Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 9, 1924, Page 10

PAGE TEN. MAN HELO FOR LATE SHOOTING Speaker Gillett To Che Casper Daily Cribune SUMMARY OF NIGHT NEWS PROVIDES BOND Ran For The Senate WASHINGTON, May 9.—Speaker Frederick H. Gillett of the house has decided to become a candidate for the Republican nomination for senator from Massachusetts. The speaker reached his decision after several conferences with Massachusetts Coolidge. Fred Keefer Is Given Release; Comrade in Trouble in Jail. after he had visited the White Hi this morning. He will seek election to the place now held by Valsh, Democrat. : the past week the speaker n an almost daily visitor at utive offices and also has onferred frequently with William M. Butler, Republican national com- mitteeman for Massachusetts and manager of Mr. Coolidge’s campaign for the presidency. He also has talked over the Massachusetts sit. uation with Frank Stearns, a close friend and political adviser of the president. A decision 1s understood to have een hastened by the announcement night by Governor Channing Cox that he would not be a candi- for the senatorship. Previous- there had been indications that Fred Keefer, one of the two young men charged with assault with a dendly weapon as the result cf the hol¢ap and shooting of Mrs. Marie Bell at Layoye a month ago, was re- leased this morning on bond of $1,000. Mrs. Be'l, who was shot in the leg accicen' y during the hold up, recovered ly from the gun- shot wound. She lost $100 in cash and a diamond ring Keefer's bond v his mother, Mrs. © from her home at Huron, obtain her son's freedom. & arranged by |t «no camo 8. D., date J. ¥. Harr the second of the | !y two men involved, is still in jail, |Some of those high in the Coolidge f ‘The trial of the two men will be dur- | Counsels here hoped the governor ; ing the fall term of court would enter the race. Keefer {s represented by M. F.| Repfesentative Dallinger has { 4 Ryan. sued a statement saying he was . in the running for sen- uis A, Coolidge, a former ry of the Treasury, u candidate _* $7,000 RODE DLAST NIGHT 10 BUILDING -FUND OF PRESBYTERIANS house from the tts dist his sixteenth gontinuous erms constituting a record of un broken service not equalled by any ot sentative now in office. speaker since 1919, but d to that post last fall New subscriptions to the Presby. long deadlock forced by fight of the terian building fund continue to| the insurgent Republi. come in daily. Last night the can ans against the party organiza vassers reported two new subscr on tion: sunting to $7,000 including His withdrawal from the house, . two of $500 each, four of $400, after March 4, next, regarded ranging from $200 to $300, and ma inty No matter how the s smaller gifts from friends of the} ¢,¢ al situat ion develops, means church. The team captains and their] realignment of the party organiza d canvassers will meet | nd probably a r Follette fi quested to have as complete reports | e. The total sub-| scribed in over $80,000, with a large number cf prospects yet to be seen The canvassers are meeting cour- teous responses who greatly ap- preciate the cooperation of the mem bers and friends of the church, 4 ryone seems to recognize the urgent need of better church build now 4 ings, and the willingness to help is a matter of encouragement to the canvas: —— Man and Bride . 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Speakership booms, in the event. of a Republican majority in the next house already are developing also for Representative Longworth of Ohio, the present Republican floor leader and others. PERSIAN ROW RESULTS FROM OIL LEASING MOSCOW, May 9.—Russian news agency report from Teheran declare that the movement against the pres- ent dynastic regime in Persia serving as the cloak for a scheme to upset the Sinclair ofl concessions in northern Persia, control of which is dered by the Royal Dutch and a French company said to be sponsored by the Stancard Oil . ‘The dispatches say the question of taking the oath to the present Persian parliament is being urged in order to intensify the anti-dyn- ustic sentiment with a view to blocking, parliamentary ratification of th Sinclal oncessions. The. prem . howe is energeticall, demanding approval of the Ameri can concessions and striving to bring in agreem factions. eh eee oe Expert watch and jewelry repair- ng. Casper Jewe'ry Co., O-S Bldg. DOBBIN REALTY CO. Have Lots in All Parts of the | City On Easy Terms. Suite 11 Zuttermeister Bldg. l East 2nd St. We C political leaders here, including those in charge of the national campaign of President A formal statement announcing his candidacy was prepared at Mr. Gillett’s office U.S. Consulate At Newcastle Is Reopened NEWCASTLE, England, May 9.— (By The Associated Press}—The im- broglio over the American consulate at Newcastle, which has caused so many heartburnings since the clos- ure of the consulate nearly two years ago was satisfactorily settled when C. R. Nasmith, the new American consul, called officially on the Lord Mayor as a preliminary to the reopening of the offices. —s» 2? 2 Wyoming Motorway ? ? ? WASHINGTON—President _ Cool- idge and Sir Esme Howard, British pledged anew the traditional friend- ship of the American and Canadian peoples when a painting entitled “President Harding in Canada, was presented by the Vancouver Sun. CINCINNATI—Hearing on habeas corpus proceedings begun by M. 8. Daugherty, brother of the former at- torney general, for his release after service on him of a warrant charg- ing contempt of the senate, was postponed until next Thursday. VERA CRUZ—Fourteen persons | were buried under a huge landslide in the village of Misantla, near Jalapa. ARLINGTON MASS — Genera Nelson Monroe, nephew of President Monroe, and a veteran of the Mexi- can and Civil wars, died, aged 99 years. PARIS—Thleves entered the dress. fmg room of the American Olympic Rugby Football team at the Colom- of all their valuables. SACRAMENTO—Loss in Call fornia from the foot and mouth ee STIMULANT. 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Denny, EB. H. Ellis, R. G. Nel- son, Byron. Sessions, Mrs. Thomas Bishop. The Democrats have selected as their delegates to the state conven- tion at Casper the following: Leroy Joyce and W. F. Griffin, of Grey- bull; Reyn Leedom and Harvey Har- ris, of Lovell; Thos. M. Hyde, H. R. FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1924. aeee Insist - get ‘NUCOA the high grade spread for bread. Armeling, R. B, Landfair and A. W. pure coconut “hy Cons, of Basin; A. W. Webh, of ji] ftville; Wr refined peanut oi sarees Wm. Agee, of Burling- ilk, and th t's all bes stadium and robbed the players pi ek $n AP ly ls ts “DOBBIN REALTY CO. ‘Now Located in Zuttermeister Bldg, East 2nd St, (Special to Tribune) BASIN, May 9.—Those represent- ing the Republican party of Big Horn county at the state convention at Lander will be: P. P. Anderson, A._H. Kriss H. C. Brome, R. 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