Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 24, 1922, Page 8

PAGE I EIGHT. LEGAL ASPECTS OF BIG MERGER ARE DISCUSSED Department of Justice Will Pass Upon Proposed Pur- chase of Morris Plants by Armour. WASHINGTON, Nov aspects of the proposed 24. — Logal all the assets of the bave not bee Genera! Daughe promul wo years ¢ unrelated ‘In view of the fact that the Soctaton of the packer merger might estab! @ precedent for federal action in oe ilar industrial combinations. the -de- partment of justice was said to be taking unusual care in its study of all available data Meantime the merger proposal still was being led also by the stock yards adm: m of the agricul tural departme: with indications that a recommendation might be <ready shortiy, It was intimeted that the whole Rsubject might come up at the regular meet: ‘VACCINATION ENFORCED BY DENVER POLICE DENVER, Colo., Nov. men guarded the entrance exits of an apartment hoyge in the Gexclusive Capitol Hill residential dis Strict, permitting none of the 44 resi. Gaents of the piace to leave until 12 Sot them had been vaccinated.” ‘The Zother residents had previously been vaccinated. = The case was the first reported “where force was used to carry out Ecthe compulsory order requiring vaccl. Fnation issued last Tuesday by Dr. Twitlam HH. manager of ose The order was issued as a eautionary measure against small Sox, which has been prevalent here Sfor several weeks. = Two deaths and seven new cases Grrom the malady were reporged today. 0 deme be «cele te rchawnee 24.—Police- and Sharpley, SThere have been more than 100 deat “in Denver from smallpox within a “few weeks. vale i STERLING, Ill, Nov. 24.—Because the refused to be vaccinated against Ssmall pox in compliance with Jorder’ issued by the city board Ghealth and State Quarantine Of tcooney, holding vaccination is in flict with his religious convictions, John G. Haglerk, who has been chief Hot police here for eight years, was uspended by the city council for 20 year, U.S. Employment Now on Increase om: = WASHINGTO: Sment increased in $14 industries in C Syith September, Siabor announcd got the 43 indu ypayr ols. Th res covered 3,064 establishments, which persons. Sper cent were reported for glass, foundry and machine shops, woolen Smanufacturing tron and steel, and {Wodification Of Alcohol Is Put In Effect VeASHINGTON, Nov. 24-—3foditi- cation of the bond required from deal- fers in alcohol has been orcsred by $Secretary Mellon as a result of formal Sprotests from manufacturers and na- ftional organizations of druggists and fchemists. A recently promulgated Sorder, dealers declared, would make ithe cost of their bond so high as to be Sprohibitive even in the few cases in which bonding companies accepted dthe business at an . An amend- ment now in preparation !s expected to mect most of these objections. ioIL LIGHY BEATS ; ELECTRIC OR GAS ‘BURNS 94 PER CENT AIR tovenrtedrrensedual eeeyt FA. new off jamp that gives an amaz- Singly brilliant, soft, white light, fo be euperior to ine jamps. It b without odor, smo! —no pumping up, is sir Burns 94 per cent air rosene coal | writer who charmed pranky has her “who with characterizations the world over, has Mae Marsh, Screen devotees Just returned to American shores from a journey throagh foreign lands She ts seen here about to leave ship with her little daughter Mary. Special Probe Is Ordered In Cronkhite Case WASHINGTON, Nov. investigators ave been detail the department of justice to assist United States District Attorney Hay- ward of New York in the inquiry be ing conducted Into the shooting at Camp Lewis, Wash., In 1918, of Major Alexander P. Cronkhite, son of Major General Adelbert Cronkhite Appointment the special assist- ants to Mr. Hay de in at vance of the report rom him } and from District Attorney Ravell of | Seattle, who is now in New York on| the same case, it was sald today at} the department of justice, and should not be taken as indicating the depart ~Repeat ’s decision “in the case. ed requests have ment for federal a that the death of had angles which anole than boca importance: \f .ta\ed irrationally and he was ie Voodiwatcl i eel Che Casper Daily Ccibune | Mae Marsh Home ‘SWISS TERRORIST SEIZED AS AUTHOR OF BOMBING THREAT } servation. Retnolds xdmitted writing ‘the let- | ter, the police sald, but declared he did not intend to carry out his | threat. |agreement with the tmperial govern-| scribed the project as the beginning. |ment and the governments of the|of the biggest immigratiog scheme | Australian commonweaith and New/ever undertaken. | South Wales by which six thousand| British settlers will be placed on land In this state at a cost of 6,000,000 po sterling. | The New South Wales commonwealth and imperial covernments ach bear one third of the cost, the tmperial government to provide the 6,000,069 pounds sterling in the first place. | Sir George Fuller, the o_premiter. ae. | > SETTLERS PACT OKEHED. SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. ran ell night sitting the outh Wales parliament, by a ma- ‘jority of six, confirmed today the claimed for the Wall street expi 1920, threatened to bomb The police said that 24.— Retr to a psychopathic hospital for ob Retains its fresh flavor container. . 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