Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 15, 1925, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE. O'CONNELL AND DOLAN, OUSTED GIANTS, MAY BE PROSECUTED UNDER NEW YORK STATE LAW NEW YORK, cution of J Mr. W. Wyatt, “T gained 25 pe reeling fine mend sIcM 15,—Prompt ; Banton, if Commissioner Landis pre O'Connell Hal part in the sents evidence of a crime committed » in violation of a New York te covering such offenses. andal was promised | , ic Attorney Joab secre eo aad Sk District Attorney Bariton made this statement when his attention FOR WEAK LUNGS | was called to publication of a sec code which specifically fies baseball bribery or at tempted felony pun i I ent for not WASHINGT! ing opened tod: the Interior on the application of the | belong in fact to tho Salt River As Verde river irrigation and power | sociationg. district, of Arizona, for the exten- sion of another year of its develop-| When You Feel a Cola Coming On Extension of the permit {s being | te contested by members of the Salt} tack of Grip or Influenza. A Safe Che Casper Daily Cribune as a unit of the Salt River project. A summary of the case, read by I | Assistant Secretary Tinney, stated that Verde interests declare they are entitled to the extension for fi- nancing purposes because of the good falth they have shown in mak- ing extensive engineering surveys and authorizing a bond-issue-of $23,- 000,000. The summary added that the Salt River group asserts that, the Verde district has had ample {time to show progress and has fail. ed; thal it has no prospect of finane Jan, 15.—Hear-|ing the proposition and that water efore Secretary of | rights, claimed by the Verde distric + Which expires Feb: | Ti axative BROMO~- QUININE to work off the cause and 'y the system against-an at- Word was recelyed in Casper this mornir Wrencii, linotype operator for sev- eral year Union Print Springs treatinent for stomach trouble. Mr. Wrench had been in apparent paper business at Newcastle and A | working at his trade in Casper. 5 Deceased is survived’ by his father and a sister, residents of Chicago. )|uneral arrangements have been held up pending the arrival of these relatives, but interment will prob- sbly be in the Union Printers’ burlal plot at Colorado Springs. 1 } Yuma Project Appropriation Stricken Out WASHINGTON, “Jan. °15.—An ap- propriation of $200,000 for operation and completion of the Yuma irriga- vEnosed| tion project in Arizona, was elimi- the stomac! nd little} nated from the first deficiency ap- of the deoth of James R. on The Tribune, at the * Home in Colorado where he had gono for THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1925 port was presented to the senate, Senator Ashurst, Democrat, Arizona, began a fight to have the provision restored. All other senate changes made In the house bill were agreed to except those sections providing $50,000 for the pay of the president's agricul- tural commission and $50,000 for the expenses of the federal oi] conserva- tion board. House managers said they would have to refer these items to the house, for action, CENSOR FIRED FOR FLAYING OBSCENE FILM Ohio, told the National Motion Pio. ture conference here today, that sh» lost her job as chairman of the Ohio board of censors because she refus. ed to pass a picture for which shy had been offered a trip to Europ and a “fine automobile.” Motion picture officials she said, came “crawling on their knees to me to permit the showing of an obscene film," and money offers were ma in efforts to obtain approval of p tures that were “highly immoral.’ At one time, she declared, a “dead. ly acid” was placed in her office which “inflicted scars on me that I will carry to my grave.” Mrs. Snow's speech ‘was in reply to one delivered by Mrs. Robbins Gilman, assistant secretary of the women's co-operative alliance of Minneapolis, in which she charged censorship does not accomplish the desired object. | | } Colds and Coughs ks of the New York State Com mu live wes i bronchial | 4 iewtinone then water users associa and Proven Remedy. ‘The box bears e was held out for his recovery.|propriation bill today by the house tt stubb ullin: ny Cas » fine of: not ‘more and other Verde project should be developed Adv. s, which contend the ture of E. 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