Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 26, 1925, Page 1

hie Casper Sunday Trifnuw VOLUME 34 e MAIN NEWS SECTION ~ CASPER, , WYOMING, ING, SUNDAY, APRIL 26, fesse 2) OS ae MA fi MAIN “NEWS SECTION <A NO. 39 RAIL CAR SLAYER JAILED -HINDENBURG FAVORITE IN ELECTION face ae GLASHES OCCUR ‘Moving Day” Dawns for Oil (INCEAT S\N) aac CONFESSES TO IN GERMAN AS F cel Town, of Old Lavoyels FIANNED a _ ; VOTING NERS er ae | Buildings Wheeled| : 4 = ] Andrew Harrison, of | : a Douglas, Murdered to New Locations oe By Preston Reves Feeling Runs High i | se : h ! | by the Owners | Thirty - Ee Hep vs a { Election Contest || Ee ae woo TN le Be si ale ties | Are Chosen for a | Of Ardmore, Okla. i ‘ : tame Ps: : % , “Moving Day” has arrived | Or anization r a NORT oL AT Due Today. : ue J for Lavoye. The old .town| 8 inizatio 1 : : ‘ April oe bei By CARL D. GROAT | : : numbered and much of the| , Geerse Vroman post No. 2 of th . . | te Acree Oe still lives, but its days are American Legion is t ‘ i re 1 at the request of C (United Press Staff Correspondent.) sensed bustle and activity now in bitore Casper Ka per, Wyo., officials tonight, BERLIN, April 25.—Fore- ‘ 2vidence in preps ation for | and largest concert 2 r sonfessed or ding to the q a ES al ra < 3 . ‘ ~ e L ids of the Thirty-five carefully e . a yr. | tocal + ie shadowing what may be ex- eae ue: fel haarea) "Atos aig ee o Sle © ian pected on the morrow, minor es ; fies ; 3 ay. {cay ft Aponte yt 1 oan clashes occurred today in v , several parts of Germany | 3 1 [ unities a ef + hat are bidding ase in| between supporters of Gen- | siti EGnnten don ithe fel eral Von ‘Hindenburg and. Former : opulous town oil drills will soon be | Chancellor’ Marx, opposing candi-| | s Ci | ing out gas 1 and only date for the presidency in tomor. j See | ale eat nen * . 7 the memories of one of the most ‘ 1 | : ; picturesque oil fields that has ever | row’s election. «xisted will rer the city ha fi new Lavoye} gion men thriving towr 1 DEPUTY TO LEAVE | FOR PRISONER rapid: | shootigin Inta.e Bes : € : ted and are in pro] “Better music m Casper Republicans in Berlin, kliling j Bit 3 AoE ‘ae c.#s of planning. One business build: | aim rather than the | mu and wounding two. F st | aces = u acess iis ‘i ing has been moved there and others | m« Allen sald. “Ali the Dortmund ‘and Koentgsbers were | olng ed in the band are working | charged to the fascisti. { Above—Main. street of the old Lavoye; below—How Layoye’s “skyscrapers” are being toted to new loca Snyder is planning to giv arty aiid a Ein neee ey sy r oe Berlin is gay with flags of the op-| tions in towns of the ‘oll field region Se abn his ath eves that ieore posing factjons. Never have so is lively many banners been seen in the ’ my Pn ses fz store (Continued un Page Six) streets of the capital as are dis- Mt ‘ é played by the “‘relchsbanner,” group +e ; nuacan whose colors predominate. earns ‘ bahar I ordinary precautions have been taken by the authorities to pre Kaingaaane Sbusenatrain vena G RAI I ‘EX F O Ss E vent trouble at the polls tomorrow. | to eing moved rapldly will be held in readiness to dash to 7 east of Midwest has begun to the scene of the first disturbance. So Seem a thr oung city with mite gol as Je ieee |“Foreign Foe” Strives to Hold Islands in SUGAR COMPANY MEN a conceces| MADE BY JU DCE E z Sactioon when On eters. oa) Pacific Against Recapture From 10 ATTEND FORUM Ree CEC disse Fike th United States Fleet | Court Calls for Punishment of City tn votes, conceding ent | ae MEETING ON TUESDR a al | Offenders After Investigation Is HONOLULJ, April 25.—(By Radio from United Press | Staff Correspondent.) —The mighty forces of sea, land and HOME BREWER BOUND Completed by G rand Ju ry »|air were at grip holds this afternoon for the possession of | 10" '° incre b aye eel the Hawaiian islands, with a major engagement of “blue” ub Ate ut a hes 3 3 : ian 8 E: aj fi € i 6 subject for ¢ at | ) 2 ~ (Unite res _¥ ta ind “black” forces reported between Molokai and Lanai. | esday’s forum meeting of the (WER TM slg HERE | DETROIT, Mich., Apfil 2 nited Press.) —I PEIN S casualties or the progress of the “battle,” in which per Chamber of C ut th jirregularity, graft, corruption and extravagance in several | in ra ithe “Wire against | Henning hotel. Officials of the jcity departments, and making recommendations for punish- ne Am secks to hold the) er e directed against ty departments, and mal lat fc t of in the pre of the Pacifle from | the Hla ‘enses Lyla d . § ff, recer eq at)ment and correction of defects, Judge Frank Murphy of terig. ‘Thaelmann {i recapture,’ is ae yet ‘an Reports sac “enemy” in an | 2h 3 eh ee cap § \ on, |recorder’s court, made public tonight the findings of his and even his most, ‘ral ors tole 2 jattempt t grand jury inquiry into alleged graft in city departments t concede him a ¢ tl after: | — eign atti ft ternal injurte rgeant | * | “blue” submar from the att | ing fleet were reported reconnuite Back" aire bmarine CINCINNATI, Obi | ing on the southeast coast of the is: | are | land, with the purpose or establish ot much cha n temperature | aeolokcal: and’ Zaanal,:trom: which iop ucing SAR RE iy, it wi 8 t t \ e watchmen and fremen e Placer Mining pee ati = ems ae F = : -< Several Held For Wyoming = errorism Is -. In Late Raids J. D. Clark, Montana Expert, Sees Rich) WHISKEY SEIZURE I Still Menage Alleged Signal System Fails to Work Future for Atlantic City and South PROTESTED, RETURN ; lt WHE MULLER mora uf ulcariae trois ar | ren at Union Club on West Second Pass Gold Region laste. tiene Sofin f 1 1 € ork | ter t r s John diy, Guciee sa aitive cere t dia i , t « fman, f chief ¢ of the pool district « deny aligin and a edt 5 \ J ty county . ole AG: On vad oe ape Nels WAS" g000), OU CUNE Rome This Plum possibilities for Atlantic City and| ‘has only been scratched.” the South Pass gold mining et Mr. Clark har spent the better according to no lees an authority | mrt of bis life in the mining bus! than J, D. Cla veteran mining t nd for 30 years man of Montana, who ts rec 1 svinag Milw as an expert, Mr. Clark ' through Casper en rou at Hysham, Mont., spent three weeks in erties and formations amp and expressed him | | | <SURT capital 2 Py ‘ Placer mining offers future great; oughly satisfied that th tri¢ SubeMle bead ’ & r ) 1 ompany, con 1 to en