Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1922, Page 4

Che Casper Dany crmoune m only forbids strikers from molesting workers in any way, and from in any manner interferring with the conduct of the ratiroad’= ems but @lsq for- CAMADAIS SEEN) == Ss "2 = orvers ard their famflies. ‘The or- and by “" TRAINS ARE ww REPORTED { if PAGE FOUR —— : | tion 4f the vote he received on a minor H |party in which he is nominated, does not exceed that by which he was de- | feated in = major party. This likely il apply to Mr. Norton because of OPERATION HIGH =======""==* WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1922. (Pokztcat Advertisement} -©66¢0¢0¢ S0eesees, OMIN Everybody's Theater Announcement I hereby announce myself as a candidate on the Republican ticket for the nomination of County Sur- (OMAHA, eb. Sut 19 —hy (Coutinuet rrom Page One) xa digit fons Continuous 1 to 11 P. M. ve = patient. & ie sll at the voters of She Roem ‘ Associated Press)—Charles W. Bryan ANNULLED. Pase reteesies BERT L. KENNEDY, ‘ be wiae bation eaelmNG Bote Pevares |e eichods in Sunes ers | Egil, sass eas = 10c-25c 10c-25¢ ith compensa: - MONTREAL, Que, July 19.—The| Annulment: of twenty-six trains on tected Seorety See pe ai ay dgrad Sesertion that “only a sheet of tissue| the St Lauie and San Fransians sye-l nian gehe wore aivanoed by the LAST TIMES TODAY power benee detween Canada and) a] Se er eanounced today: Sy Wrest] Fatsien delegation Gt & megane tence railway strike” was made by union| ‘nt J. M. Kurn. has deen no dis-| md I do not » lead of his opponent, Dan B. But- ler of Omaha, as returns camhe in this with the entire non-Rusisan commis. r ‘ e there w' He deci tolar leaders who ieft today for Ottawa to sion of the conference on Russian af- ANITA STEWART F; D. b ition as to state/ Dia a gay = ae Rac gol Protest to Premier King against the}, CHICAGO, July 19-—Judge George] firs here” ee ree ance Tonite uarding coal mines if the op-/ setion of Canadian roads in putting|7- Page issued a temporary injunc- were cuts into effect before thay had| ton restraining striking been passed on by conciliation boards. A conference between the premier official count. These erturns included practically all of Dougias county, , eee (Omahayin which Buuer was expected The Russians suggested an arrange. —in— take to negutiate, diet win oe | “The More Excellent Come on everybed}. Dance to your heart’s con- tent. Our treat. Dance to a good orchestra in the t ers for the ment \- . NON-PROFIT RATION ius GMbne Rae ae he ciel a not in-| and Union offielaly’ is scheduled for “aria sity ccatlontan AE Sire cont Way” open air on a good floor. ST. LOTIS, July 19—Opération of pre- © vote now is bein; - ea Sap ran Ps Wa protection |*!ets, where Bryan showed strength. | taken in the Montrest ascot, *| EL PASO, July 19.—Damage to the ace copr rein tage ne —Abo— ahould be treated as an emergency| # B. Howell, progress Republican E roof of the roundhouse of the Texas oo en mines should be operated | Continued to gain as later returns| mNsUNCTION. ISSUED and Pacific railroad was done today “Little, But Oh My!” rofit and at prices to be| Candidate for the Republican nomina-|IN SOUTH DAROne by # -lre which the El Paso fire chief y H and Harrison Streets North Casper .jtion for the United States Senator. said was probably of incendiary ort- Two-Part Comedy - i} ship, continued to gain as later re-|, SIOUX FALLS, 8. D.. July 19— gin. Strikebreakers were occupying injunction, tmsued Monday by Federal Judge James D Eliott and served this morning on striking raflroad turns were received. In 1,082 pre: cincts out of 1,113 in the state, How. ell had increased his lead ever Con- the building as quarters but no one was injured. The damage {is esti. mated at $500. FaG moe STARTING TOMORROW Sys en shop men, was characterized by Unit- ‘s ressman Albert W. Jefferis of Omah: vy Expert workmanship. clean } A AM Y oi A A oO MY ES0. Tba tote Giowreny 4 em patton, & Ww. ca. Sa cas A TIES, Wash., July 18—Appli.| | 884 press clothes portactly. Work || The Season’s Greatest Tribute CASPERS | F. ive yore = 2 = ng ever iseu in fon for a te! y f called for and delivered. 8,020; Attorney Gen-| Souin D The injunction not} sion for @ temporary restraining: or to Womanhood der against striking rallway employes to enjoin them from interferenes with Modern Cleaners and Fered thelr services to shop men free} °Pperation of trains by “the Great Tailors TODAY of charge. Northern railway was filed i- federal . . “No metter what the outcome or|court here today by counsel for the}}| Rear 315 South David St. what the present conditions, members Phone 561-W of the local shop crafts unions wish to con’ to the people of Casper, the intended or will be tolerated by union heads,” was the statement of the chairman. “We are confident that we shall win without such an ac- but even if we lose, we will pre- @ democracy and Americanism.’ FREE DANCING At the ~ PLATTE INN Located at the North End of Center Street. Soft Drinks and Refreshments ‘Lightning’ A MUSICAL COMEDY TABLOID VERSION Adapted from the Big Broadway Stage Success Presented by = COLUMBIA STOCK COMPANY a) * sone ~ §iX VAUDEVILLE SPECIALTIES Ladies’ Suits pia Furnishings Stock TYREWniten AGAIN bike hee 98 Sate or Sale Underwoods, Remingtons, At Mosher, in the Salt Creek field. Reason: Our store L. C, Smiths, Royals. ORS cfu in Casper requires all our time and attention. For MEETING TODAY (Continued from Page One.) the shop crafts unions. to prevail Rp: ator | s apon trackmen to walk out were read, Walsh, Dem Mrss., and Kinc.land recetve! hearty applause. This Democrat, Utah. participated, it weal'will have to be carried out independ. ;[ently as heads of the maintenance of ‘lway mén refuse to issue the strike r Dorah were | order ent of the coal matte eae Other bulletins Issued from the of- and rellroad ‘strikes "in "due scourt Oth ris of, 35 Mo Dew sirediens ot ton time. crafts unions, bring to ight the that Casper ts exceedingly for- <A GOVERNOR W. First, Off ter—Shows 7 and 40c a RI Le tunate in being able to boast the rail- information see Cen ear lesion RAL! H atte 19.~Gov- jroad conditions prevalent here the M. J. FRANTZ Se aaa rg nee Yara present time. In practically every . J. ; = ernor Morrison of North Varolina tel- earaphed President Harding in effect |i#0 Citles farther east are suffering The Frantz Shop Casper, Wyo. today that he would not co-operate /‘*"7 already beginning to feel the weith the federal government in pro.|P!2Ch of the nation-wide strike, Ps g mines reopened by operators] Thousands of “had order” freight of that state In response to the prest- yarid passenger cars are standing idle. dent's invitation. Not a day passes but locomotives are The North Carolina governor de-[Jaid aside as unfit for service. In clared,it would be vain for him to™@#ome cases reports of violence have invite coal miners to return to work }come, but this is not the general rule. in his stete and that he “would not dc [Trains are rmning from 20 minutes eo anyway.” He added that he con-{to 12:hours late in the east central sidered the whole policy of nationalfPortion of the United States, accord- or state intervention in labor disputes {ing to reports received at strike head- unwise. rters here. Reports from roadmen who have een given the opportunity to study rike situation in other Wyoming show the conidtion tobe simil- Repairs and Supplies. Typewriters for Rent. W. O. W. OMSTEXCHANGE. REGULAR MEETING TONIGHT aah oxy et dea Rei: Installation of Officers and Dance. THOS. LONGHURST, Clerk. - E. D. NIGHSWONGER, C. 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