Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1920, Page 10

~ self wit a .45 caliber army revolver PAGE TEN ANTICIPATION OF ($100,000 ie WORSE FATE 15 | SUIT IS FILED SUIGDE CHUSE, emer of Wooster college and alleged author .| of an "" relative to the Own Life in Fear of Hus- bees <r oral pe Gendt Harding, (He band - ; cone f ‘retracted ‘statements made in his ‘open é ;| letter." He declared he had never modi- CHEYENNE; Nov. 1.—Acute fear of] fea or retracted statements he had has associating a beert the motive inspiring Private J Clyde Hull, B troop, Fifteenth United ra States cavalry, when he killed him- < publishers of the Dayton Journal by Soldier Who Paid ‘Attentions to William , Chancellor, formerly Cheyenne Man's Wife Takes that the Journal libeled him by printing a statement claiming he had 9 Cheyenne man with whose wifé he] made about Harding. id been is said to have in barracks at Port Russell Friday att- ernoon. The body ‘was brought. to~the W. W. Dumm mortuary in Cheyenne. A military inquest will be held ‘this morning. Funeral arrangements will be made later. Hull was 18 years old. Hull's ‘suicidal act took place befére] RIVERTON, Wyo., Nov. 2.—A ver- & number of other soldiers, who wer?) gict of non-culpable homicide’ was re- not, however, aware of his intention. He | ——___ was lying on his bunk in quarters, “The others were occupied with custom- ary off-duty routine when they were |. 4. TYPEWRITERS wht, sold, rented, repaired. Dealer startled by the sound of a shot and{ saw Hull’ Yean spasmodically. on nix/f| CORONA—L. C. SMITH bunk. ‘When they ran to the bunk they | Casper Typewriter found the soldier already dead, the bul- Exchange let from the heavy revolver ha sinh evden passed entirely through his head yatt Bldg. tering at one temple and emerging at the other.. Blood and brains were splat- teted over thé bunk and nearby por- Uons of the walls and floors. Facts regarding rélatives of the dead Phone 856 turned as a result of an Investigation by Justice of the Peace Bowey, act- ing for the coroner, in the kase of Sam RK. O'Neil, who was shot and) Killed by his brother-in-law, R..Cohen,' while lunting elk aboye Dubois. 0’- A Complete Line of , Pyrex Kitchen and Table Ware Everything from Percolator Tops through to seix- ing bowls—and from Pie Servers to Casseroles. White Enamel Kitchen Ware The only thing to use over gas or electricity We offer Aladdin steel, triple coat, white enamel cups, mixing’ bowls in all sizés, sauce pans, dish pans, coffee pots, tea pots, tea kettles, stew pans and ket- tles. 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