Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1925, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE Che Cagver Daily Cribune WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1925 MV | [ A AT | | i []f 25,200 Days Without Single Quarrel, (ARMED BANDS STAGE SC RA P P| N G oO F t | Af KLAN iS Record z egg Married 72 Years | FIN OF TERROR SH i PS OKEHED | oe AEF) — NTMLBL «BY COMMITTEE IN FULL BLAST ey A a bdud:lb ¢ Trains Through Here; Seca eee cual aaticitice| WASHINGTON, May 20.—(By The Associated Press.) Loaded With Men }ecrudescence of communist activities From Northwest. roted in the last few days.]| —A program of selling 200 government vessels for scrap- rmed bands composed of] ping has been tentatively agreed upon by the sub-commit- e men, are good marksmen | ¢ vee : he shipping board. ed''0 ee on scrapping of the shipping board. fs ledge Sethe terrain; ace MP The committee, which consists of Chairman 16} Corny the countryside in central Bulgaria. | and Commissioners Plummer and Benson, is in agreemen | They operate only at night and thus! on a policy of scrapping 150 of the) cide upon 200 additional vessels tor | far have eluded the police and troops jeact desirable of the 300 idle Lakers, | scrapping, 1 the total four by Chairman A large store of explosives was] Nd intends to add to this number bahia if x Potaateal tay recaive | discovered at Ichtiman between So-|50 vessels of another type. It ha*/ Gorinite consideration for some time. fla and Philipptpilis, while in the|asked the Fleet Corporation for a |iatter city two machine, guns and muck amunition were found se- crete recommendation covering this 60, EACH EXPECTS TO LIVE MARY MORE YEARS LITTLE ROCK, aArk., May 20.—| Belief that the same person, prob- ably a demented negro, was respon: sible for a serios of crimes, includ. ing the slaying of four women dur. ing the last five years In the Four. che Bottoms section near Little ie CALIFORNIA | m™ ae approval of the plan bias | £4 Gam (er Gh shan fre, Diawten Gy Demented Negro would be Inyited for scrapping the | (= >. ae would expect to be among those ten mina: Sere pom Held Slayer of TOW iether iktee the board weil de Vaoto BY BaUcatsTs even twin Several - Women| via the BURLINGTON —the daylight scenic route Rock, was expressed by county officials investigating the killing of Mrs. Maude Fossard, 36. 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