Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 5, 1923, Page 9

FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1923. TROOPS STAND GUARD AS KLAN HEARING IS OPENED AT BASTROP (Continued from Page One) and Richards efter they were taken from Lake La Fourche, ‘While the attendance at the morn- session of the hearing was small- er than looked for, crowds began to assemble in numbers Curing the mid- day recess and corridors leading to the court room were crowded long ‘set for the afternoon BASTROP, La., Jan. 5.—Legal rep- resentations of the state of Louisiana today began an investigation under civil procedure into masked band dep- redations in Morehouse parish but with state troops standing by to step into the gap at any time should any emergency arise. ‘Bestrop, parish seat, was quiet, but with an alr of suppressed excitement. A detachment of cavalry was sta- tioned across the roadway from the parish court house a machine gun crew was on guard. at the court house, another machine gun detach- ment guarded the parish prison and a company of infantry was within o stone's throw of the court building. Other troops guarded headquarters of a detail of department of justice wwestigators who have assembled idence for “oe hearing into masked mob operations at whose door it laid the kidnaping and slaking of Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards and other outrages of lesser importance. A.V. Coco, state attorney general and his corps of assistants conducted the inquiry. Mr. Coco. yesterday an nounced the appointment of Howerc ‘Warten, state senator of Shreveport es his special assistant. Mr, Warren will act tn conjunction with Mr, Coco and T. Zemmes Walmsley, George Guiron and Paul Sompayrac, as- REACHES PARISH. MONROE, La., Jan. 5.—Dr. B. M. FIVE SLAIN Ih RACE RIOTING (Continued trgm Page One) escaped negro convict, who is be- leved to have committed the crime is still at large. An unidentified negro woman ap- parently about 40 years of age, was shot and killed later in the morning at Rosewood when the negro houses of the town were set on fire. A chureh, lodge building and five or six dwellings were destroyed. Armed posses, comprising about 200 men, still were scouring the country- side near Rosewood this afternoon for Jesse Hunter, escaped negro convict, who is suspected of implication in the crime. Cordons of white guards have been thrown around all negro homes: in Sumner, Cedar Key and other near- by villages to preve§/‘Turther troubh, it was reported here. TALLAHASSE, Fia., Jan. 5.—Gov- ernor Hardeo of Florida in- formed by The Associated Press here early today of the racial outbreak at Rosewood, immediately made efforts to get in touch with the authorities at ysewood to determin whether troops ould be necessary to restore order. ‘The calling out of units of the Florida national guard depends on how serious the civil authorities view the situa- tion, the governor said. Jan. B—Mingo aged 50, was found > highway about a of hore shortly after BRONS Willams ¢oad on t bnit_mile | FIRST PENALTY ‘Guy Buzick, the first man te appear vefore Henry Brennan, justice of the peace, since the latter took office. drew a tine of $100 and a 30-day jail sentence Thursday afternoon on & charge of petty larceny. It 1s alleged that Buzick helped himself to an over- coat and suitcase of a guest at the ton hotel and tht he had them possession when arrested. ‘FB. H. Foster, prosecuting attorney, dropped the charges against Paul Buck an* “rence Vaughn, two 15- year-old ’ who broke into a house on the ¢ ar one night last week looking a place to sleep. The property owner asked that the bors be freed as they had not damaged the property, ‘The parents of the two boys appeared and agreed to seo that they_returned to school and keep out of mischief. PILOT FALLS | 10,000 FEET AND ESCAPES SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 5.— Pilot’ Henry. G. Boonstra, of tho ‘western division of the United States mail service, fell about 10,- 000 feet with his airship near Wan- | sh'p, Utah,’ yesterday afternoon | ‘and escaped with only slight Injur- | Jes, according to announcement by | air mail officials here today.’ News of the mishap was kept soc- ret until today, the officials sald, because, it was desired to first learn the aviator. y Boonstra left Rock Springs, Wyo., for Salt Lake City yesterday morn- ing with a cargo of mall, according te official report, and when near | Wanship and flying high encounter- ed bad weather. He lost control of the machine and plunged to earth. | | MoKotn, accompans!d by two officers, | urived here this afternoon from Bal. tmore and went to the residence! where his famfly resides. He said he| Pushed to rest at home for the next few days at least. ‘The physician, former mayor of Mer Rouge, volun- tarlly returned to Louisiana after charges of murder lodged against him in connection with the Morehouse kid. naping and murders were lifted. Ad. C.P. PLUMMER IN CITY, GOES TO INDIANAPOLIS SOON FOR LEGION MEET C. P. Plummer, nationai yice com- mander of the American’ Legion, arrived in Casper this morning from Cheyenne, where he has been for the past week on legal business. He came to Cheyenne from Florid. and reports the hunting and fishin’; to be excellent. Mr. Plummer will leave Casper the first of the week for Indianapolis to be in attendance at the executive ditional charges have not bee: nm filed against him since hi pecliet he) is return as far committee meeting of the legion. As vice commander, Mr. Plummer has taken a prominént part in the affairs of the Legion throughout American the entire United States and will) make a tour in the interests of this ex-soldipr’s organization some time during the coming months. —_—_—.—__— Auto Given Away By Legion Goes To Casper Girl Mildred Grace, ten year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Grace’ of 220 North Grant street, holding the ticket 1932D was the winner of the Oldsmobile tour- ing car given away Thursday eve- ning at the Arkeon by the George W._Vroman post of the American | PEA TEI TPs A legion. The young lady had pur- chased just one ticket. The drawing was done with en electric washing machine and th» fifth number drawn out by Baby Maxine Endel took the car with it. George Gunnison, T. J. McKeon, James Neilson, Douglas _Tsitt. Harry Iba and Sergeant Rickert of the police department, forme¢ the committee in charge of the draw- ing. \ ‘The drawing for the car attracted one of the largest crowds that has been present at the Arkeon this winter, exceeded only {n number at the New Years eve midnight dance, ge aa Se Max W. Ball, president of tho West- ern Pipeline company, arrived from Denver this morning to attend to matters connected with the work of the company. @hbe Casper Daily Cridune WOMAN SURPRISES HER FRIENDS # “After a spell of Typhoid Fever 7 years ago I began to suffer from indigestion and gas in my stomach # and colic attacks, This gradually be- came so bad that my doctor advised an operation for gall stones. A friend advised me to try Mayr's ‘Wonderful Remedy which I did with splendid results. 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