Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 1

BOLSHEVIKS BREAK THRU DVINA LINE IN SMASHING ADVANCE ON D00-MILE FRONT, SAYS WARSAW CONTACT WITH EAST PRUSSIA HELD POSSIBLE eG EaT | WEATHER FORECAST 200-Mile Gain Made} Generally fair tonight and Sat- “ ” Due urday, warmer in east portion to- by “Reds” Since || rione Fall of Kiev WARSAW: July 9.—(By Asso-| VOLUME IV | ert The Casper Baily CASPER, WYO., FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1920. ARKANSAS BANKER IS KILLED IN!SMASHUP; OTHERS ARE INJURED ARTY OF FIVE SEETS TRAGIC Automobile Hurtles Over Bank North of Cheyenne ,Yesterday’s Circulation 4,378 NUMBER 231 e (Special to The Tribune.) CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 9.— = ASH ON ROAD Protest Unavailin Huns Sign Pledge Carry Out Mandates: g and Agreement Is Made Disarm Forces at Once to SPA, Belgium, July 9.—(By ciated Press)—Russian Bolshevik Henry C. Covington, banker of Hot Associated Press) — Germany’s forces have broken through the Springs, Ark., was instantly killed, delegates signed at 11:45 today Polish lines south of the Dvina/ Fi V E M E X G E N E R A i. Ss i N R E vo L a his wife sustained a fracture of a 2" engagement accepting the river in a drive designed to over-| rib and possibly internal injuries, terms of the allied note ‘telative run Lithuania and form a contact ° their 5- year-old daughter v was se. t0 disarmament. The action was “VILLA WOULD QUELL DISORDER” Pees ire men Goes y wie cut bruised and her 8 (By United Press) Dee las acr a fracture of LONDON, July Bolshevik forces arm be Faia ‘ si aa? 5 og A Naya divavaavareeay 200s atten ela SUPPRESSION I Bandit Chief Would Restore Order in Re- pi (If SECOND r from ‘Yellowstone. Park they captured Kiev from the Poles | plunged 0 a » Suni oF A aoe’ ene anal aie turn tor Amnesty; Oil Operators Prom- the parts, C. 0. Gra pation except for’ failure ention, indica mt the Poles con-| A 0 z the machine: « rms regarding rep My ; the aleates that Gaee : ci ! ised Leases aga Five Years ving one) aa ae 10 pros bine : olunteers are rushing o the colors enne un 1 ofc k la 1 Patiah wrivenirien anal tactinicd /ectonu| of the interventon 0 have bee n closed and students are join-| (By Associate Saat fae ee me ing the army. nt was narrov ry The danger in. the Bolshevik advance | MEXICO CITY, July 9.—Five generals have taken up arms pa CT Sea aa a the al: ERM HEE Mias iserike. cuts creel | ithe new Mexican government. Provisional President Rodolfo de la stalled on . backward aa land from the Baltic states and thus] erta told foreign correspondents today. He declared they did not! Gown Paras i begin immedi- create a corridor which would enali rl - s at h compui the soviet forces to be joined by Ger Pesaird a military menace, because they had few followers. COND DA TO SMASHUT Ber rvarstontHe man extremists. —— OCCURS IN eorts \ al a ES ; ie peuaas (By ed Press) | CHEYENNE, Wyo., Clifford terms and publish a proc BOYS HOLD uP | MEXICO CITY, July 9.—Francisco Villa in peace proposals to the Pell sree tnore WCU man ut the ‘fa s " ordering the immediate sure overnment that if his con Sint at high collided | ion ¢ 3 BANK, ESCAPE | Police Tee Must) Push) sision wit mate chi OU RIGHTS |Confession Is Repudiated " wt rule The tmpact of the ma. ae ne sri tothe C huat vt th en (By 1 nited Press) ane | B All fo d Sk "e: fii 7 cna aint OhiataneinG etaih ieee bites: ; batting Briers: omplaints, Ordinance tie and pr MEXICO CITY, July 9—President de Yee Alle ged inola yer: (Ol Brlckaianllp obrakotiatancsgno ee 150,000 October 1 the Ge vhivareat t rt BEST Che y SEIGIay on ENA ReG TE Or 6) = Sewall was catapulated through the Rye atathetaeer WITH SI5;000; Says; $100 Fines and) fart Svar ae tert Save sect eat) Frank Jenningss Defense! tastra ia au sty nour, th tr sional gene which he wouks jy e liberally interpreted | s : ken gla e disapp alr ee By Associated Press) * Jail Sentences Loom pall a; allotment of tice estates thy xevverniments Rests Thursday Evening ee eitieegeaeapedt® Gel WAT OO, Neb., July Two ph sewaped Sie uae of Hie (to minerals! Ini {he:subpoll) Aa yids: = r irgeons were summoned to his home waicaie Tovar ebbned | Uke EARLE. ne oldiers and the retention of 500 men) Huerta said oll controversies woul (Special to The Tribune.) Gy TRU ae Waterloo and escaped in an automobite| Changes in the gambling ordi- unger Bish comme. cpt we ante pet stocrouly by) erenting ols CHEYENNESiWyolSulyaio\— 1 Jamacian, recently gaine¢ with $15,000 In cash today. \mancelasipassed’ by ‘theraityucouns|er\ctont nnd coneee not td take thelte me olaima to ofmned “or a oi} “All men. are liars” sums up the motociatstenpaenis forte. 0 (ob sin) jcil yesterday afternoon cut down, Ree ee ee eee eae, baciek teal thelr’ right tol'testimony of Pete Cordillo, on|xeca recluse, A will naming him as ands besides offering to retire from) drill 1 become exclusive and per.| *@ aay the maximum fine to $100 or the! poiitieal lite. petual trial for the murder of Frank Jen- Be EA RA Waa ore eee eee TO TRY SCORE ‘|\imprisonment to not more ‘than nings and whose case went to the ; ty) PARTY AIMS 90 days or both. The ordinance is FOR SEDITION “PALMER AND COX !jury here today. Late Thursday mee ADVANCE | Virtually the same as the old een Cordillo, under a gruellin € ot that “it is hereby made the examination by C. P. Arnold, as (By United Press) of every peace officer of the Pres ey utor, characterized as aT AGS pis $ (By Asso Casper, whenever shall have knowl L signe tenaiieench | CHIGAGO)), Tuly 2 9.— The executive) CHICAGO, July to fry or whenever complaint shall be ete Twas ‘of the National Labor party is meeting William Bross Lloyd and. 1 ADSeICN Hen tlint cece eaters uathe oe ne wwhlenihia wanmitteaichec ane today to wether to amalgamate members of Communis ed, conducted, dealt or c faaar | RHaiey ki with ene of I alas Bight, th 3 alle tiona 1 league, sing party for alle in violation of this ordinance withir uceused Walter Newell of firi f | Peqaened ral ae throw the government the limitS of the city’ of sare at | sap eTE ET Pl leecries als a tunching T “1 si & ks en ae ooh ‘d part ommittee of Forty completed here todas forthwith make complaint of such ‘vio t y of all witnesses IBHEK un VER ian OnenaMtcinece is fi Of Casper, and to endorse thereon) Testimony Shows That Forces of Leading |» wis story ot nis whereavouts ana| Fuge Je murka| Gentlall nominee) uy saienigan daleratan Sof any person or persons tions of t n © murder. | - 1 leg % ; » the critical sit-) LaFollette is still leading but silent as from whom he received any inform 5 ~ . I if ‘ Ginn ee t t ‘tt f > 5 : x ! 1 triumphant Greek r he would accept BACK HARDING Hon, and it shan be the auty of tre vo Candidates Supplied Money to Demos., " A St by. the, detenae | wation & the triumphant Gree nes sould ecco eae lice judge, upon such complaint being for ed prosecut f a . is causing some friction made, to forthwith issue a warrant tc m2 ° H d its case earlier in the af else nas + party wants the > ng F sald peace ofticer directing him to take Who Kicked Him off Deleeation ted fis case curler in the af rrespilation tewspaers party wants te same name for charge of any person or persons found ae pulaims the departure of Turkish “pe h n © ating the law in such | SSS = a pee gates fro is and urge a discon-| I the 1 the same before the « (By Associated Press) 5; ee : tinuance of Mustapha Kemal Pasha’s party, or eople’s ! : F case of Cordi tas sia Minor. party city of Casper fo - 5 5 : f military t in Asia } part; 7 aillpertnalautyroteeuch ieaceletescs ST. LOUIS, July 9. pape lczalcs to the Missouri Democratic con- brother, John ! crime here much speclulation as to _ 7 (By Associated Press) : ie ; 3) lilo, unlike his brother ated al measur entente will. take IRISH K UP_ FIGH RION, July A Umber Of cone ee ee ne en arrant, to forth-| vention which was held to oust Senator Reed were supplied with ex-)). ()ifavo: my or iafon: tel tharGreeiaaoniinatarthekBagd N AID Pen eohedulede wuanieer bites ree Peace FS pee a nea’ | pense money by two factions, one favorable to Attorney General nd ros It is feared the Greeks will be (By Associated Press) on G. Hardir uched_ his office." vee enn orsloas ing : u : sya K Eianuntoaque Saintisoriator ( CHICAGO, July 9 , Among to call w looting 4ae to do is guilty of a misde’) Palmer and another to Governor Cox, according to witnesses before perENsSk SILENT ON Sataneis mca mantis 3 New York Pro.,(newno . = 4 CORDILLO'S REPUT ATION for ink oring nk Hanly, forme ARS t0. ohio eG pet Se the senate committee today. as CHEYENNE, \ American aid for I independence d prominent prs at point whi ancilman fraining from | will continued « the adverse feadeeal yin] favor of having | aay (Re Associated Press) itendeatone iB raallevoed asi learnedltp Harding of Prog anh che oralnencssdecnitg ya thy ST. LOUIS, July 9.—Checks signed) gion 01 aetend | as Wala S paRtICI nate declared the Roosevelt vote nce reads in part that “wher by Sdward =. Goitra, Democratic na-| tor Pete Cordillo liavoneun il flee Latore a is back of Harding. $ fare cuca fae tional committeeman from Missouri | murder of Frant publican emocratic conventions ay complainant, under 1 that ecraecivene del to pny their ex-| min the ee ant (By United Press) he verily believes that any such gan wore ieee onilatepris| necues | ith MARION; July 7escAne vetrortallot bills ta le, gambling devic or to testimony > sen-| prepared tc . té etl es part political opponents to fasten the label Phernalia ts located at any place tn aaicatt teal itis ential | anne The Colocane anal of, “reactionary” on Harding will be i" this city, describing such gambit campaign | expense ion} that he re while a td stoutly resisted, he intimated today Sev lee sor. eran nestles by ay ame rumental in ator | for an AssaU't ¢ CAL IGE PREP. ARED Sain akconkl himself a party "ming the place of its location, 1 om a natior his father : sented to any district judge or ju Z 3 (By As ml Press) gular” but friends declar tiny Sented a Ine fone onaiin aia mit 1s prepared to lay before ms ” LS or Wt elt tntiortns mesures ope, shal bhi ty” ot PUECe, Oe told the commie) He sino wan prepared to Wr bore ean RTD heute! FOR ASSEMBLY Will fail to disclose any reactionary st. With issue his warrant in the os (By Associated Press) Goltra to pay his expenses to the con-|that in July, 1916, Pete Cord'to, t 4 pni0 Mie ep are driving f.r feribed by law for search warrar BIUSO WE Iily wear sRep ulations oflicce iia werceacanear ot taaiy echt mals aba: accordln der rtmert OF THE LE SAG UE e Pre Pipecten tot bemsnerit@ior \consavles| cinrisiiDlA zio's authority as cor cts ehardaath ot t rulture fo ed on condt Friends have received news of the seize and bring before him suct Siecoup OFM husntale BlumensRerhe cee ne n eel BG neues ir aoa Shee 99,000,000 bushels S birth of an eight-pound baby girl to bling table, device, or gambling para-| ‘unt a protest to the national eounell binges c alte aeenator Sb onset ase ed ¥ on the wheat crop _ (By Associated Press) ind Mrs, Guy Steen at Boulder, phern andiiupons neaoby oti ita) chars| nnetnroteqteenidsi wend ingtracon |i es noe unuauel to accent Gol ae : at se of 28,000,000 bushcis| WASHINGTON, July 9.—Tho call to their former home. They reside acter as such, thereupon to cause nize ithelcoetalcarmmanti s check. O'Neill said he thought the BAbaGantaicant ts RORHtL st month and estimates on cor be issued President Wils on East Second street, this city (Continued on paze Eight) money was subscribed. ata Cocantd tha Coatin i fa barley, white potatoes, tobacco| first meeting of the assem - Henry Streutker, another city com-|) 1" UNE Or coated and rice are all larger. gue of Nations in Novembe = mitteeman, said he was giv check | EY" are Fe nie ' aoe ; aj —_ n preparation, it was said at for $150 by Goltra, 1 K for | that Ge BN Cael aT : Natives of Egypt boiled cabbage | department tod $100 by Tony § a Sen.|When erentlon nar BSS before their other food, when they in-|that the meet eat ¢ nC Pea cad MCCltAeel WA MaCOTORGORTS (Continued on page Eight) tent to drink wine after dinner. | Brussels. Reed. Streutker said Itra told him ee was sorry he get more BREAK IN GAMBLING What appears to he the injunction, was arrested on Marc amson, Alexander claims that the the ranks of the gambler: t about 1 o'clock in the mor ” of these rooms for gambling , as of a small sized war be een the gam-|a charge of pe itting: amb) of med in the petition “will bring tn ment of Casper is seen in the) ficer Brown made the arrest. He was| plaintiff » statutory ability whi:s filing of a suit against M. C. Murphy,|fined $100 and given a sentence of 90|,will bring upon him great and irr: ‘who recently came h from Califor- days in jail the maximum in both caser.| parable injuries.” nia, and Roy Williamson py L. D. Alex-| Ale er appealed the case but later| The petitioner claims that since nder in district court late yesterday, paid the fine of $100 and was releasea.|1 and up to and including th long with the issuance of an injune sentence was expunged for some|games of chance and gambling for tion by Judge Ralph Kimball restrain- reason when he paid the fine money have been played in the rooms ing the two first mentioned parties) The plaintiff, states that on or about) mentioned in the petition contrary to from running gambling ames. The March 20, he'and Roy Williamson, onel/the state and city ordinance nd in t order ‘restrains Williamson and of the defendants, leased for the 1 Ij violation of the terms of the operating until August of one year, the rooms from Henr Kimball ruled late 13 case cor up for hear-/ White, owner at that 1, abd may rnoon that itv a pre ase and ever since ha n titlel‘for an injunction nd papers were operated Williamson to the oc uney and possession of the {served on and Murphy by described in the petitior s tenants in comino Sheriff Pat AS n the north half of the is that April 20. William in .police ur the Wyoming bui » other defendant became owner twice this Arges Senter street Alth plaintiff admits having, In both cases he appealed and the net the plaintiff who secured) leased thi rty in conjunction with{damage inflicted was a fine of $100 ‘DEMOCRATS TO could r —_ MEET JULY 20 on camPaicn BOY DROWNS | (By Associated Press) DAYTON, July 9.—The impor While sw ng w cor and was taken to tl tant « ence to arrange ratic|§n a pool fo apel_ by Coroner Lew party ign plans will he A here the riv t was summoned July 20, according a tele-|tast c It was shipped over today by Governor! oa son of Mr ern this afternoon from Chairman Homer Oak and Do former homevort legram said he nps, thru ral services will be held ing of the entire na-\to the bottom The pool where thi for that a vas drowned before been a favorite sw co! th r al week as 1 £ by high water from the Platte wh b C. filled a gravel pit and is feet lor erer by 75 feet wide mal notification probably ‘ As soon as the cousir nitely arranged at the conference r-. realized that they wot ° SEIZED WITH CRAMPS N POOL