Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 20, 1925, Page 1

i | WEATHER Part overcast tonight and Tues. , not much change in tempera VOL. 1x NO. 239 CASPER, WYOMING, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1925 | DARROW, CITED FOR CONTE | SUNDAY AUTO TRAGEDIES CLAIM 95 LIVES The Circulation of The Tribune Is Greater Than Any Other Wyoming Newspaper * == Che Casper Daily T MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS Delivered by Carrier 75 cents a month On Streets or at Newsta MPT. APOLOGIZES Cente ee BASEBALL "NATION: AL LEAG At Boston— Chicago France.Rushes Saviour of Verdun and see uroops to Hesieged Fez HUNDREDS. ARE ALOO INJURED IN ACCIDENTS Chicago Death Toll Is Increased to 400 for the Year. 000 201 30x—6 14 1 ones, Alexander, At Philadelphia— RK. H. E. Pittsh : ~ 0 100 000—3 9 2 Philadelphi: 001 2ix—6 9 0 Batteries: Smith, Gooct New York 31 000 002—6 13 2 Batteries: Rixey and Hargrave; Dean and Snyder. CHICAGO, July 20-—(By The Associated At Brooklyn— R.H.E. Press.) — | St. Louis — 00 200 001 0—3 9 1 The four hundredth death | Bpotivn ----000 020 010 148 from automobile accidents in | vance and Deber eae Chicago and vicinity has been recorded, an increase AM C, of 22 per cent over the first 200 days|_ At Chicago (2nd game)— of last year, Boston — “Children to the number of 121| Chicago > included in the 400 dead,” said} Batteries: choff: + Wolf, “More than two-| Cvengros, Robertson and Crouse. F the victims were pedes- 4 ale 7. ; At Detroit— The Sunday casualties brought the | New York: 9 © week's total of automobile deaths in | Detroit ------001 230—* . 14 middle western states to Batteri Pennock and Schang; several hundred injured. By Collins and Woodall, the lis ded: = — "On et At Cleveland— afar Washington Clevel SRICAN LEAGUE. R. R.H.E. 010 O11I—* + © R.HW.E. -010 120 1—* issourl a North D: ‘owa, Wiscons!: uth Dakota one each *. veleskie and Ruel; Miller, Buckeye and Myatt. braska and At St. Loni MISSING BOAT Philadel r q phia ; Go tutaby, Attorney and party of | . Batteries: Walberg and Perkins; 12 missing In a small boat in the bay | Bush and Hargraye. = above Mobile since early. Sun| were found today by searching pa tles, stranded on a sand bar where their small craft was blown during a heavy squall. The party suffered no ill effec At Chicago (Ist game)\— RL. E. Boston _ 000 000 010-1 & 0 Chicago - 10 000 00x—3 § 2 atterie mke and Stokes; Lyons and MAS. RALPH J MALOTT CRACK TRAIN HUAT IN CAR WRECK | 1S DERAILED, ON OWL FIELO ROAD) NO ONE HURT WIL Fo ~~ Extreme gravity of the situation in French Morocco, where Riff tribesmen are besieging the ancient city of Fez, is evidenced by the rushing of Marshal Petain (left), hero of Verdun, to Morocco by plane. Several of the finest fighting regiments of France, some of them withdrawn from the*Ruhr, are on the way to the battle zone. “Sultan” Abd-cl-Krim, leader of the Riffs is seen at right.* The map indicates the location of Fez. The arrows show how the tribes- men are directing their attack against the city. Story Faked To Aid Scott Is Confessed Convicted Man, Sentenced to Hang, Has Another Hope Blasted in Retraction of Guilt by Detroit Telegrapher STON, N. D., of the Oriental Limited, Great Northern coast train 1 were derailed five miles west of here this morning without injury to any one. The engine and baggage car were thrown from the tracks by a broken rail, but remained upright. The front trucks of the smoker, a day ach and the diner left the rails. oriental Limited, which oper- | ates from Chicago to Tacoma, Wash ington, is one of the most luxurious Mrs. Ralph J. Malot 3. M trona county cer, is recover! hospital from injuries r Thursday when her car went over an embankment near Teapot, accord ing to word received by friends. Her small son, who was with her, es caped uninjured. Mrs. Malott m early in the y signed his pe up the practice of m fe Sip liateeeces BURNS RECEIVED FROM EXPLOSION OF TORGH FATAL TO CITY WORKER ved to Salt Creek CHICAGO, July 20.—(By The sociated Pre ] other ray of hope that one of the an last-h AK! | velopments that saved him from death on t gallov WN MONTAN friday would become tangible enough to prove his inno- cence during a seven-day reprieve has gone out for Russell Scott. Leonard E. Thom old, an employe of th Mont., July 20,— partment, died Sund. u A e th tremor w ns felt tn} suffered when a tor 1 Gr Falls at 10:07 this morning. ody was tak r It 1oticeable to pedestrians al home, t mar were received al services will be held from | from tt it in buildings, ffer-Gay chay ! — 20.—A dls felt here at Beyond the k in a downtown » damage was re. tomorrow afternc be in Highland is survived by small daughter living in Caspe hot tive here, and sisters aver FRENCH TO LAUNCH GREAT DRIVE ON RIFFIAN FRONT of reinforcements have reached ‘0, and will be moved to the und that his complishing any mit the fake. that his widow a work of flying columns in relieving outlying posts. Nevertheless the sit: Acceptance by ‘Tribesmen of Franco-|' a district where Abd El Krim's| uation is as serious as ever, for the Spanish Terms Is Only Alternative, | recent attacks have been particular-| propaganda of the fllflan chieftain, ly menacing, Abd El Krim, continue spread in Further evidence of the French | the rear of the French tine notw th. Premier Painleve Declares government's expectations of im: portant large scale operations in Mo- rocco was given when Premier Pain: leve told the cabinet Marshal Pe tain would remain there as necessary.” He added that the marshal had been elcomed with joy every standing the activities of the Sul: tan’s officers to prevent it This effort by Abd El. Krim to persuade tribesmen still loyal to the “as long | Sultan and the neh join his constitutes a source of unenst. while the principal Riffi 8 whict e not eng known to against Fe PARIS, July 20.—(By The Associated Press.) France will start a great military offensive in Morocco against Abd El Krim, Premier Painleve said today, if the Riffian leaders refuse peace ternis offered him by semi-official Franco- Spanish agents. ‘ The premier told today’s cabinet meeting that Abd El Krim knows the terms upon which The French front is so strength VEZ, Marshal who has just he can have peace with I i] ened, the premier sald, that there {s| ciated 5 France to a4 Spain in Mc nd that t ification for any un:| pressu the Ritfian manders, spent tint n the of the French line has, Sunday jn consultation with ns of a new divis-'in some me facilitated the itary leaders, | Coolidge t TAA REDUCTION HOPE HELD OUT BY REPUBLICAN SENATE LEADER Pres. Coolidge Hears Optimistic Report From Senator Curtis on U, S. Conditions. SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., July 20.—(By The Assgoci- ated Press.)—An optimistic report on farm conditions and hope for tax reduction were brought to President by Senator Curtis of Kanras, the Republican leader, Coming here for a three 4 ference with the president Curtis expected sop Latah up extent th ninistration le program for t ne xt ses saw no need for a special s anwhile, Good prices and good crops ave gty- ing satisfaction to the farmers gen erally. Senator Curtis said. He based hfs report on a recent visit to particularly his home state. ation Is attempted next farmer he thought It yuld provide for. assistance in co-operative marke Senator Curtis intre ed a bill at the Inst session as did Senator Capper, Republican, Kansas, but he said he had no definite plan now for farm relief legislation other than n that the government viding better marketing fa publican leader {s a mem. inance committee and he t tax reduction amount st $300,000,000 will be can be Increased to 500,000,000 he declared if a re n of t s is brought at vernment» de (Continued on Page Five) pao AE a ots MAG, M.A. PAGE GIES AT HOME OF SON, FUNERAL TO BE HELO TUESDAY Slated for Supreme Bahk to retire soon. veteran jurist, it is s of Amherst College, Coolidge’s alia mater SAN FRANCISCO REGION FEELS EFFECTS ea TREMORS ©: SAN sharp e: T co T e peninsula f morning 1. Press ch wag felt Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes of the U. S. supreme court Aah Chief Justice Arthur P. Rugg of the Massachusetts supreme ‘court is considered by President Coolidge .to succeed the Justice Rugg (shown above) is a graduate AENMARKS MADE FOUR DAYS AGO MADE BAls OF COURT CHARGE \Incident Closed When | Apology Is Voiced; | Dayton Court Build- ing Is Held Unsafe. COURT ROOM DAYTON, ted Press) » Raniston and idelasps at the n of the John 'T. trial ended the incident of the morning when Mr. Darrow was cil for contempt by the court a8 an aftermath of his re- marks to the court Fr As soon fs this ine lent was ended Judge Raulston announced from the bench that the great crowd literally packed into the court room, made the building un- safe and ho ordered the proceed- ings adjourned to the lawn, DAYTON, Tenn., July 20. — (By the / ted Press) Judge John ‘ ulston to- day cited Clarence Darrow, defense attorney in the Scopes evolution trial, for contempt of his court an id di- ted attorney Two Injured In Auto Crash at): Hair Pin Turn’ ao Narrow Brie Reta Recorded by Dr. Da vis| ig wh went ae and Husband When Car Is Wrecked in Fall to Lower Section of Road Yuneral s for t ck ears of ied this 1 . r her | A. ¥. ¥ VI 1 Dr |husba tre a mornir f “# the M lived sn ( per for the | ars and ts rvived by three daughters and one Mrs. M. J, Lindsey, M w erson and A. F. Pa all_of Casper, and Le Oak, Ia abe arolyn that for a ate or in greater qu another town in the ec sives ita r rs elg ere's ra ¢ the job, and “Little part in his pranks ‘oaring new comle creation by Ge laugh a mir it i kin att ble Inn. We cc 1 wri > thia time, We Jimmy! we are not gol little laugh-maker pots in this ne Nememt in the pages of colored cc | moment with the * Is #0 true to life t nd share his fortunes. orge gre te full column at just Har t ith injuries to h LATE OF U. MEXICO CITY, yn of the e consul at Agua Information here | |} wounded but no detai I He quoted OW'R ex: he discus- n excluded 4 time to thhela any Tit is of = adopted r n 1 over ents | font » Five) SHOOTING S. CONSUL BEING PROBED Department Believes Wounding of Har- old G. Bretherton at Aguas Calientes Was Accidental; Probe Ordered is that of the shor July 2¢ The department of the interior ha shooting of Harold G Cr ).— (By The Associated Press.) ordered an investiga- Bretherton, United States Bretherton was onl ting have bee y slightly rece ved, The ft o City |