Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 15, 1924, Page 7

THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1924. Che Casper Onaily Cridune _ PAGE SEVEN. NOTEDTRENGH |Senate Solon _Is Exonerated WASHINGTON, Iiay 14.—A report exonerating Sena- tor Wheeler, Democrat, Montana, “from any and all vio- lation” of the statutes under which he was indicted at Great Falls, Mont., has been submitted to the senate by Chairman Borah of the special committee which investi- gated the charges against him. . DIPLOMAT DEAD PARIS, May 15.—(By The Asso: elated Press.)}—Baron d’Esterouneles de Cnostant, senator for Sarthe and one of the most noted proponents of international disarmament, is dead. Baron Esternouneles de Constant, who was born in 1854, was for some years in the diplomatic service, fill- ing posts in Tunis, Montenegro and Holland. Together with Leon Bourgeois he represented France at The Hague conference of 1899. One of his first public pronouncements in favor of supression of armaments was in 1905, when in a speech in the senate he urged the military and naval dis- armament of the European states. In 1909 he shared in the Nobel Peace Prize with M. Beernaert. He veslted the United States several times and in 1911 toured the country extensively, delivering addresses on “the uselessness of war,” and the benefits of arb: Mion. Whi strongly opposed t: e World war, he took a lively interest in the French effort, especially in the de- fense against the German submarine warfare. He also was warm in his praise of the American participation. He was one of the first to see the possibilities of a league of nations and late in 1918 submitted a draft plan for such a league to Premier Clemenceau. Billy Sunday To Rochester CHAMPAIGN, Ill., May 15.—Rev. WwW. A. “Billy” Sunday, passed through here on his way to Rochester, Minn.,, from Memphis, Tenn., for treatment. He had passed a fairly comfortable night and his temperature was almost nor- mal. His general condition was re somewhat improved, and he was standing the trip well. Goodrich Silvertown CORD — There is no lux ury in the cost of Silvertown Cord Tires. The luxury ig all in the per- formance. . . - {[“BEST IN THE LONG RUN™{I DOBBIN REALTY CO. , Now Located in Zuttermeister Bldg, East 2nd St, Salesmen—Fishermen—Tourists RENT-A-NEW-FORD Hour—Day or Week RATE $1.00 Per Hour——10-Mile Limit $10.00 Per Day (24 Hours)—100 Mile Limit 1214c Per Mile Above Limit AUTO SERVICE CO. 135—-137 N. Wolcott A. C. Keyes The report which was signed by four of the five members of the committee, ‘was confined to the question of Wheeler’s guilt or inno- cence, and made no mention of the indictment, Senator Sterling, Republican, South Dakota, dissented from the Proceedings against Senator Wheel- er, Democrat, Montana, under indict- ment in his home state, despite the senator’s exoneration by a senate committee. Attorney General Stone sald today © saw no reason for a change in committee majority's views as to|the department's attitude and that {ts functions, holding that {t was|MO reason appeared for dismissing not instructed to pass upon the guilt or innocence of Senator Wheeler but upon the question of whether the indictment was justified or, as charged on the floor by the Montana member, was the result of the right to submit WASHINGTON, May 15.— The justice department will continue its YOUTHS HELD FOR THEFTS ‘Walter Willison, James Willison and Lawrence Morre, three youths about 15 years old, were arrested last night charged with having stol- en three horses and threo saddles. They are said to have had the ani- mals and the saddles in their pos- session when they were apprehended by the sheriff's office. The horses belonged, to A. A. Sie- gel, teaming contractor, and the saddles to John Bryan, well known Natrona county rancher. AFRICAN METHODIST CHURCH CONFERENCE HELD AT LOUISVILLE The Twenty-seventh General Con- ference of the African Methodist Episcopal church opened yesterday at the Armory building, Sixth and Walnut streets, Louisville, Ky. More ‘han seven hundred delegates, bis- hops, general officers, college presi- lents, deans and army chaplains have met for the purpose of hearing and passing upon reports for the past four years, to revise the Disci- Dling and to otherwise plan for the turther development and usefulness of the great African Methodist Epis- copal church, The A. M. B. church s the largest and wealthiest organ- lzation in the world that is owned 1d controlled by Negroes, It har 7,500 preachers, 750,000 members, 96 annual conferences, 400 presiding elders, and 18 bishops. The quad- rennial address was delivered by Bishop John Hurst of the Eleventh Episcopal District. Rey. Dr. R. 8. Jenkins, was elected Chief Secretary and empowered to appoint his as- sistants, which he did by choosing thirty-five leading members of the conference. The conference will be in session for three weeks. Italian Prince Is Secured to Address Grads DENVER, Colo. May 15.—Prince Don Gelasce Caetani, Italian am- bassador to United States, who is to deliver the commencement ad- dress of the graduation ceremony at the Coloruée School of Mines to- morrow, arrived today from V/ash- iugton. He was accompanied by his secretary, Count Roger! Di vii lonova. The distinguished parcy was ‘welcomed 10 the state by the Italian consul of Culorado, state of- ficials, representacives of a number f Italian societies in Denver and members School o! Prince Caetan! was escorted to a al hotel where he will make his heudquarters. At noon today he was to be the guest of honor at a luncheon given by the Mile High club. Later this afternoon, he will be formally welcomed to the Italian colony of Denver. A monster parade participated in by all of the Italian societies of the city assisted by rep- resentatives of societies outside of Denver, will precede him in his trip to north Denver, Following out- door exercises he will address the loca: I in Mount Carmel hall dll nes Ser of the Mines. faculty of the ‘The 44-hour week will be a leading subject of consideration at the com-| ing biennial convention tn Chicago of the International Brotherhood of Bookbinders. Peal lanai tlie nacroent Cal! the Tribune for highway in formatio: S: Phone 2370 the proceedin WAGE MEETING IS CONCLUDED CHICAGO, May 15.—A conference on new wages and working rules for approximately 65,000 engineers and firemen on western railroads was definitely ended Tuesday with- out arriving at an agreement after a deadlock since Monday. An ap- peal to the United States railroad labor board to-assume jurisdiction on the dispute should an interrup- tion of commerce occur was taken by the committee of railroad man- agers. 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