Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 4, 1922, Page 4

us Aohtaan uae fy after noon ella and ment under President Zanella and the ponstitutent assembty today. ernment capitulated after. fierce fight: power, ® restored. Ds a 5; a "7 “7 J is ¥ ue PAGE FOUR : POWER PROJEGT | Set Seexize [3 ANNOUNCED (Continned from Page One) and other po.nts in the valley of the Platte river acconding ~ | its officers. The operators of t+ Sait Creek field bave expressed themscives it fs claim ed, as being power for being more economical when obtain. able at a low rate. The company plans to sell its power im Casper, to the Natrona Power com pany. The estimates an posed Eleotric P: plang of the pro- company have ly worked out and and checked by electrical engi very prob be delivered ow rate and in the present existing 1 be lowered very ma- terially. ‘The following men are officers of the company and in charge of its affairs: th L. A. Reod, president; Dr. L. D. Jc son, vice president; Thomas F. Hot tism, vice president; Herbert L. Hs TO HELP FUME (Continued n Page One) ranks of the assailants. The com- parative smallness of the casualties is explained by the fact that although Glenn Hyder, Wichita, Kan., is enly nine feet in his socks and THIRTEEN DEAD the bus, dying. watchman who was on duty at the iriv resulted in the disaster that followed. “After striking the bus the train ran aboct twenty car lengths before t was stopped. Witneases verify the jeclaration of the engineer that the lectric headlight, which can be sean or @ distance of five miles when un- obstructed, was burning brightly, the whistle was blowing and the bell ring- ing. The crossing is unobstructed and a clear view west can be had.” The 4, 1922. be Casper Daily Cribune SATURDAY, MARCH HARDING WILLING TO LET FIRST YEAR’S WORK SPEAK FOR ITSELF) CHURCH DENIED ‘eautné anette Maren 4. —Coroner Peter while | *{. Hoffman of Cook county failed in his efforts ‘today to obtain permis- sion of relatives of Harvey W. Church banged yesterday im the county jail for an autopsy to determine if drugs had been administered the prisoner during the weeks that he rassed In a comatose condition prior to being AUTOPSY OR WASHINGTON, March 4-—War- ren G. Harting at noon today com- ~ INL CSE (Continued from Page One) Stabiry Padick, all of Fairport. Chardon. Richard & George H. MoGee, Medina. William J. Sutter, Jr., Chardon. Raymond O'Leary, Painesville. THE INJURED. Andrew Adams, Fairport, @rtver of for an expression regarding the ac complichments of his administration to date, ant! this statement: “The record of the administration speaks for itself; it would be a poor administration that reqgjres the ex- ecutive to speak for it. Mr. Harding spent his rst ann!- versary in the White House working om a number of routine matters and had: the usual number of appoint- ments, He stopped work shortly after noon to receive and shake hands with a delegation from the A Bishop-Cass Theater of Miobsies. Bearignen, whe. wns ay SUNDAY AND MONDAY charged with lending a rebel band i those killed and injured several other|acress the border, has been filed in cceupants of the bus jumped and es-|Washington according to information caped unhurt. here. ’ this morning gaye out @ statement re-| — garding the collision in which he said the disaster evidently resulted through © bus driver trying to beat the train. Mr. follows: MacBain's statement, in part, “This crossing is protecte? by a of the accident and who endeav- 1 to stop the bus and warn the of the imminent danger by nging a red lantern. He have sev- witnesses to verify this action of watchman, Hyidently the bus wanted to beat the train which TOMORROW Here at Last The big picture that has been twice held up on account of heavy snows and forced us to disappoint Your €@n flan Gosland statement says that besides weighs 325 pounds, but he may be rifles, band grenafes and machine guns were freely used, doth fought from under cover. The car ion of Zanella occur fed after a siege of seven hours, Messaes from Fiume recetved short- today stated that Zan Minister of the Interidr Biasich of the former Fiume admin- istration, were under the protection pt the Italian authorities and would fenve soon for Pols. ® big man some day. He's only 19 now, but if he doesn't stop lighting cigars from street lamps he may stunt his growth. | WORK INSTALLED (Continted from Page Ona) served under him. It is true now as when it was written that “where there is no vision the people perish! Mr. Hays set up new ideals for a postal service. They have been approved by the American people, and as his successor in office it will be my pur- pose to give si to his vision.!* ACCUSED MAN TAKES STAND OSCOLA, Iowa, sides ‘The gov. time. The committee, upon assuming asked the Italian government be send a representative to administer fhe government of the city until quiet Rome dispatches last night deciared {hat President Zaneila and his follow- frs had fied to Buccari, near Flume, efter tevaing a dectaration transferring Bhe authority to the netional commit deo of defenvs ‘The capitulation fol lowed an attnck on the government paince by Fascisti, who fired twenty tannon shots Into the building, sonradlwe > ti sada: IMISSIONARY IN THIBET SLAIN with mur. he death of & member of a r Murray, Iowa, Octobe the witness stand in his own anse to- day and denied that he was a mem ber of the gang ‘that engaged in the gun battle with Sheriff Ed West and sheriffs 1 on toc €-Contimmed from Page 1) his follower He declared that he pociety as a medical to} had never been tn Jowa until he was hina and in 1903 he went to the field.| brourht here to face the murder was first stationed at Tachienlu|Ch27s° | A Pemeop The case was expected to go to the hang. jury. before the day ended. 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