Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 3, 1922, Page 8

“telegrams from Arthur Griffith, presi- ‘and Marquis and Mrs. Mcioney, of ‘perracks at Bellagh, South (Xilling one constable. PAGE EIGHT IRISH. CASTLE UNDER SIEGE, BATTLE BRISK Free State Troops Launch Offensive Today Against Strong Fortress on Banks of Nore at Kilkenny; Hotel Under Fire of Dail Army Defenders, Last Report tablish an immediate truce. Griffith urged that De Valera should speak at the Four Courts in Dublin, the headquarters of the dissident army faction. DUBLIN, May 3.—On motion of | taken an independent position issue Eamon De Valera, the Dail Eireann | ® similar order and would do all he could to ‘ “Mate today adopted = motion order- Richard Muleahy, said his side had ing the opposing sides in the Irish | done all possible, and Arthur Grif. Republican army conflict to cease | fith declared their men were only Richard Muleahy seconded De Va- firire, immediately and arranse a | defending themselves. lera’s motion for the order to cease trace. Griffith pressed De Valera for a | firing and arrange a truce and after Gefinite assurance, and the latter said couriers sheuld be sent to ew Mr. De Valera said he would like te see the army executive who had its adoption the house, at 6:05 o'clock adjourned until Friday KILKENNY, Ireland, May 3.—(By The Associated Press.) —Sharp fighting, with ma-, chine guns rattling in all directions, was in progress here today, Free State troops trying to/| places they had captured. ; ‘ i The castle is a strong fortress on the banks of the River Nore, and is considered impreg- mable except by artillery. © \arties um-| ae ~— _ A Prohibition Nut out of the Dail | s, advanced on s, followed Brreann offic the castle by different by an armored jupon by snipers in the stree fierce engagement ensued, w ed fire being maintained az eastie from several angles. ‘The Imperial hotel which fs ¢ mated by the castle and which been occupied since its recapture b> Dall troops, is under fire from the fastle garrison. | roate ‘They ‘The defenders of the castie are said to be well equipped with provisions. ‘The morning train from Dublin ar Tived while the fighting was in pro- gress, and passengers alighting here ‘were forced to take shelter In the rail ay tunnel. The postoffice also was 4m the danger zone. | (ROKER FUNERAL | SCHEDULUED TOMORROW DUBLIN, May 32—<By The Asso @iated Prees}—The funeral of Richard Croker will be heli tomorrow at Giencairn Castle Requiem mass will De sung im the private oratory at Glencatrn, and the burial in the Wwault on the Giencairn grounds will follow. Messages ot condolence were con- tring to petr in today from various parts of the world ‘They included | @ent of the Dall Eiream; Sir Thomas “apton; Jeremizh MacVeagh, M. P., ‘Philadephia. Prohfbition enforcement officers recently seized a shfpment of cocoa- fed at Jacksonviie, Fla. The shells were filled with 100-proof corn OFFICER'S iquor. As you se: in the photo, the contents of one cocoanut almost HOME ATTACKED. Gils @ water tumbler. © BELFAST, May 3—<By The Asso ~ ‘Preas)—The home of a member | been trying to find an agency in Can} jf the Ulster special constabulary in| per as this city is and will be the| be the Coal island district of East Tyrone] sopping center of Wyoming and that| eo swans attacked today. Shots wore fired] 2 manufacturers contemplate ustab : Gute the house and the building wW45/jishing headquarters here in the ar | ipet on fire. The constable escaped! future. He reports business looking | Rhrough a back window. Other special | -ood an through the state and that gonstables hurrying to the sosne were | this year's prospects are botter than and one badly wounded. n.| th€Y have been for the last two years.| WASHINGTON, May 3.—Permis A Yarge number TecuanwescatatGetry To become better acquainted with |Sion was issued to the Oregon Short ed into the Royal s * | the tire users of Casper, the Liberty |line Railroad company today by the Derry ys,|Barage hag formed a plan whereby |interstate commerce commission to ex: Quest might and fired several volleys, tend its Homedale, Idahp branch, for with every tire sold at the regular price which is no higher than any|a distance of seven and one-half miles. = vas | other standard make of tires on the|The terminus of the new line will be fmunieation with County Derry Was) i cket, is offering free a chance to|Marsing, Idaho, and about 20,000 acres feut off today. win a new automobile worth $450|of irrigated land will be,served by the May 3-—A statement ir-| When the firm han disposed of 350| extension. ‘The project will cost $211,: DUUELIN, May 3— ; C00. ued by the Dail Eireann says all | tos : = @anks are considering closing their P SaeeaTi Bu Te aa ORYTN A Saeco Put a Modern Radiator — | Heating Plant in the | SMUTOMOBILE WILL BE | aout Old Home . 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Miskell put in their ap- Pearance at the home. _ Mrs. Younger is said to have euc ceeded in destroying one of the jugs. and would have destroyed both but for some unforeseen circumstances which kept the container from breaking when she hurled it violently to the floor. subdued by forts of Marquis and Miskell and; about half a jus ef contraband whisk-| ey was taken to the sheriff's office for} vidence in a case in which L. FE recapture Ormond Castle, still held by irregulars who yesterday were driven out of other |*ounger will be promcuted. — Youmser| jon $500 bond. Questioned by Sheriff Marquis why | tishe had attempted to destroy the li —'|quor, Mrs. Younger is said to have re-| told me to break the| Jugs if the law ever showed up.” | In addition to the liquor a small coil} and quantities of ingredients whch| might be used for the operation of a| tiger lily, has been named “Mrs. She was sponded, “He racks jt fbeial oes Sere cae a ton point | dustry and was an outstanding figure| jout in the country. Ho claimed he | would not know where the material | was to be moved until today. | " NATIONAL SUPPLY 1S | ing Warren Memorial hospital, suf- } CLOSED WHILE fering from a bullet wound in the ‘jleg. The wound was sustained when The Casper branch of the National | Supply company suspended businoss | from 2 until 3 o'clock this afternoon, the hour of funeral at Toledo, Ohio, of the late William Hariee, chairman | of tho board of directors and one of Ie to locate the still Counger claimed that the many| of sugar, the coil and other ma-|0® May 1. 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