Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1921, Page 3

SATURDA od 18, 1921 IL €be Casper Daily Cribune IG TRACK MEET TODAY __ LISK SHINGES Le gg Bye Py a viet tas ae eee eee = 9 DENIED BOND adh in Ot gap, Dane | FREE-FOR-ALL cently assumed the management of “It is recognition of her splendid was in Casper on business yesterday. pent ent | HGnT WAGED PAGE THREE the ac-|bond she would be taken to the fam- mt|ily home on a ranch near here to A liberty on | await trial. Prime Minister of Ulster the Bungalow hotel at Lusk, Wyo. service at the Whittier that the com pany pow promotes her to manage =: while here is seeking the patron. ‘%° Bungalow.” BBE IS age of Casperites who stop off in the eastern ofl town. America’s only woman railroad} The Lusk Herald has the followinc ident is Mrs. Mea J. Erickson, of} TWIN FALLS, teano, to say about Miss Pearman: land, Cal, who for nearly ten| Mrs. Lyda Southard. “Mist Pearman is a most idea!| eats has been the active head of tha terday held to trial in with 14 and University of “Wash-| : ington fourth with 12\. Results of all heats and finals of, today’s events follow: i 100-yard dash, first heat: Won. by) Smith, Ni 3 Second, “Wilson. | lowa; third, Hurley, Washington. Time: 10 1-5. 1@0-yard dash, .second heat: Won} by Hayes, Notre See Ds eke oy | Time: 10. 100-yard dash, final: Won by, Paulu, Grinnell; ‘This ties the we@id's record held by! One mile ‘run: Won by Watson, IN REICHSTAG Nationalists an d Communists “Queen of Revels” | Come to Blows in Discussing Sought in Boston’ 5 27 | Murder of Bavarian Social- ist Leader | BERLIN, June 18.—(@®y The Asso- jeiated Press}—-A hand-to-hand scrim. |Mage, the first In the history of poertstag. interrupted bod: }discugsion late yesterday of the m: [der Of Herr Gareis, Bavarian. Inde- pendent .Socialist leader in Munic recently, The participants were N. Uonalists and Communists, ‘When Herr Mittelman, the Nation. alist leader was alleged to ‘have ap- proved a yorgen = to the effect oer it would be “a good thing for Ba’ Tia if 5,000 Communists were lined 4 and shot.” Deputies Remmie and ‘Thartz, Communists, ran over to the Nationalist section and assaulted Herr. Mittelmann. Other deputies Fushed up and tried to separate the combatants and two women deputies became involved. | Super-Sub Sunk By French Fire CHERBOURG, France, June 15.— (By The. Associated Press.)}—The former German super-submarinc Deutschland, which in 1916 slipped into Baltimore harbor from Germany after daringly running the gauntlet of British and French cruisers’ standing was by gunfire yesterday during target practice. Daughter Of Old Rebel Weds hotel hostess. She is a woman of the highest, finest principles, of splen- did business ability, and of a most @elightful personality. She came ¢ Lusk four years ago and with Mra Henry operei the new Henry hcte! Miss Pearman having charge of ti: business end of the enterprise untit Mey, 1919, when her very successful management there prompted — thi Lusk Development and Improvement company to secure her to conduct the =———- Amada--Central Railroad company,| here on a charge of firs which was founded by her late hus-|der of Edward F. Mese band. husband, was today di Pe ai bs NS Nee |bond by Probate Judge Mrs. Harriea Hill, who died recently |t8® | committing in New York, was the inventor af the|@eaths of three of familiar vending machine for the sala) P@9ds and a brother. of paper drinking cups in railway sta-|S0Uthard are being tions and other public places. She was JUd&e Duvall held that 60 years old and for many years had|!0P in the case had + been employed as head of paper prod- vg Sige Boe ucts manufacturing compan: Morning of the tran jdence in the. preli tion. 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