Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 3, 1925, Page 2

(HUNG PEOPLE INDER TAMUST | Enforcement Ordinance Is Authorized | FATHER HELD FOR KILLING First Degree Murder Charges Preferred Against Denver Physician Accused Of Killing Crippled Daughter. DENVER, Colo., March 8.—First degree murder} charges were filed against Dr. Harold EB. Blazer, retired physician, at Littleton, near here today, in connection with the death of his invalid daughter, Hazel Blazer, 32 years} hold. | «| a | ‘| — MUSIGAL PROGRAM 15 ENJOYED BY IRL | RESERVES OF CASPER > Hear Wagner } Blazer is alleged to have end he Roy ed his daughter's life by Bishop and his wife lived] Blazer me. detai of that #aid the physician, “when ter found dead in t clear. of the “The noon,”* bi daugh bed be I cannot seem to} jappenings of that I E after ise wa de} me re da “I foved the girl dearlry and had no reason for taking her life and If} { am responsible for her death, I murdered her in a fit of temporary insanit Dr are nc all did wre nfession Harold £ t Aight in thé first extend nt he has made singe his Hazel, was. f slawer I lazer sald he had been sub lapses n | fect temporary and for that. reasen his practi¢é. He sald that during val career he had memory up knc 1 and deform her as a girl Authori at knew Ad gr sons whd would'haté been better off had they digd;ip thelr infancy eldimed at wn en suftc d by t Attorney Stone 4 suburb where , sald that a war. father with first Served to but fie had ever - felt] his child-woman di that about way He enjoyed herself, enjoyed her nd while she could neither walk nor help herself she knew at| m all tir what w and I believe she enjo When it was intimated that he ght be shamming loss of memory nd that he might ba shrewd enough to mislead the dlthorities, he sald food ewspaper men was lying er recov his brother op, said were nd his own life en polson, Bishop} “If am not shrewd nor ani“l clev- and the thirdjer. 1 will have to abide by a de shing his cision of a jury w is made 'NHIUAAL CROWD POURING INTO WASHINGTON FOR GREAT EVENT (Cominued From un in the aft Mes car h Page One) noon, If the rried through they should howers begin, 12:30. p. m.—Enitire officlal party moves out to’ the inaugural platform on the capitol plaza where President Coolidge takes the oath and delivers his inaugural address, mo r t c over before the s' : . of brevity and] 1p. m.—President, accompanied by ; Margaret ‘ftockewell | exo, by Mr. Cooltdge| cavalry escort, returns to White it 1 ¢ Protzman | hi office program | House for buffet luncheon Pe Sey ee toad) concluded by mid-after. 140 p. m—President takes hi Charlotte Cart] ; {s the & of the in| place in reviewing stand in front of n t . Jaugural f t lly drags | the White House.to witness the pass ma O'Malley} it the ceremony uf ning, and | ing of the inaugural parade, oceupy- The Bubt fig” = thia-time'there will be sin thé} ing bout an hour and bringing the Don Stanley | pageant only for the governors of | officiat 1 to @ close, The Club] states and their staffa and lesa than A speci: form, with tts floor ee 10,000 soldiers, saflors and marines| resting on the top‘step of the long 4 r the Brit-} assembled from posts nearby. About| flight which leads to. the main east sent m1 9,000 people will be seated in the| ern entrance to the capitol, was built “ -| stands on the eapito) plaza ¢o' see | to accommodate the president and # of t al} Mr, Coolldge take the oath of office | few others who will be about bim ¢ V e]on his g er ble and seal y | \ Gleamy Mass of Hair 5c “Danderine” does Wonders Any Girl's Hair when hé repeats after Chiet-Justice Taft the presidential oath of office, This platform alone {* covered as a protectian against inclerheht weather its frescoed roof supported, by steel standards, cased in white Wood pil- lars to complement: the stone collon ade of the capitol building {tseif. Below, on a wooden flooring rais- @d barely a. foot above the street level, are spread out the 8,500 seats that haye been providedsfor-govern ment officials and their families and near friends. The broad éxpanse of bis obligation by to the first cha which. describe the baptism of Je- Sus by-Jobn the Baptist. Another 4,000 will have places in the review: ing stand at the White House, but along Pennsylvania Avenue there will be standing room: only for the thousands who will gather there to cheer the state and national digni- taries and fighting men as they pass along in the footsteps of the at inaugural pageants of the pressing his lips of St. John, c the Capitol Plaza stretches. out be- Except for the opening scenég it Is| yond ta provide Btanding room for impossible to measure by the clock |the thousands beside who are ox the course of tomorrow repetition ét| pected to gather there on Wednes- the quadrennial drama of inaugura- | day tor If everything progresses In the evening there will be a smoothly, however, and no last mih:| charity ball—but not: an inaugural ute legislative angle upsets thé ex-| ball. Most of the dignitaries. who pe ns of officials, the day's would attend an-insugural ball, if there were one, probably will be there, including Vice President and M Dawes, Prapident Coolidge, how- will be spending the evening quietly-at home with Mrs. Coolidg going to bed early in order that he may get up ¢ next morning and go to work again, Of all those who have to do with eve will: move o ff about as fol- ico President Dawes riment at the New | Willard Hotel for the White House. 11 —President and ecom: ngress leave thi Coolidge Dawes, mmittee of escort, the capito! the impressive ceremony which {yal at the cap-|marke an inauguration, President tt es room | Coolidge h If seems least ton ni and | cerned about it preeld € gO to the It is business as usual at the , dent's White House toda & cabinet ses n sior a conferer with the Whi s administered t. Retiring Pres. ns of the senate makes Se adjourns sine t Cumn ident calls elivers his New senators are UNITED JEWELRY SHO! 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TONIGHT PRES, GODLDGE sss. | | Brunswick night will be by radio fans beginning when five leading sta res, and middle west ast the Brunswick hour contest concerts enjoye this event: at 7 o'cloc tions in t will broa of music memor direst from the company's recording laboratories at New York, Station KYW, Chicago, {s the nearest for lo- cal reeption and if le condi at is in ast Pre-Inauguration Con- ference Held At ' White House WASHINGTON, March 3—Charles Dawes, vice president-elect, here to take the oath of office tomorro called upon President Coolidge today vor: tions prevail an unusual tre prospect. This is the second month of the contest staged by this encourage more thor ution and understand also designe for the pre-inauguration conference tl ul possi | which {s customary between the through the leader neoming administra: | a bination an outstanding tion. Achievement, the Brunswick Ttadi General Daw first called at the| ola, ive thourand dollars in cash White House, proper, where he wa8| awards will be made during the | oloséted with Mr, Cooledge for | month to the winner: memory | considerable time and later the two] contest, the grand prize be $1,000. went to the executive offices to- In high spirts; General Dawes ex- changed banter with Senators Bdge Selections and artists for each con. cert must be named, Blanks may be secured at the © s EC. Wella Mu- sia store here. Republican, New Jersey and Ship: ee stead, armer-Labor, Minnesota, FATAL AG f | j ENT when ft the president's office, His subject was the duties he Is to t ui ussume as presiding officer of senate. Ho said he was practicing the speech | HELO UNAVOIDABLE BY CORONER'S INQUEST y morning | which he was to be Used When he took the gavel, | “For what purpose dees the gentle- man ¢ He demanded of th ng Coolidge after the visit es was Immediately ab- heavy route of bust! nt upon the termination ngressional session of Mr sorbed: in ness inc’ of the ¢ hine ‘ ided off the highway 6 ma apmeted, sto. and turtl MARIETTA, Ohio, March 3—Mar-:| came to his death ax the result of a fettay the birthplacd of Charles G.|tnavoidable accident, a coroner's | Dawes, who tomorrow will become | jury decided yesterda vice president of the United States, The jury which met at the office will present him with a gavel, fash | o¢ County Attorney Georgo A. Wee- | foned like the Dawes campaign pipe | aol) 1 the verdict er a and made from thé Plano stool On| few moments deliberation. It was which General Dawes ag a boy prac-|ehown by witnesses that road | ticed long hours at the pianc where the Jent occur was | The gavel, made at the order of} very slippery from snow which had | Marietta post number 64, American | tajien earlier in the evening. ‘Testl: | Legion, has a gold plate on each | mony was introduced showing that | end with the engfaving on one end “Made from a Piano Stool used by Cc. G. D. as a Boy,” and on the other William Ramsay, driver of the fata! | car and also an employe of Mills, was blinded by the lights of an ap: end “To Legionnaire Charles G.| yroaching aut Dawes, Vice President of the Unit- ——_—__—>--. iB | ed States, March 4, 1925, Marietta RICES' Post No. 64, American Lgeton, Mar- HOG | fetta, Ohio.” A large legion badge is fastened SOAR HIGHER DENVE lo., March other riso in hog prices he to one end of the gavel Soviet Plans | —An toda Excavation for |'2 sussvon: wv co sisi. thi 346-pound weights and is the high OW, Margh 3—(By The As: | Press)—The fet govern: ment today took steps to excavate under the towers of the Kremlin for the famous hidden library of Ivan the Verrible (1€30-1584) sald to in- clude 800 volumes bound tn pure gold, and many Arabian, Persian, Asyrian and Byzantine manuscripts and parchments of priceless value, The existence of such a Mbrary has been known for centuries but its precise location las never been accurately determined. = House newspaper correspondents; | . lers; tourists gathering for the inau- gural ceremonies seeking a chance to shake hands with the president. The President and Mrs, Coolidge fre not concerned tn the eleventh hour confusion of moving. As one wag put it; “Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Coolfdge have renewed for four years REC. their lease on the handsome colon-| fal mansion at No. 1600 Pennsy! | A(OT-WATER RADIATO: vania Doctors Warn of makeshifts—Learn this way | ITH PRICES greatly reduced, your Heating and Plumbing dealer can | Salton of Avi i te op cote nt} now install either model ARCOLA (jack- ites, snd- guaranteed to bring’ fell eted or unjacketed) for a surprisingly Sites te. a4 hours or money back. No id t | day and trie ee Get Rinex small down payment. 'W sample 24-Hour 1 Peary par Srgweit "aaa th talento: This is our goal: To make ARCOLA and | owulak'Sl shen on fusarantee Fries ony eae hot-water radiator warmth so easy to | y back if not relieved 19° bours: j buy, that every lRkcords Gn Hatids. of | take smaller down payment! PRICES HAVE COLA APRINTS IR TT OF ANDI AE OBTANED | Police Department Hold Promise Fingerprints, mo: red by crim as the most efficacious method are the chief clue | y Police Lieut. Ray nder arrest the two who held up and} of the ito approximately | tr of crime detection Jed upon to bring erimina robbed the offi s Theater company of $3,000 on Sunday nigh Lieutenant Ideen said today that the records of fingerprints taken yes- terday from the safe and furniture in the executive office of the Rialto Idee laring theater where the robbery was stag: ed, had developed better than ex- pected and that the police how hope identity of and a ts from the fini W their lish the ords re posses tioned in connection with the rob: bery but were released when they proved their innocence to the author ities. At the ent time no one is investigation in re he Rialto rot emer res ENT VICTIM Io (MD AT REST TODWY § fron ducted the services and_bureal was veral suspects have been ques: | — TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1925 ecident Friday night, was held the ShafferGay chapel at 2 p'clock this afternoon. Mra. Hattie | Lambert of the Mills church con- made in Highland cemetery. eal CACHERELIS FUNERAL TOE HELO TOMORROW! erelis of South Wolcott street, will be held at the Shaffer-Gay chapel at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The A. Walson of the First irch will officiate » made in Highland Rev, Char! Presbyterian and burial wil! remetery Infant Child of} Midwest Residents, body of Margaret Klenne, of Mr. and Mra. 18 M The month-old inte M. Rlemne of } to Iowa Fa will be taken | for burial. fternoon fol The Shaffer-Gay c harge of arrangements. 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