Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1921, Page 12

jail e WOMEN DENIED PAGE TWELVE PLACE ON JURY IN KABER TRIAL Defense Replaces Them With Men After Reading Letters Warning Against “Spite” of the Female Sex CLEVELAND, O., July 5.—‘‘A woman’s worst enemy is woman . . . they are full of spite and hatred toward each other.” Che Casper Datiy Cribune INDUSTRIAL LAW 1S ATTACKED IN KANSAS APPEAL |Howat and Dorchy Seek New Trial on Claim That Statute Is Unconstitutiona]; Ar- gument Is Set Winner of British Open Golf Title anurans THF WT 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 8 to August 8. Sixteen Republicans voted against | the Lodge resolution and five Demo- Recowded crats, includin Senator Waleh of aton-/Netrow Escapes tana, supported the Republican ad-| journment plan. | A number of Republicans and Demo- crats, principally those of the agricul tural “bloc” demanding farmer relief ty After Being Borne Toward Falls WASHINGTON, July 5.—The sen-| NIAGARA RIVER, ate today rejected, 27 to ‘ : = pik se CHICAGO, July 5.—Railwa consider action the cut announced BOTH RESCUED nsec railway labor beard, effective July 1, as a low Women Are Dragged to Safe- peeree ees © wih ciel STRIKE TALK DISAPPEARS athe lete except for minor | today’s session with the details. Announcement ) crafts, at which the i be | submitted for formal approval. . “There is no essential disagree PETTINGILL: HOME 15 ment and all that remains to be don: { fs to settle on the phraseology of our ; adjo ed | | action,” Dan Corrigan, ‘vice grand Thus wrote one woman to Mrs. Eva Catherine} coLUMBUS, Kan., July 5.—An at walle Senator Undertied a Alateonn, ROBBED $I 000 WORTH | chief and veterke oices 0 tie Sipth Kaber, on trial here for plotting the murder of her husband | (ack on the validity of the Kansas Democraotic leader, and others sup.| NIAGARA FALLS, N, ¥., July 5—| ; lerhood of Locomotive Engineers, said in urging the defendant to insist that no woman be permitted | '™ Court law. 38 mane in. the ported it, declaring that congress |Q¢ Woman was overcome with heat could get a summer respite at no today and tumbled into the Niagara other time, with tariff and tax legis-| river a short distance above the Amer- lation coming on next month. { motion filed for a new trial in the case of Alexander Howat and August Dorchy, miners’ union officials con- ! to sit on the jury. Counsel for Mrs. Kaber today ex hibited numerous letters, mostly fror L n the trial. They came from be shown by the work | today. NG Strike talk has practically disap. peared and a conciliatory attitude was : ed to vieted by @ jury in district court last Declaring the situation of the farm. | ‘20 fav and another, fainting from \ ec" prosvam. “| week of violating the industrial court ers to be serious, Senator LaFoliette, |{xcitement, follawed her. Both were} | i consisting mostly aoe © country. Several urged | “¥* by calling a strike. Republican, Wisconsin, advised sena-| rescued. | of women’s clothing and jewelry at an NOTH ae: , n should not be on the A feature of the motion is an affi tors from agricultural sections not to) The -first woman, Mrs. Joseph approximate value of $1,000 were lost a is hereby given that o: peri rr icegs ck esi oso go homo even if an adjournment were Haines of this city, was seated in the|jast night when burglars entered the), NOW’, "90°C th, “otlowing te. Mr. Kaber, a wealthy publisher, |#!! of ee ne ata eas a taken, for, he said. “you will be hap-| State reservation, on a ledge near the! nome of John S. Pettingill on South | Augus Og Bets Re died two years ago under mysteriou: hat they did not belie pier sweltering-here in Washinzton, , water's edge, with a woman compan-|park avenue and successfully looted! ‘will be sold at Sheriff's Sale in fron: are|of the Courthouse, 2 p. m., to highest nes | bidder for cash to satisfy pasture bi! ne|and running expenses since the 6: day of May, 1916: wat and Dorchy had committed any that they did not believe in the justrial court law and that the ont: they returned a verdict of ity was that they had taken ar th that “they uld be governed by law as set forth in the judge's in and the evid: it not been fo: the court circumstances, which later res |ion. Persons resting near Goat I8-|the establishment. Srurried Iand bridge saw Mrs. Raines and then|’ Both police and county officials .the other woman slip into the river| working on the case today and ¢li ‘and sounded the alarm. Several men| which indicate the recovery of t responded and fished Mrs. Raines’ goods have been uncovered. fe left |compazion out af the water before ae nest cn going after her. Meanwhile rae ————— Raines had been carried 15 feet x=! Record Set For 4 horses branded- shore and was being borne along to-| berate: some ia ward the falls,when a man, who later Postal Union Leaders Given | Jobs by Hays | dictment Unless other women are seated, | th Mrs. Kaber will be tried by a jury of structions mer Had All of the five women tent m by said law given der of Prominent Tulsa At- ely ac-| th in said instruc Nurses Held Responsible for Mur- | ' | : jand on jaw. 4 : Seats Guplacey ac] tonk.”.coe)ot. tu durace mot Kabawl eae the Og ween see ee Plane Flight? sor. v-2xaca.-— torney Arraigned in Ok- ation by the defense made a finding that the defendants Jack Hutchinson, the Chicago rope and waded out after her. | ond left shoulder, lahoma Court Attorneys for Mrs. Kaber vigorously | had done no wrong, the affidavit re-] pro by capturing this honor prac- July — Postmaster! Edward Hager, of Wrightsville N. ep age aa. ee fought to prevent women from sitting | cited ¥ tically becomes world's champion. has signed an order di-| J. had obtained the rope from his auto-| SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July 5.—/ on right thigh, e on the jury from the opening o} The motion also alleges that—the | It is the first time that the title has /Tecting the reinstatement of ten of mobile. .The unidentified Kero taking Local aviation authorities declared to-|; horse “branded-- S- TULSA, Okls.,- July Mrs. Jeune jeceeded in having all of judge nk W. Boss, misdirected 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 aon Jett shoulder. Goldie .<Gbeson, | cher ted removed jury in matters of law, that: the at were puismissed from the Chicago the woman as she was belng carried| record yesterday for a non-stop flight! publish July 5, 12. ao outset of the trial last week|torney for the state were guilty of postoffice a year ago by former Post - down stream, Then he moved out di- from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles. | » Bernon overruled the misconduct, t Attorney or G edntioks ai editiapiy wii master General Burleson because NEGRO IS SHOT thet of rectly from shore;-with the cther end| He is reported to have flown at 112| W. I. Rehr, Jr., is leaving this even William J. Corrigan for] admitted, t testimony offered or *helr 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 defense to strike the names of At to be offered by the defense THtbune CHa . this city. Then he seized the woman ried Dempsey-Carpentier fight pictures| in the city and state tennis tourna ac faded n from the venire list on the excluded. Bring Waifed Ads———— iwhen she reached him and towed her| which were brought here by the air| ments representing the Midwest Refin- Stata’ Mola aa d that women were not consti-| The motion for a new trial will be aie Results. to shore. | mai 5 eli for jury duty argued next Frida; , == r death. He had a ; , IT SA SEA uciarenil for the défense have — r ‘. 7 hnead and was appare sec 4 Re i Ime SA Mies Klocdads Taher © s adjourned last wee OPERATING TODAY. vic ARC x og I tee = caine tor ites on the examination w PITTSBURG, Kan., July Only | George Dea Byres = Mg: NET UD B . : ‘ Me Ae Eene known until the alient seven deep mines ated by the n eacher, was shot to THE WEATHER—Fair tonight and probably Wednesday; moderate temperature. that Judge}! stand in Mrs larger coal companies are in oper: bie ac cate aa He a blow on a in Kansas coal fields tox jes beer Mr Kaber tried to wrest a revolver from assumed the same de miners are protesting against th spent the Fourth in Casper on a brief = > P y » hands of a deputy. Court was in - = today ae she did 1 week. | conviction of Alexander Howat, presi H ti = - Ie. m and the judge had postponed She also was dressed same. lent, and August Dorchy, vice presi ion on the (site of Deala trial, | = Oo We don’t intend to = Deputy riff Martin Hobeler’s gun | == : ~ Pa str 0 which the Two DEAD ih Tn circles It was believed! from a table. Hobeler grappled. with | eae E work on your imagina = judge was have had hat the miners might not return to] jim, Sheriff Shannon, seeing that | == s a safety work until after Friday, when Howat | jives those nearby were in danger, | = ™ 5 Jeged contradictory. st GRASH OF CAR and Dorchy' will ibe setitenced ‘at Co-lnvor tirectetneminte the nearer hacks 13 tion by glowing adjec- to the police fra. James lumbus unless a new trial is granted. |the third killing bi his death v also introduced in — es 8S NS eee 2 = & . aeinencs — i IN MEMORIUM snosuoNt Eprrok HERE. |Z a tives and gush. - _ SALT LAKE CITY, Ju 5. J. E. In fond remembrance of Guy C. — “) ryer and A. C. Fryer, brothers, were *°, who died in France, July 5, W. C. Hanes and family of Shoshoni | = Pioneer Merchant “fein ean Bie co ele = = at 3 ida Mr. anes is editor of th Here on Visit as =honl Enterpelgo, one ot the most ; a | ita THE PROFIT OF : Veteran Delegate | Burson, Hits ‘son, “sarod wg 1 ie : ( 3 = | ~ y afternoon in In the pic one of the lead is of Denyer is » ee: extras for Shoshoni ng ce, and fo iting at the!of the paper which first carried the The practical thi wn ik : yea wee auth Chest. news to central Wyoming that-Demp- P things in life are usually learned from m was admitted to i ‘vel had retained the championship experience. % Henry Waegne eturned to C s = a matin leg to the an PP DDBDEDSODODODOOEPODGODOOG 900999 8OO-9 8-490 0O 04006 Americ: veterans encampmen' BOD PDOESD SFPBOPPOOOPE SEEDY to see the handiwork which has r sulted from the pioneer splrit such as Casper exceeded even hi: and he has kept pretty owth through . one of the de There is no profit in a mistake except the knowledge gained, the guide for future action. 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