Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 5, 1921, Page 12

* p PAGE TWELVE WOMEN DENIED PLACE ON JURY — IN KABER TRIAL Defense Replaces Them With Men After Reading Letters Warning Against “Spite” of the Female Se:. CLEVELAND, O., July 5.—‘‘A woman’s worst enemy woman .. . each other.” to sit on the jury. Counsel for Mrs. Kaber today ex hibited numerous !etters, mostly fro wor f sympathy and advi They came from a country. Several urg net be on t JWOGE'S DEATH of his wife and marr ctment Men who killing Kaber at the behe wife are now held under | Unless other women ‘ ng. | Mrs: Kaber will be Nurses Held Responsible for Mur-| mer der of Prominent Tulsa At- | | torney Arraigned in Ok are seate tried by a jury he five women tentatively a on by were dis defense. they are full of spite and hatred toward Thus wrote one woman to Mrs. Eva Catherine Kaber, on trial here for plotting the murder of her husband |‘ in urging the defendant to insist that no woman be permitted : e said to have ed at be Casper Daily Cribune Winner of British Ope INDUSTRIAL LAW (3 ATTACKED IN KANSAS APPEAL THowat and Dorchy Seek New Trial on Claim That Statute | Is Unconstitutional; Ar- gument Is Set COLUMBUS Kan., July 5.—An at idity of the Kansas law is made in @ new trial in Howat « filed for ase of Alexander Dorch >m = court last rial cour od r * rial court hat the o st om they retu a verdict of n-| guilt had taken a 1 be governed by a in the judge's i r said law given them by the in said instru one of the a finding t at the defendants dack Hutchinson, the Chicago Title ADJOURNMENT VOTED DOWN WASHINGTON, July 5.—The sen ate today rejected, 27 to 24, a con current resolution offered by Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, the Repub- lican leader, proposing a four-week adjournment of the senate from July 9 to August 8. Sixteen Republicans voted against the Lodge resolution and five Demo. rats, includin Senator Walsh of Mon- tana, supported the Republican ad journment plan. A number of Republicans and Demo. crats, principally those of the agricul tural “bloc” demanding farmer relicf » Opposed the adjournment nator Underwood of Alabama, Democraotic leader, and others sup. Ported it, declaring that congress could get a summer respite at no other time, with tariff and tax legis. lation coming on next month. Declaring the situation of the farm- ers to be serious, Senator LaFollette, Republican, Wisconsin, advised sena tors from agricultural sections not to go home even if an adjournment were taken, for, he said, “you will be hap pier sweltering here in Washington.’ “ 2 She Postal Union Leaders Given Jobs by Hays "| water's edge | 1] STRIKE TALK aii DISAPPEARS - conference BOTH RESCUED wns eat gn ate | United States railway labor board, effective Ji NIAGARA RIVER, on the wage TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1921 .—Railway labor chiefs in the ~ ety july 1, ented iNa Esciges (Rieti ~ as fe. t of the plans of the unions is expected | Wears Are Dranged to Safe. this evening following © meCtRE., °K, wich the broeram il be | ty After Being Borne 1 Is | aera for org superar Toward Falls PETTINGILL HOM | ment and all that remains to be done } NIAGARA FALLS, N. ¥., July 5.— ROBBED, $I 000 WOR [One woman was overcome with heat today and tumbled into the Niagara river a short distance above the Amer- [ican faljs, and another, fainting from excitement, follawed her. Both were! rescued. | The first Mrs. Personal effects, consisting mostly of women’s clothing and jewelry at an! woman, Joseph \approximate value of $1,000 were lost Raines of this city, was seated in the!tast night when burglars entered the | , Notice ee state reservation, on a ledge near the’ nome of John 8. Pettingill on South | August with a woman compan-| park avenue and successfully Persons resting near Goat Is-|tne establishment. land bridge saw Mrs. Raines and then| Roth police and county officials are the other woman slip into the river| working on the case and clues | bid and sounded the alarm. Several men| which indicate the recovery of the c looted ion. 2 of May, 1916: respanded and fished Mrs. Raines’ goods have been uncovered. S horses ‘branded, on jiett companion out qf the water before ahewiaer. ‘ ————_—: |soing after her. Meanwhile Mrs. d S F. iiaines had beu carried 18 tect trom|FECOrEA Set For shore and was being borne along to-| ward the falls when a man, who later refused to give him name, seized a expected |ers’ program. 4 horses branded. ond left shoulder Plane Flight 3 sere: Srsnses os NOTICE OF SALE. is hereby given that is to settle on the phraseology of our | action,” Dan Corrigan, vice grand | chief and veteran officer of the Broth- lerhood of Locomotive Engineers, said toda: SING Strike talk has practically disap- peared and a conciliatory attitude was to be shown by the work- on the following lve- stock belonging to Dennis Sullivan will be sold at Sheriff's Sale in front of the Courthouse, 2 p. m., bidder for cash to satisfy pasture bill d running expenses since the 5th vo highest 4 Veteran Delegate who ts id for ix Shoshoni, THE PROFIT OF EXPERIENCE fi rope and waded out after her. ond left ‘shoulder, lahoma Court Attorneys for Mrs. Kaber vigorously | t lone no wrong, the affidavit re-| pro by capturing this honor prac- y &.— Postmaster. Edward Hager, af Wrightsville, N. 1 horse branded-------------—~ 5% | fe prevent women from sitt! tically becomes world's champion. signed an order qi- J. had obtained the rope from his auto-|' SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July 5.—/on right thigh, ’ from the opening of co » motion also the | It is the first time that the title has F ement of ten of mobile. The unidentified hero taking | Local aviation authorities declared to-|1 porse branded------. ener n bavi tiioke Frank W. Boss, 1 the |. been won by a U. 8. golfer. the ‘eleven postal union leaders who|one end. ran along the shore, passing|day that, Pilot Rumeler established a! on left shoulde . ed matters of law Mes pata were dismissed from the Chicago the woman as she was being carried|record yesterday for a non-stop flight| publish Ju! 12, 19, 26, 1921. of the trial k for’ the’ state: “+ of pestoffice a year ago by former Post- down stream. Then he moved out di-|from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles.| > overruled onduct, that illegal tes was era General Burleson because of rectly from shore, with the @her end He is reported to have flown at 112) W. I. Rehr, Jr., is leaving this even William J iGuereran ise: eatiniony * offerth. de their union activities. of the rope held by George Healey of miles an hour. Rumeler’s plane car-| ing for Denver where he will compete © the. names of red by the defense = om this city. Then he seized the woman’ ried Dempsey. mtier fight pictures|in the city and state tennis tourna m a = Refi ie nire” lis th ribune Classified Ads——__| when she reached him and towed her which were brought here by the uir| ments representing the Midwest ins 1 Bri hi shy ay ‘omen were not co: a new trial w ing Results———_____ to shore. | muil_ service. ing company. @n the nigh a he = — ~ gible for jury duty re — = —— @onscious and near He - be if Bean ti hone anak Three allenists for the defense have | © 2 SSM ¥ Sabb So Oe Cordon who|the trial was adjourned last week. {OPERATING TODAY VICKSB Miss July 5. | ES euin the Poe Taek jorts on the examination will not| PITTSBURG, Kan Only | George De aie Png Bini: ware har the report|»¢ made known untit the alienists take | seven » mines operated by the | f° paca RL fy ter of thre hat Judge witness’ stand in Mrs. Kaber's companies ase in opera bi rift B. H. Shannon, when = Devere on coal fields tc wrest a revolver from |= Mre. Kaber assumed the same de of eae ie the head women were \ 1 r ne did Inst hands of a deputy. Court was in ; eharged Jer and bound over fnsanor. today : cahe aia tas week £ Ae a the hudes ban pone = H We don’t intend to for tria gh Soot ha me sion on the date of Deals trial, | == oO At hearing eS aE Tee n the negro arose and snatched | == N: k 5 State = ppearance ‘columbus last week ity Sheriff Martin Hobeler’s gun | = ur imagina- bib nee ate TWO DEAD In pe ircles it was believed | from a tabie. Hobeler grappled with E Work on Yo! 8 wt Jud, ied to hav 1 we x mat pes Ae not return to] him heriff Shannon, seeing that s in Tulsa 1} work until after Friday, when Howat] hives of those nearby were in danger, : . sar. Paneer | and Dorchy" will be sentenced at Colney (heer ehots inte the neerow back, [= | 13 tion by glowing adjec : IN MPMORIUM. SHOSHONI EDITOR HERE. 14 tives and gush. es SALT LAKE CITY, Juls eh. In fond remembrance of Bur = r, ' er and A. C. 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