Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1921, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ; , Casper Daily Eribune ; fUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1921. WARRANTS QUT U3 0k N CHARGE MURDER re Dr. E. L. Willis and Dr. N. J. Phelan, Den-\ «2 adccetes Moe QO ver, Face Serious Chargein Connection | 1 Organization to Be Lo- cated in Casper, District With Death of SocietyWoman_ _ Agent States. ——_ Casper will be made the headquar- DENVER, Sept. 13.—Warrants were issued by District At-|'*T* © the United States Veterans se ; ; oo ibureau in Wyoming according to the torney Philip S. Van Cise here today for Dr. E. L. Willis and | statements of . W. Ihe, district local a Dr. N. J. Phelan, Denver physicians, charging them with [office supervisor who is here for the murder in connection with the death in 1917 of Miss Mary |P""pore of perfecting the work of the |= re = 3. |local office of the Federal Board pre- p Park, college and society woman of Greeley, Colo. Miss| (vr ,tory to combining this office with aq Park, it is alleged in the joint information filed in a local) other banches of relief work which is ] Austice cort against the two physi-y fice in which he is said to have ad-|being handied by the government for t] Gian, died following an operation in| mitted administerng the anaesthetic|the benefit of former service people. a local hotel. to Miss Park and to have accused Dr,| With Casper as headquarters, offices Dr. Willis fs in the city jail, incom-] Willis with performing the operation.|of the federal board In Cheyenne and IS BEING OFFERED THE PEOPLE OF P URING OUR municado, having been arrested Iast| Warrants for the two physicians, [branches of other activities in. the CASPER AND VICINITY D night. Dr. Phelan, it was said at the| District Attorney Van Cise sald to-|state will be closed and the whole U district attorney's office, has not been | day, followed an investigation of the|contro! of this state's relief work cen- arrested. According to the district] case by a private detective and an at-|tralized at Casper. " attorney, Dr. Phelan recently filed an|torney for the state board of medical le the details for carrying out 3 affidavit in the district attorney's of-| examiners. The investigation for the|the pl.ns are rot yet completed, it ts state board, members of that body | understood that a state manager, with said today, followed reports from|three managers of the three great Greeley that many persons were dis-| service men relief boards that ‘will be satisfied with the explanation given | combined in the local office will be in for Miss Park's death at the time. | stituted, and a force of clerks capable ” The district attorney said today the|of handling the mass of work that ‘ young woman's body might be ex-| will be required will be sent here. humed, but that he had not deter-}| The personnel of the executive mined that yet. heads of the local office has not been 4 3 Dr. Willis is an osteopath physi-{ divulged yet but it is understood that cian, the office of state manager at least Miss Park was a graduate of the| will go to a Casper ex-service man. 2 state teachers’ college at Greeley. She Sota Sor ai ee tie toe . ‘was a member of a well-known na-|™-; after Ser srg t or . *s °, Clonal jcsllige. sovccity wath peer o13.3t With the cold weather coming on we can outfit you at a remarkable saving. By pur- in Greeley and Den\er socleiy. She Riker, Dunphy and Rowe] had taught schoct at Delia, Colo. She | OR SALE Fimex fiverasrenger car: chasing at Webel’s you are assured of standard made merchandise, the kind the Webel store Meet Today in Threesome | ¥#* 23 years of age when she died.| 0.0" t36 fast” Yellowmcone ‘ ss ne * to Decide Premier apt Phone 12753. has handled during the twenty-three years of business in Casper. One woman in England earns 4] Honors of Play. livelihood as a tuner of church beils.| LOST—A black velvet scarf on Sec- TAS TT ST bona street between Center and Lin- With the class of the golf tourna-} TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. = {coin street. 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