Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIX. NINE KILLED * IN TRAGEDIES ON RAILROADS tee The any Wreck And Six Killed at Crossing. ATLANTA, Ga, June 19.—Three men are known to have been killed and probably many others injured in a collision between southbound passenger train No, 3 and a freight on the N. C. and St, L. railroad early today near Adairsville, Ga,, according to reports here. TOLEDO, O., June 19,—Three ‘women, a man and two children were instantly killed today when a westbound Lake Shore interurban limited demolished the automobile in which they were riding. Tho accident occurred ten miles east of Toledo. The dead: Andrew Peterson and wife. Mrs. 8S. Hendrickson. Mrs. Emil Hendrickson and her two children, four and two years old, All resided in Sandusky, Ohio. Seek cae) MINE RIOT REPORTED MORGANTOWN, W. Va., June 19.—Sheriftt W. Yost of Monon- galia county, W Virginia, and a force of deputies were summoned to Brady, near here, today by officials of the Brady-Warner Coal corpora. tion, who reported that special mine ° ge officers, guarding the property, and Fascisti Held a number of union miners, were en- gaged in a battle there. MORGANTOWN, W. Unton hall fight early today guards BOOKED BY THE MOOSE) =. Snapp Brothers shows have been and will be brought here in August ivan Snapp, one of the owners of|in the affair and that great demon- the shows was in Casper yesterday for the purpose of tying up the| towns, pledging continued adhesion contract. Pionee: Va., June 19.—One man was wounded, the destroyed by fire and several houses occupied by miners were fired upon during a between — mine nd union miners at Brady, Sheriff W. M. Yost re-|nelli, former met torate of the Fascist party, been arrested in connection with the kidnaping and suspected slaying of | w; - Deputy | Matteott!. 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Address all essays to the contest editor in care of the Tribune, In addition to the ten cash prizes offered by the Tribune, the Credell Studio of this city, one of the adver- tisers is offering photographs in var- lous sizes and styles, of the winners of the contest, There's lots of reas- ons, kids, why you must not fail to submit an essay. In ‘and Out- M. Francols-Marsal, who has be: come known as the “half-hour minister" of France. Hardly had Francois-Marsal taken office than President Millerand announced his resignation and Francols-Marsal and his cabinet, followed by his entire cabinet, offered resignations. _—_—_—_—_ SUMMARY OF NIGHT NEWS BANGKOK.—The United States ymy aviators engaged in a flight ‘ound the world arrived from Saigon, French Indo-China. LOS ANGELES.—Five Chinese were shot to death in a tong war that broke out {n Mexicall, Mexico, says a dispatch to the Los Angeles Times. * Button Pressed By Coolidge to Start Big Plant WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1924, N. Montant!, was signed by Supreme Court Justice Wagner who heard the divorce testimony two weeks ago. MINEOLA, June 19.—Country wide weather reports received up to NEW YORK, June 19—Beverly| riaatternoon’ indicated that favor, D. Harris, former banker, today wat} able conditions would probably exist awarded an om Blaine Lee 2i-tris, tomorrow fov Lieutenant Russe Ransinenhrtom ypeine 1-90. Maughan’s dawn to dusk flight Supreme Court Justice Waser sritchel Field to San Francisco, AUSTIN, Texas, June 19.—An award of $7,500 has been made by the Texas industrial accident board for the death of Miss Martha Mans. fleld, moving picture actress, burned while making a picture at San Antonio, several months ago. The money is to ce pald in installments of $20 to her mother. The first in. stallment was sent today, AMERICAN ACE SHES LIFE IN LEAP TOEARTH Parachute Descent Is Made by Pilot When Plane Burns. DAYTON, O., June 19.—Lieuten- ant John A. MacReady, veteran of the American non-stop cross coun- try flight, last night escaped death by making a parachute jump from his airplane when it burst into flames at an altitude of 1,500 feet near here. ‘When the plane hit the earth, the crash brought huNtdreds of people to the scene, who stood by helpless: ly while the heat from the’ burn. ing wreck kept them at a distance from which they were unable to rescue the pilot whom they believed to be imprisoned in the flames. As the embers of the flames smouldered away, permitting search of the wreckage for the body of pilot, Lieutenant MacReady pushed through jhe crowd and said he had landed safely about a quarter of a mile away, floating to an easy land- ing. The veteran filer did not appear shaken by his experience. ——$——»—_——_ POSTAL TRIKE xx SOO UA XX xX fay are furnishing hot water to apart- ments of all sizes—from the popular two-family, or “duplex,” KIXXIX to the large residential hotels. 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Later any many workers returned to their jobs but a considerable number were said to have stayed out with the result that the service was hampered. ——————_ WOOL CLIP {3 MOVING HERE AT GOOD PRICE Prices Ranging From 32 To 35 Cents Paid in Natrona. TIRES and TUBES "NOTE THE FOLLOWING PRICES: TIRES Clincher Fabrie __. Clincher Fabric Clincher Cord .. Blue Pennant Defender Although a large tonnage still re- mains in the hands of the growers, a considerable quantity of wool has been sold by Natrona county sheep- men during the last week and reli- able sources are authority for the statement that increased interest is being manifested by buyers. Prices pald Have ranged from a low of 32 cents to a high of 35% cents, but offers of 36 cents have also been made. Recent reports from the Boston market reflected no little uncertainty and the demand here is encouraging t6 growers. 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