Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1921, Page 10

<n arene seem = iit, sic SRL een! % — PAGE TEN : Che Casper Daily Tribune <, bist cma ab APRIL 14, 1921 , Ny xf Mi ARRESTED WHEN MEXICAN USES FRUSTRATED AS WOMAN FLEES Special for Friday 1 ; 4 ; esses Meta ELI at } “ _—_——_——-_ . é i - A case of the eternal triangle with sordid details resulted Charles Curtis, 35 years of age, and Mrs. Ida Hammond ‘ : | Firat street, employed in a Loval restaurant, a Us in J. E. Reeves, local contractor, being wounded in the left - Brown, 420 West eetey rr at jo: ee eoninee i , 5 : . hand; Nick Angelo, a Mexican, being badly beaten and later were assessed fines of each and sentenci a “ i esidk ‘ 5 Sa etn 5 ‘ in jail and the former: was held on a charge of assault with . Great sim P; in|the arrest of all three parties implicated. State of Wyomizg Goiig Out of |in ji wengtte ‘i 5 : im r : { 12) Seat nia eens scene i i inji es 3 intent to commit murder as the result of a shooting affair if 26 Reserves of This State The two men, neither of whom are seriously injured, are |» Hospital Business First of | in th Se ‘4 lites : in which Curtis is atm an eta Mapped Out by Federal being held at the city jail until the authorities can patch Next Year, Board on the sr gy fe si verter day outrages dag llr) yet loa og ‘ 4y PP y together the bits of evidence which|the visitor off tho property. Reaver: ‘des hllaged: to “have, Sredipa BUSSE a [ 0d the. county sharee:this attarsbdh. ; Department |they have gathered in the case. is said to have. maintained his ground Deci Mrs, Brown.) The che OS meat set RN 5 5 a was From information received, it séems|and the Mexican produced a gun. mark and Mrs. coun wereeee ida oats see bene Fa s oes DENVER, Colo., April 14.— Three;that Reeves and the.woman, who is| In the scuffle which ensued Reeves (Special to The Tribune.) her home to wy: sahikbee eriprane nSairs apt asa pay grige cabal — = = TF, by hundred and forty-eight thousand dol.|now Angelo's wife, lived together for| was shot in the hand before Angelo CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 14.—Tho | is. ‘who ‘is said to have th PPR aa Ti teat Hane ee : : we anty ea Will be apedt on reeds and trails (11 yeara az man and wife.” ‘The wont |wan disarined-: teaves then ierosemion state of Wyoming will go out of the|t kill both Mrs. Brown ene ote pee abe rete rena te ; S e at rice a Eeristcaat naee in Wyoming dur-|an is said to have left him recently to take vengeance on the, Mexican. |pranch hospital business January 1,|Will be given: a pre! ary pp Rag aac tarde Sr nh al esent Re 1921, of which $237,000, is pro-|because of cruelty and inhumane| ‘The trouble wis puspended by the!1922, on which date the branch bos. E i SRE a Ret ee co gh ok : 3 Eay = atl ‘and $111,000 | treatment. arrival of the police, Both men were | pital at Casper will be turned cver to 5) seat XY the counties and state. | After ‘the woman left Reeves she|taken to the city Jail and locked up. ute, usper will be tinned ever to! 4 9 ote Blamed sbot, it is reported, lodged in tho sido et sorte t $280,000 of federal, county|and Angelo were caught in a police}On a pretext that he had stock to pital at Sheridan will be turned over Ppeauintenets RARE SS AY 2 list Fe races t ive |raid on a local rooming house and|take care of Reeves was released on ajtg sheridan county. ‘This has. been ~T According to a report made to the bgt coplanar ute pare eer * bees F TESENCE OF |oxtcers, Brown had been. estranged UP f the larger projects under the super-|when they agreed to get married|cash bond. agreed by the state d of charities or priate telah sane inh nt by Stsion of the United States bureau of (action against them: was dijrilssed; He hadn't Jeft, the station 10 min-|and reforms and the counties named, “om Wwite since a week ‘ago ne Se public road, ‘These projects are the| | Reeves went to the Angelo home, /utes when a call came into head-| under authority of sm act of the re- 0 Sib * yasrad veoh saataean erieon, ati oon Sour Dough, Tensleep section of the |238 South Washington, yesterday after-| quarters notifying the police that|cent legislature authorizing tht sale of Japs in UDEFUA | tention. The two are employed at the é rs Dp Fe eralsTenslceny reed. h Centeriata |nooncand “aaked' ‘for, Mra, Arial fiteevep icon Gatraliths cession home.|the branch hospitals to the ‘counties same restaurant. ; wh . « : Bre x5 Lake, Encampment-Slater Angelo was at home and objected to! Wha the police arrived the second|to own and conduct the general state Incidents which led up to the shoot- 4 113 East First Jame nd two sections of the Wind River |Reeves entering the house and ordered | time Reeves was trying to convince hospital at Rock Springs, which is a 7 ‘ ing yesterday afternoon have not) 3 ne Aa atebrradiy | the woman to return to his home |constitutional institution, whereas the| PEIN, April 14.—American _re-| been revealed. ‘ anks x thousand dollars of fed- {and give up her husband. He was re-|Casper and Sheridan branches are|sponsfbility for the presence of Jap-| Mr. Brown is employed as.\a pipe- % Se aie Ret Ca evedaeullve vexsensed juss tls GOVERNOR PAREY GOES jturned to Jail and is being held pend- | merely statutory institutions, tnese in’ Siberia “has been fauaias fitter_at_one of the refineries. r= ; r : | tion of the county officials. pltcntilicné aiid city Tn A anemvo rescind eedes wo ng: | —— — “ = mG Sere ite peaks auainaraheee aie He Ag PRESS ES ( COTTON FINANCING OKGHED. |ton\ uy the government cf the Far me Pit serene ee] TQ LUSK CONVENTION Fight on Crop 7 \,.casmeros arcs mse mata enc a el of the Dayton-Woodrock road ake | ‘ 960:tor, sinancinig lad ca exports Maa lat -thar allies sabereenticnhtn Siberia The Weather—Snow or rain probably tonight and Friday, colder in west mat given above, | Pests Pro jected Snounoel by. the war: Seeeae ice id es crease nears pan een and north portions tonight and southwest portion Friday. , - bmit ‘Thirty miles of trails will be built at! CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 14.—Gov- J “UL | ation. end ‘definitely. st : Color a cost of about $1,000 to make the na-|ernor Robert D. Carey and several m te tional forests more accessible to horse- other state officers, including Presi- Color men and pedestrians, | dent Jess Yoder of the state board of] REGINA, Sask., April 14.—Appoint Spell it backwards . Use cI. ¢ BSR Cpr get TTEATY Beck, a member of the\ board. de-| ment of a permanent organization to} eA parted Wednesday night for Lusk,|be known as the Northwest Interna-| SpE ELE Races Our inds, APPEAL if WOMAN SENT where they will attend a two-day con-/ tional Committee on Crop Pests was Mi M ER Ci K Baolic ark 3 vention of the Wyoming Stock Grow-/ announced today after a meeting of} TE VL EES & ~ hone Bikes. ers’ association which opened today.| entomologists from the dominion and; apmeiapou) Re: se iy Dry mR 10 PRISON \§ Miss Alice Smith, secretary of the as-| some of the western United States. i da Bar jain sociation; Frank Yoder, president - of |} ——@————______________ } fn oe the Citizen’s National bank, and | . : B. 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