Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 6, 1922, Page 4

_- me neocenves 200 CLUGS AT, Ie NORTHWESTERN rd of Casper) Commerce | e of Sum. The Fascisti, an organt: the ich heir officers on of Italien patriots which as in danger of collapse ry honors to their comrads who wero, killed. on their entry whlch he is commandant. country, Fecently march into the city of Milan. a's us been combatting propaganda into Milan to break a as = result of Communist workings. Members of ) lt Fam are jabriel D’Annunzlo is pictured here Gi Che Casper Oaily Cridune cy , said he hoped to reach Nue- \ flying conditions prove fmvorable he Port Au Price, Hait!, be First aha ess of f Occupation of Milan TOKIO, Aug. | Press. —-Coincident with the “waiting list,”” which means pay, piiensh not i in _active rources ¢ no other STRIKE PEACE MOVE REVWED (Continued frem Page O20) of prosecution under anti trust lawe.”” Senator Robinson charged that the eral court exceeded its authority, tm fasuing the temporary. restraining Ee and declared that the. ‘alleged vantages”: to be derived from the Soper ‘a‘re more than offset by the permanent impairment of the reputa- tion of the federal judiciary for in- tegrity and impart which must result from such an unwarranted as- sumpton of authority.” — U8. MISSION Ta GIVEN OVATION (Continued from Page One) while the band played the “Star-- Spangled ne: Mr. Hughes later was driven to the I rty palace, where he pre- wented his credentials to Foreign Minister Marques. The. secretary Reports from Rochester, Minn., dicate that Judge Timothy D. ley of Chicago who went there fc operation by the Mayo brothers is was scheduled to call on President aac. E Pessoa today. epee) (eeeionl | oC Mr. Hughes gave a lengthy state- ment to the ian press refer- N b k B k ring to tho triendship' be. |LVCOTASKA aN tween Brazil and the United’ States, and recalling the visit of Dom Pedro II, to the American centen- nial i the fact that he is return isit on behalf of Presiden: LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 6.—T Farmers State Bank of Benedict, JAPS REDUCE SIZE OF ARMY ” CHICAGO, Sept Must Close Up}. 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