Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 23, 1925, Page 7

THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1925 ~TNJUNCTION IN °|TW0 SLAIN IN OALE OF onIPS FINALLY DENIED Pacific Mail Steam- ship Company Fails To Block Program. WASHINGTON, Apri] 23,—Thé final order dismissing the plea of the Pacific N hip company for an injunc the ship- ping board was 5 tice Hitz in t the District of C ; Ce , Mail they wou to their decisic to restrain t mating its type shir preme court of said ourt later as further effort @ beard from cohsum o of the five President now operated by that to the Dol ‘ests ve the order w Jenied added the phrase ’ to the dismissal de- he order enter an . This today. appeal to t appes > court of app not forthcoming LANE HANGAR AT MAIL FE AECKFO AGI High Wind Tears Down Another Section at Cheyenne. f the filmsy e ly erected at*the Chey field last year, after of ha and ma- cilities by fire, was wind Wednesday ections of the own down. Ore with a capacity for housing 1 building now is hous iy two. arily ‘are the ip was removed hangar enne air mail the destruction chine shop leveled by Twice previ 3 structure had been t iginall local field. One from t wind seven ships on the field with ables attached to steel oil drums. A few hours before Wednesda. accident Harry W. Huking, superin- tendent of the Cheyenne division of the air mail, had departed for Omaha to submit to C. F, Egge, gen- eral superintendent, plans for the erection here of three “unit” han- gars, each with a capacity for hous- ing four ships, and a machine shop, and also plans for enlargement of the office building at the field. Estt- mates by Cheyenne contractors indi- t these improvements can be made for about 000. SHIP SINKING > INVESTIGATED NEW YORK, April 23—The Ja- Panese consulate general here is ob- taining all information possible in regard to the’ loss of 38 lives in the sinking of tne Japanese freighter Raifuku Maru off Halifax on Tues day. 12 1 today kusal Kisen Raifu Ma Whit ¢ were anchored Japanese consul general t officials of the Ko- Kaisha, owners of the with the id of the owners of He no late pted resc exon. berts from the a few hysterical passen- directors will, of course, pay serious atten to these com plaints, but they not say thing. Captain is one of the hi; D ored com- n ur y would t inclined accept the judgment of his 40 years rather tha excited hat contradictory criti than half passen- Passengers arrived Homeric who expres ast vision among the passen was abe some saying would to launch other stating ave been -impossibh Homerte's life boats t eved some lives r 1 had the bo: the rafts set vessel WOMAN ADMITS AXE KILLING CHICAGO, Aprft 23,—Carlgs Ponzo, 29, wag slain with an axe by Mrs. Jennie Stremagliia, she informed the police today. » said killed Ponzo after 1 te she { | | | MEXICAN DUEL ATFOURPACES MEXICO CITY, April 23.—Facing each other with pistols at only four ards distant, Carlos Carrijo, an electrical engineer, and Prof. Jose Izquirdo shot each other to death yesterday, The duel was arranged when the men quarreled over the details af the work of a special com- mission from the aldermantc council of the city of Tacuba, a suburb of Mexico City, of which they were membe Preferred Claim On Defunct Bank Is Before Court A petition by W, L. McGuire, osiver of the Bank of Salt Creek, asking that the be permitted to pay C. H. Reeder $259.66 as a preferred | claim against the bank was allowed | yesterday in district.court by Judge | Bryant S. Cromer. The petition stat. ed that Reeder deposited the money on January the day the bank closed its doors. Fleet Illumination Presents Stirring Scene in San Francisco Bay Rain and Sno Ww | The Casper Dally Cribune ~ PAGE SEVE Visit Montana Temperature Takes Fall Last Night as| Storm Sweeps Over Region North of Here; 14 Inches at Butte HELENA, Mont., April 28.—With the storm center over | | Montana this morning, the state is receiving heavy rains and slush which have been most pronounced in the western part and are now moving east. Continued precipitation is predicted by the weather bureau. Helena, with 1.02 inches ANTI-AIRCRAFT FIRE IMPROVED WASHINGTON, April Through intensive training the navy hag not only increased tho efficiency of anti-aircraft fire, but Is on the threshold of ordnance developments in antiaircraft guns, expected to increase the range. accuracy and ef- fectiveness of such fire, A new five inch weapon, represent- ing a considerable advance over the Present three-inch gun, has reached an advanced point of development, and a number will be installed on the battleship Maryland late this summer when she is overhauled, At the same time she will be given a system of fire control for the guns. The’ equipment on battleships at present does not include a fire con: trol system for such weapons. Reports which became available today for the first time are regard- ed at the navy department as demon: strating that navy anti-aircraft fire an important factor in repelling , plane attacks, despite the views some aviation officials to the con- | trary. Since last June, the navy has con- ducted tests which resulted in hits against sleeve targets towed by air- planes in 48 per cent of attacks. The firing was part of a regular practice course carried out in the West In- dies, off California and at other points. The targets, however, were only one eleventh the size of the wings section of a naval bombing plane, and one-half the slze of the fusilage. that Secretary Wilbur believes that had actual planes been | s would have been made in | nt of the attacks. FFICERS TO BE ARRAIGNED WASHINGTON, April 23.—Orders were signed today by Secretary Wil- bur for the court martial of six offi- cers on charges growing out of the raid on the naval transport Beaufort at Norfolk, Va., February 24, when quantity of liquor was seizod upon its arrival from the West Indies, British Lead In Motorbike Industry Now ~The the British motoreycle beaten the American ds the world d States, which in 1918 ntrol of this branch industry has gone race, the paper says, giving place to Great Britain, which during the r will produce 140,000 , motoreyc compared with America’s 48,000 last year Crude Is Cut | In Louisiana| esent ye Daily | SHREVEPORT, La., April 23. The Standard Of! company of Louls: lana announced that effective today , ude will 26 cents precipitation in the 24-hour period ending at 6 o'clock this morn ing leads the state. Missoula, west af the continental divide, reports 80 ineh for the period. Other stations show yarying amounts. Showers and rains of considerable amount have been frequent in Mon: tana during the have added greatly to the pre of the agricultural and industries, livestoc BUTTE April teen inches of snow havo fz the vicinity of Butte since 6 o'clock last evening, It is one of the heaviest snowfalls on record here, Traffic was partially interrupted here this forenoon. Mont., AT FALL ompanied by is and a similar drop ir northern and centra} Montana, lig rainfall Wednesday and during th sht, precipitation in Great Falls forthe 24-hour perioe ending at 6 o'clock this morning was .61 of an inch, Approximately the same amount was reported from Shelby, Conrad, Sweet Grass and Havre. lo Baby Grands Are Shipped By Airplane| | MINEOLA, N. Y., April 23.—A biplane loaded with two baby grand planos, and carrying six men, left Roosevelt field today for Washington. 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