Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1921, Page 5

SATURDAY, FEB. 26, 1921 TIFLIS IS OCCUPIED BY BOLSHEVIK ARMY 'NCapital of Georgian Republic Abandoned to Red Forces; Fighting With the Armenians Also Terminated /* today. CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 26. — Tiflis, republic of Georgia, according to reports capital of the is again in the hands of the bolshevili, received here today. . The’soviet forces which were reported in recent advices to have occupied the Tiflis arsenal, but were later expelled by the Georgians, now are said to be re-entering the city. $< Balloon Chicago and Airdome Are Lost in Blaze CHICAGO, Feb. 26.—The balloon “The Chicago,” and an airdome said to be the largest private airdome in the world were destroyed by fire early Both were owned by GC. A. Coey, in the South Side suburb of ‘Worth. g Coey, and a pilot, Captain G. L. Brumbaugh, flew over the Great Lakes and landed in Canada years og, the first time that feat had been performed. In 1909 Coey and his bride spent part of their honeymoon in the basket of “The Chicago.” making one trip across the Rocky mountain: LONDON, Feb. 26.—¥Fighting be- tween Georgian and Armenian troops appears to have terminated, for the time being, says a Constantinople dis- Patch to the London Times. The Armenians are holding the Borchalu territory. M. Tchitcherin, Russian bol- shevik foreign minister, is reported to have offered his friendly offices with a@ view to arranging a settlement be- tween Armenia and Georgia. PARIS, Feb. 26.—Announcement that the Georgian forces had evac- uated Tiflis was made by the French foreign office this afternoon. CHICAGO, Feb, 26.—Tyon Cobb, son of Calvin Cobb, first vice presi- dent of The Associated Press, and publisher of the Boise (Idaho) States- man, died here Friday after an illness of a month. : Mr. Cobb was born in 1880 and graduated from Harvard university. COUNSEL FOR DEBS DENIED CONFERENCE (By Associated Press) ATLANTA, Ga., Feb. 26.—Samuel M. Castleton, counsel for Eugene V. Debs, Socialist leader, announced to- day he had received a telegram from Attorney General Palmer declining the prisoner, who is serving a sen- tence here. ‘ Debs, according to his attorney, is being held in communicado at the At- lanta federal penitentiary, as a_re- sult of criticisms of President Wil. son in a recent statement issued thru! his attorney. Castleton declared federal prison regulations do not provide refusal to see coussel as a part-of the code of discipline and that he quoted such regulations in his telegram to the at- torney general. ‘ eed AS STATE RESTS IN ‘TRIAL. SIOUX FALLS, 8S. D., Feb. 26.— The state rested its case at noon to- day in the ‘poison peaches case" in which Carl Digre, a wealthy farm- er of this county is charged with com- plicity in tho murder last July of Martin Matheson near Sherman. Miss Inez Clemons, who has. been visiting here from Riverton, left yes- terday for her home in Claremore, He was in the lumber business in Boise when he was taken ill Okla., where she will spend several wee! visiting with her parents. INDICTMENT ‘POPPY COCK,’ STATES ONE Che Casper Daily Cribune 8T. LOUIS, Mo., Feb. T. Brewster, a local operator named in a federal indictment yesterday ut Indianapolis against operators miners, of conspiracy were “all poppy cock." Mr. Brewester was chairman of the last scale committee of operators in the Central Competitive Field. today declared “There is no such tween operators and miners as tue government charges,”* asserted. “The only agreement is on the wage question and this was di- rected by President Wilson in accord- ance with a mandate of the United his request to be permitted ‘to visit States bituminous coal commission.” ——————__—_ COMMUNITY CENTER URGED BY ATLANTIC CITY, N. —Development of the center was urged today by Col. C. Seymour Ind., ter section of the Na’ Bullock of tion association. “W: nature,” he said, “by adoles: Mr. Brewester before the Community nt girl an embroidery class } $772,000 IN BONDS STOLEN CHICAGO, Feb. 26.—Theft of Lib- bonds of par value of $772,000 the Northern company Friday. The bonds , erty . 26.—Thomas announced by worth $670,000 and the charges agrement be- MEXICO CITY, ence that the able t EDUGATOR| las' J., Feb. 26. | community s during i South Bend, n- |annull tional _Educa- e can't fool offering the at t night. reached. the s usual. Mexico Confident Of Volunteer Aid In Strike Crisis 26.—Confid- government would be n railroad schedules Perez, national He ‘sonnel would per cent when on all lines was the} apparent result of day strike No truins were d express ship- ‘oaders may be brot nélp man the roads, if ording to an official re- or a prayer meeting especially for |port made public last night. young ladies. 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