Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1923, Page 1

Z / The Guaranteed Circulation of The Casper Daily Tribune Yesterday Was 10,031 5 he . ae Casper Sumday Morning Cribune And WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW VOLUME 32. MAIN’ NEWS SECTION CASPER, WYO., SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923. MAIN NEWS SECTION NUMBER 36. CHILDREN FOUND. REACH CRISIS IN RUHR. 22 DEAD, BO HURT Easter In Germany’s Indus- » trial Region Will Be Day of Nervousness and Fear BY CARL D. GROAT United Press ff Correspondent. BERLIN, March 31—The Ruhr has bad its baptism of fire and tonight, with 22 lying dead and 60 injured, advices from the vatley showed that the cris’s in the French occupation had arrived. Easter in Germany’s industrial re- gion will be a day of nervousness and fear—with no telling at what mo- ment the ancient hatred of Prussian for Frenchman and Frenchman for Prussian will flame up, Of the 22 who died, 11 were killed when French machine guns opened fire on workmen at the great Krupp piant, thus punishing them for at- tempting to resist seizure of automo- biles. Most of the injuries occurred at the same time. One volley from the machine guns and the advancing crowd of workers was scattered. The other casualties were caused by a col lis'on between trains manned by French crews near Gero'stein. Eleven ~s died, including six Germans. The affair at Krupps was the most serious of the occupation, When the French arrived to confiseate the automobiles, a factory sien sounded the workers came out im great sses to resist. Krupp offic’als orderéd the sol- diers to leave but they refused. The’ officers went into conference with the officials and then agreed to re- call the troops as soon as the crowd dispersed. While the throng was still milling around the gates, something . hap- pened. Some reports say a stick was thrown at the French. At,any rate, the result was a burst of fire from the machine guns. ‘The French officers had to wait un- til the crowd was cleared away be- fore leaving the factory, as otherwise they probab'y would have been mobbed. This was the first time the French had ever molested the Krupp worke. An investigation js being made to ascertain whether the train wreck was caused by sabotage. French today charged they had dis- covered a new. type of super-subma- rine under construction at the Benz works. Officials of the plant deny !t, but the French named this the reason’ for extending occupation of Mannheim, se'zing the Benz works. the Hilda school and part of the Eyvangelican orphanage. mi PARIS, March 31.—The Freneh an- nouncement of the trouble a the Krupp works in. Essen today says five or six workers were killed When machine guns were turned) on the crowd, and {hat the soldiers acte® in self-defense. They had gone to the works to re qu’sition automobiles when factary whistles blew the alarm and. the workers saliied out to attack them. Stonts were thrown at the soldifrs who retreated to a garage. e steam was turned on them through a hose and they opened fire. Tate a mob attacked two French enginetrs in an automobile, wounding one ise yerly and one slightly Tonight armored cars and tarjks patroiied the streets around the Krupp works. | Editor Sworn in As President U.S. Commissi WASHINGTON, March 31,—¥Wil- fam C. Deming of Cheyenne, Wio., was sworn in today as presides of the civil service commission. ‘Angler Licenses — Give Out; Others Expected Today The demand for fishing was so great yesterday morni: Judge Henry Brennan's supply blanks was exhausted early In t day, and many anglers who hi planned on celebratin April the banks of some trout stream Wel sadly disappointed to find that th) could not get their permits; Judge Brennan used the long a} tance Cheyenne and as a réniyt an ample supply of perm wil in by expre r inkt ee spo} is office open fh UIBOR BACK OF TEN, YEAR OLD FQN AND. FWE HARDING: WANTS povs mAN we YEAR OLD OEAD | —_-—— Antonio Hospital | | Federalist, Official Union Or-| | gan, Urges Participation In World Court WILSON STILL STICKS TO HIS STORY OF BOMB Burns Says He Can Tell In Five Minutes If Murder- er Is Telling Truth n Bernardino Sor | Strange Abductio gest mot! Killing of Young: .. BY ROBERT A. DONALSON, (United Press Staff Correspondent) LOS ANGELES, Cal., March 31— Whether Herbert Wilson for ten years a Baptist minister, now under | WASHINGTON, “| 0. Misstor sentence to life imprisonment for | ized labor lky <4 Pe Bied Bod SAN BERNARDINO, Cal murder, is ready to back up his story were pla uare hind | 1 play with! Warch 31.—(United Press). that the made the infernal machine dent Har jsal for American | ee a | While San_ Barneeatio: ae the explosion of which cost a score of lives in V member the court of interna t The Hague. urged an editorial | {the American Fed ¥| rowed, police redoubled their search tonight for trace of the abductor of Dean Meecham, 1 Street in 1920, or whether he is laying ground for an insanity plea at a new trial, was the question ptizzling investigating offi- cers tonight we a cdiee the Fed: | rte os i ice ed ‘Wilson is\ now asking a new trial opportunity for Amer = Se a vaca more than willing to tel! his story. It Id peace “at least a EAR is the same 51 y he will tell to Wil 4 manner tha liam J. Bur ad of the United th our tradit of States secret service. when he ar. ideals t onal purpose : } , rives here in the near future. Burns world affair dae aoa ers said he could tell in a five minute . The while the Federalist sta ae ek ; talc with Wilson whether he was tell t 3 ~~ {t would be “ 1 better by far t sthoEs Ces) ons si 3 ing the truth. \\ As.) filly our full nat‘onal duty and enter Saeed Wilson is now asking a new trail iy Ai league as: full” partner ; 00 ee eerauce | y alothon of the appellate court on : Mora bd i n i: hey ae m him Wiison gave the same five minute court may serve an “entering horrified and innocent vict f live talk to the United Press that Burns toh aR A ICS RE ° thing that has happened | bods Will. hear. spheres and fuller service.” t that has happened | . x “America does want to join in every | pe Beeries Roars sor | Th Wes ell_wheth Tt was this way.” he sald. “You rabotal effort 40% promotes pexteracd'|= r Jeath moth-| Dean had »wned from the see, I des’gned the epochal Wall ; e ndition ¢ as thi 5 Justice and peace with justice," d>-| | clared the organ. “It is time to zease | oan been nearly torn from him b; “GE ey weome| FIRE. THREATENS HEART! = to an iron’cal arraignment of Senator | Street bomb at my home, 1158 West Santa Barbara strest. I was doing considerable business like that when I was on the outside because I was h the dead body. Dean known, if you will pardcn me for Hiram Johnson of California, who was by Di v saying it, as the best manufacturer aceused of inconsistency in his oppos! | puls feebiy, died of nitroglycerine in the safe crack ton, to American. participation in ‘The 4 | att ished to a he ing world. ' 2 ‘ a Hague tribunal era coe ane woe HALE AML GIMIGE 2 = | ing on Johnson’s campaign against the that he did n “After the war made such improve ments in the nature of explosives, a number of prominent yeggs urged me to take up the preparation of trin. court. “It is not con ended by any au itrotrolual cartridges for bank jobs. thoritative spokesman that the court —- Jater, Evide licater ° “Experiments fn my laboratories | stands as the portal to an immediately] pyHTLADELPHIA, Pa n #1, 2°UR had caused him to ha eral ecnvinced me that the manufacture warless ad Fire ‘tonight. went! thr Shy | ee tie of T. NYT was-quite possible in wy "If-submianion -tagythe- court: were} pandings in the heart) éf° the down] While. preparations ordinary home, so I !aid in a supply compulsory the Giizornin SeNALOF'| conun-business: section of the ay ANE! No OFS of nitric acid and other proper in would seize as readily upon that for A | ‘ held a time threatened to wipe out entire business block he blaze, of unknown origin, Is} ocnaustior ved to have originated the | search delphia Wall Paper mill. lames Tt 1) Mon gredients. “Then overtures were made to m¢ i . yee concerning a big New. York job — In the end of the sabbatlt, assitebegan to: dawn lic is not here: sfor he is risens as he said. Come ——— what later turnes out to be the Wall] toward the first day of the week, tame Mary. Mug-| se¢ the place where the Lord 1 Street bombing. It was represented | dalene and the other Mary to.see the sepulehre. | | And go quickly, and tell his disciples that he is jlesale paint concern} ne to me that the’ bomb was needed to s did sen from the dead; and, behold, he goeth before Card company. A! Hean’s iver ih an’ 'ine'de $b" 6n a bigteces And for fear of him the keepe uke, nd | vow into Galilee; there shall ye see him; lo, I have high wind fanned the blaze to the] “At east he ts 0 where the combination was to be left} the angel of the Lord descended from heayen, and} told you. Dumont Minstrel theater. Mrs... Jensen, . alread open the gafe looted, and the bemb| came and rolled back the stone from the door, and! Four alarms were sounded, sum-| hysterical when th And they departed. quickly from the sepulchre hen t argument as he now se’ lack of compulsion.” e8 upon the then set off to cover up the case. : . . 4 2 | mo: ne fire 4 n the ee ors a Oe os ged | at ote “56, | with fear and gréat joy; and did run to bring h ene eee ne tty. ern |t her, but Inter became quic Pn faigicinhe ap derpiplaastiahary aces 3 His countenance was like lightning, and his disciples word. iralfWere: handicapped yf. heavy |eeonene nee Mody rece ie gave directions for the loading of the} ment white as snow: And as they went to tell his disciples, behold. smoke, Senthg = sk ate bomb with ball bearings, window] And for fear of him the keeper did shake, and| Jesus met them, saying, All hail. And they came ae Ten firemen were overcome. One|” In reconst tontie weights and pieces of iron, became as dead men. | and held him by the feet, and worshipped him. | Jury Returns Verdict In Fam-| Seman was seve injured when | police worked hat the “{ did not dream that the bomb] And the angel answered and said unto the wo-| Then said Jesus unto them, Be not afraid: go|"” Gary: C t In Fam! ie fell from a adder. | abductor, v ag es would be empoyed in such a criminal} men, Fear not ye:for I know that ye seek Jesus,| tell my brethren that they go into Galilee, and ahh ca ghee at ty After an hour's fighting with the/ tery, becan extent anid, wanton destruction of ‘human| which was crucified. there shall see me.—St. Matthew, XXVIIT:1-10. Liquor Trials flames the blaze was placed und rlof the sear n n Hte. - ntro| s mated by ft f-1 500. sc 1 ch " v son pausec, as an expression of INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 31.— als at $500,000 1,000 c his crime—seamed face. liquor conspir ase, including Ros- the boys in hiding “1 have decided to tel! all I know i well O. Johnson, mayor of the city; NEW YORK POLICE PLACE utskirts of town about crime and my connection with Dwight M. Kinder, pro: utor of Lake rug; 1 both the county; Wm. H. Olds, sheriff; Wm. D. would stay it.” Wilson continued, “In this bless- 1 GENT: LE unde ed Easter time, when the religious le 9 (Dunn ity judge; Ciyde Hunter, for f th varcotic until h {t of regeneration, I am moved to & 9 former sheriff, were found guilty by ng’ them, probably ‘by turn over a new leaf and take a dif te 48 jury in federal court today mewhere where he ferent attitude toward agencies of Dean } 1 be rewarded if I assist in the c'ear- 4 ; The maximum penalty is two years) NEW . his cr ing up the crimes and helping to ap- | Libel Suit lin cpaluorcanaienen eieeeinane oe coon: ate oy! PS? ages bit stopped br n and a 5 Searels aa vet pial eon Chicago Woman Accused Of me Judge Rose Gives 18 Months °f the four counts of the indict New York Cits Dickey c Me rscd ine nc aplrit of tolerant} Poisoning Four Husbands | cHICAGo, March 31.—Attorneys for In Prison After Gamb- |, Fi oe Menpce® mate tie pene awalnet 1 a} justice." Refused New Trial | Wilbur Glenn Voliva, overseers of ling Trial arrest of judgment for ne sft appear a ulate di hi ae Ss zion, who was fined one cent in a| PaaS Maas Gaiet aiilsBo. caled res hapageee 2 ! whic! ate a list of supposed crimes which criminal: libel \'< todas tor” calling: dee GY 20, Judge © announced. Piper 1 and t he ie divulging purely as a matter] CHICAGO, March 21.—Mra. Tittie | tev. George Nelson, rival pastor, an} | Judge Tt. Rh: Hose handed out a fine! 18 sury reached a verdict after be-| lice captains to al ed GeMaiex cheteciat. whet, “ance: Kina loat:. thin’ einiles-which’ tke) old and “old tom tonight | of $1.600.and a jall sentence of 18 ies res a verdict after be capta ° ath ta tod Mail robberies in New York, Buf-| Played intermitte on her sallow|declared they regarded the outcome|months to Ralph ‘obin . yester thei fury: ele “alse od as t n 3 “ | falo, Toledo, Cleveland, Detroit, Co-| face since cused poisoning | Of the case as a ‘ t victory miter, the Jattes: hadvbeen found wey | ee theseaistencecc , oe v ‘ a Teele. Cleveland, Decale, Col eee THushAnda, wien, Judge Merdus| SHenty A, Ha chief attorney for |of gambling at a jury trial. Tobin ts|*t >the. existence ‘0 t 1 1 Pe t Tt eae 7 Pe vatit | Voliva, dec however, that hejalleged to have been the head of the greater part of time ken | of and i i geles, a $400.000 robbery of a de-|Kavanagh imposed the sentence of | : ‘ 7 up in considering the guilty or in > = e+) OR partment store here. a robbery of| life imprisonment specified in a jury s| could not whether the Zion leader | club raided Jast January in the base Dn CORR eae eDOY, or inne vhic a wile. < : : ‘ ’ (Continued on Page Two.) Continued on Page 2) {would pay the fine or ap, Judge | ment of the Becklinger building. ai a. endants. { stantly ea emerge t azi: —a, es | Jacob H. Hopkins refuse s . for} Through-his attorney, M. F. Ryan — — — = — a é la new trial, declaring he c 1n-| Tobin will appeal the case to the su . wa 2 " sathy with plaintiff or defendant, and|preme court. He ‘s at present at lib The . advised both to “forgive their ene | erty on $4,000 bond pending the re ealed ra | mies.”” |hearing of the case by the higher| ' os ta Sen | Nelson, once a Zion follower but now | court. | Ur la rda | Voliva’s rival as pastor of an inde-| The most damaging testimony pre night 5 pendent church at Zion, brought the| sented by E. H. Foster, the prosecut-| : « r Ubel charges against Voliva, alleging| ing attorney, was that of Frank Will-| : 1 {the Zion leader called him “mean'iams and E. R. “Dick” Vance, who folio. u | names.” Voliva found guilty. {testified that they were dealers em: not ————. ployed at the club. Williams and — T , b ~ Vance are sald to have turned state's r a a a . 5 5 : evidence because Tobin let them lan in | + | tingly 1 selves ‘Campaign Office Will Be Open Until That Hour, TWO HURT hi AUTOMOBILE guish in jail after the raid: while he ipavees 2 sg Than a Million in Membership toned 4 6 himself promptly bailed out, ales ben os a8, : ( pi eee urin — S $ And Any Subscriptions Brought in or Mailed TURNS OVER IN PLINGE:.. oo . R 8 af es Harding’s Pastor Says ai Spe : 4 Sheek , 5 . eport > S$ s Procres Before the Time Limit Will Count in Balloting. OWN HLL NEAR CASPER WHISPERING CAMPAIGN | pork pea ell for Nation’s Progress. Monday the biggest vote offer of the} everyone an equal chance to work up | FOR CHICAGO MAYORALTY: . WASHINGTON, March 31.—(United Press).—Baster| ‘n'a of entire campaign goes out of effect.|to the Inst minute. Go to it! If you roe a m finds the churches of America stronger than ever before in ,..\{o." Bees. wit tal eae Neer/again will subscriptions count| are ever going to do anything bie for | Plunging down Slate hill at a sens |the history of the country as the result of record-breaking |... t be aus for so many votes; in fact, from Mon-| yourself {n this campalgn—DO IT| that was accelerated by tho welght | acce i istical year, Arthur wnbirs ee ee trae cate See Mon | rane Bag OTD ORs ee eeMlnaer ity the ciaee DRAWING NEAR ITS END) apes mone pest aky GH: statistical year, Arthur D. Hunger- ery tY schpaule rapidly decreases. Monday|ends Monday nie 7 tire, ness of the grade, the Bulck auto ' | es e Federal Council of Churches stated today. night at 10 o'clock is the final hour to | campaign ives? be thi tras | tiene a | Figures collected from all denominations showing an get the maximum number of votes | uted in a few short weeks npletely over saveral times anti) CHICAGO, March | creane, of 1,220,428 members last year) era c + of every subscription secured, All| Candidates today are working with| Was practicaily destroyed while| pering - campaign” in bagolailich 60 Der cent, more..shan} Joined. f persons in the office on or before that | might and main ns the end of the Smith recelyed injuries that have|mayoralty fight was on full blast to- | !0U# bodies during any of the Aer é hapa ete ea! hour will, be waited on and their sub-| vote period comes in sight been undetermined and Mrs, Belle} night. Preceding years, shows that the Unit-| {ous a ad March scriptions will be credited on the frist|shou'd not rest, One should r {-; Bennett tha other occupant of the} With Willlam Dever, Democ @d States “has not entered a 1 ated. 7 period schedule tate. If « there was a (ime th) car suffered a fracture of the collar 1 Arthur CG. Lueder, Republican, | % Unmodiiness’ aa the result e , ; = postmark not later thar Consider again rerioun' nes ot ror pporters Inte | th Amer . day, will also count on| value of the six biggest f un dattended i wv, Hy Ite] ery: th h h tle 4 ‘ the first period schedule. This gtv: (Continued on Page ‘Two) | Lathe forbidden" inues. froin the rch to an 1 Two.) T we 5 . on Page Twa) Appeal In Criminal creek, stiff Seven minor defendants were ac em r the law. quitte | influenc f the “Men are apt to make mistakes i ; Sentence probably will not be im-] exan and there is always a chance to re- Overseer Of Zion City May posed by Judge Ferdinand A Gee Becoming alarmed, they pent and be saved. I believe I will ‘until late in April or early in May. rT kidnapper plunged his