yesterday’s Circulation | much change in temperature. Girls and Women of vo.umE Iv CASPER, WYO., THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1920. NUMBER 230 | Country Enlist as Bolsheviks Pierce HOBSON CALLS ACCEPTANCE SPEECH DRAFTED |". 007.0 a BY HARDING, CONFERENCES ON jr Defense at Front Be oie Cc oO xX FO A CAMPAIGN CONTINUED BY HAYS : c : nase ee si va fifseré oF (By Associated Press) ry, volunteers for ac ive service | 1 ding Repub! H — = Fe arp SUATE RESTS IN CORDILLO CASE in the army are offering themselves RULE IS NEEDED from every side. They include) Millions of Votes Depend on anneal Ges) CCE) teachers.| Stand, Ohio Candidate Is Warned; Demo. n nts Scouts. civil servants and | mir rial employes whose occupations 3 A a excuse them trom mititiry service, su] Campaign to Be Outlined Next Week iitaniscwa|| DO DOSr NILATES NEW PHASES LACKING IN TRIAL that tie Warsaw ersities have Ene excluded - ween closes Hundrec of irls ne 2. 1 > z +f Pee edie initiarelepe te. tole (By) United Press) 2 ‘ Associated Press) CHEYENNE, Wyo. duly 8—The will be instead of the exeulpa the army. cme Ne DAYTON, Ohio, July 8.—Richmond P. Hobson in a telegram) ycsty in ae Priority. of may rest today ‘in the ae | tory | suaten John Corditlo from San Francisco today asked Governor Cox to make clear the def- Republic 7 umed his conferences with will be offered in the with women officers, paraded the streets noon the rail no detail from by Pete Cordill singing, and for the first time Warsaw jnition of his prohibition position. Hobson stated that a “clear state- ‘ saw ‘letachments of female rec ‘ in middle western’ states virman of the that given at the trial of John Cor- | present. tri Livler tha wutdance of women sticers| Ment. of your being opposed to federal authorization of increasing the will leave for dilts, brother’ of; tlie! present defend Thanaetéibelseavil it is fore row ant, which resulted in a verdict of | casted, will be the same as. tha « that Pute nd ance i the former trial ex Cordillo will take the s only va by e barrack marching to Many « ate in| alcoholic content of liquors would save to demgcracy millions of vot- "") short § ita with ers who hold this question above party success.’ [ithad as ed hair hanging down their backs.| Cox said he expected to answer Hob-|(( ¢@—<——< =< — The women's battalions will be used|son later nd ind ed that he would chiefly for guard duty in rrisons and) not dodge the issue, food de s and as train thu e men for the front lines. } (By United Press) Phe Socialist 1 red the follow DAYTON, Ohio, July 8-—T cam TWINS BORN |New Ordinance to Be Adopted at Special MEXICO SOURCE BIG OIL SUPPLY TO WOMAN IN Session Today Provides Drastic Pen- : \3 PRISON CELL | alties for Violations in Casper HILLION BARRELS COMING HERE io. the ‘soldler | | an Du Pont, chairman of | the interstate nination ii Cog day and ned here next elt, vice presider promise S$. Cumming to their country offenders The government yught to give gua that it desires peace and de clare to the world that Poland d ® just pe ind ‘address 10 the soviet government proposals for peace neg tiations weve ox sald he des tive, vigorou probably will tour y. aid he will keep the free from bitter person ated Press) consequences, I will be the we have been That the city council and Mayor Ben H. Pelton, Jr,, intend to rid | |the city of gambling and gambling nests was plainly indicated at the {city council meeting last night. All members were agreed that more! (1 father, 'Telespl The || pressure was needed in some part of the city machinery to abolish says 100 export during 1920 more than 130 » world, including the oil statistician. He Exports will be MEXICO CITY, July 7. lion barrets of oil more t ed St BERLIN, July front from Pripet to the ¢ has compl y broken down. WI Russians rev Poles at p into Blelestol is ording to © birth to tw in the (By Associated Press) DAYTON, Ohio, July 8.—Gov Cox expects to pilot a number o Jiting newspaper men about his home and Baranoy result of the red mo etic TO DIEGRANTED BY JUDGE FOR = arp PRESSED . says the Polish communique today th present conditions = | SHORT RE TEVA) Z ised DORSEY RULING NEW YORK, July 8.—Klots ‘Throw re going to let these tinhorn| Definite Agreement not not Reached at Spa Associated I importing mid onburg. The trip will be made by auto- z imbling was presented to council when itu 1 altho ne ing sentence in the penitentiary for || the gambling operations in the city. ting newsbaner men about hie hom Ee ee ee A preliminary draft of an ordinance which was said to me an al- 'S | xX Ni Oo N T | S | a SS aa er LARGE FIRM OF _istivesi “ths? grim Vane ee in won MEN SENTENCED WILSON FLAYED SIL ie IMPORTERS ice io teu ae _. DISARM FORCES ROVNO CAPTL R r OLN, Neb. July on uring concern with 15 plants |, cole and Alien Vin wh] oro hy AAR ” and. Middle Atlantie admit our sefeat” and call in the ROC Conference, but Negotiations Are Orta were to have heen electroc < r i M Tanda i" mate iS ein dl : Aw nny and ¢ ae * : eae mueder, Of; Mra. Lull \ 0st: eased froma) thal teneh} tolmenrera oti tees 10, ceatinue: business, The! house||,, 2's, eon noweven indiented. 1 Continued; Germany Protests on because Grain, the bar, criticised the action Presi-| js said to have ets DOO OOD I ax. eee coe Co onOUE hea move stringent) OF Raney tt pending in the|dent Wilson in ‘aor wuting the sen-| ely f ty, a ae ‘s : he liabitities |" ere AREF OCA tence of James Dorsey, repu mill-! of $5,000,000, but lack of sufficient as-| POrtUnE | noley (By Associated Press) ionaire cattleman of Gilbert, IL, from) gets in liquid fo o mee ex | in liquid form to meet immed PEt of eagle lin the SPA, Belgium, July 8.—Premier Lloyd George on behalf of the asidered the Allies offered the Germans to extend to October | the time for reduc- ne and hoped tion of the German army ‘to 150,000 men and until January |, 1921, to the army of 100,000 men provided by the Versailles treaty: and lish front. Fighting is conti ping from Polodst to Molodechno and along the SUFFRAGE AGAIN ig y aaa hire te ere faba ane into Vilna. must have been in to cut such a sen pse of silk v dittiou s to four demands is given as the cause of ap-| ci, Mayor {ordinance head of eat , Which he m ails Put 1 ay most of the profits had been 4 explicitly : RE EI aa vce eee Sai irronn) to aulverti _ were rg ue plante beogtie ont that gambling equipment. can also to allow. the Germans to retain certain troops in the neutral zone have smashed their way forward on thi IGE La. Jul livarad “it eloped. uation: iedeta. ST eneatonit W ; temporarily. southe « of the ont. So id the rules of the 1 fa saaie Scalise southern flank of thi h front representatives of the Louisiana ommon stock, It was al: Fred Van Gorden -in a short tale t ai by the federal government that the tle were diseased. viet military authorities near Staro-Konstantinov, as to act on the LA FOLLETT E Pies it eamasers maxes man Premier Tord, Gta cording to an official wireless statement. Firecracker Thrown | aE at Girl by Smon DIVORCE BREAKS OUT IN Boys Proves Fatal 'S DISMISSED pozosI STATE... syorwint tm, ES member of the Committee of Fi H ie coun howed that he wa (By United Press) 5 verse to gambling opera July 8.—German and allied| I dicated that he was be I officials disi ng G aan to 0 enkaoneou ordered them to resume their RES I RICTIONS | It is rumored here that German De-| t proposed ordinance as) £e?8¢ 5 € is res to Chancellor nen but] ve preliminary draft re idered his action upon reeeiving The div action brot by Albert \ Malmbe inst. his wife Karen{ MEXICO CITY, July 8—General |jight, which meets here Saturday f persons found gambling as e nn upo . Malmberg was dismissed on motion ¢ has started an unrising natfonal convention, left for Mac ‘ the usual Ia s are to/@ssurances that the Germans would bc the attorney for Mrs. Malmberg af Luis Potos' n, Wis, tolday to confer with Senator! Pe fin t less than $300 nore six months in which to de-| the plaintiff's case had been heard i ‘ia Follette, who is mentioned as one of tha 0 or not le ur Bieend| MOWUZee Cus Gag tOr esd re Fourth of Ju ebration, Judge Kimball in the district co! the. lending. candloateletonethe: third |2! than six months at hard la-| ¥! i was t i \ Her clothing caught fire from fire- | this morning. Malmberg is a conduc movement [party presidential nominatio bor prisonment nad. decided ito n +] Wilson is sorackers thrown at her by small bows. for the C, & N. W tant. For se ide offense, fine is to ange ; The Germans rd requested) agair = eo not | than $500 nor more tha nonths. t less than po Sie ina, Marshal Foch said significandy thet s CAN | ara labor willing to face t ' t hom sli : An owner or per of {allies would act. The Germans plea a ling as lessor F that disarmament would Iny the v Bree going on to his knov 2 fe pon [ernment open to a revoluciva from two es ides, radicals and monarehists gas ished the [tion fora warrant. | LEAGUE, REPORT (By United Press) ) PALMER ACTIVITIES eating i Era eee ay auto CHINESE RIOT ; IN MISSOURL NEXT. CHICAGO, July 8.—That 85 per cent of the negro vote in Georg (By Associated Press) E srought before hin (By Associated I sed by brutal force” was the testimony before the sen- é by a police LONDON, July ; nmittee today by He Lincoln Johnson, ne- CHICAGO, July 8 senate committee investigating campaign ex failure eace officer to carry son has ac gro Republ There has been a great exodus of penditures will move to St. Louis to make igation of Attorney ¢ Outi ccils “pol f the orc the League ions to call a meet- By United Press ys from Ge said. He believed eral Pa irman Kenyon ounced today. The 7 punishable by a fine of from tol qhewah homasranibiya ot the eledaus TAN ETT, had be pal witness will be ct , Missouri Democratic national comm $200 1 being — imprisone and! arly in November; Cecil Harma- |frirt k cost $20,000 and tecman, who is reported to 1 utes to the | Placed at hard labor for a period of Mari inlee betestaee foe torelewsate Hoyas nee . 80,000. He jared state cor 1 which ouste the com to 60 days as well as bein immari fairs, Ceara uiouseNGe. | laden pe job holders. | mittee. [Sha Ce etiae Pence cortices 1 Coma Ay. price i