Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1925, Page 2

\ RST I IN I FOUND ROOM I The Casper Daily Cribtine TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1925 na ss | Aine of the submarine 8-51. Qn the ladder at the end of the small boa Aa | In the foreground are the wing and landing pontoon of the seaplane in w the scene of the disaster and brought back these first photographs. town bt | SUBMARINES ABOVE AND BELOW | ——— =i 1 in the | { narine Submarines, dest Conn., rushed to the graph is shown the dive Cross shows location of wreck with th wrecked vess the standing by over y type of vessel available at passenger ship ; “ety Se | SARATOGA IRRIGATION mor] ote ces aw oot wate wi] PROMEGT LOOKED UPON: ie a ane | 4 1 LL b 1 LE! 1 | | Mr 4 | wil f TIME LIMIT MAY Pee arses ate bs oor | AN OPERATION | HAVE TO BE EXTENDED Jatruction of Irrigation w nece Avoided by Taking Lydia E. Pink- the ‘neaotte’ ft onsetlon a er cincer also stated tt | os ham’ sYonesle Compound | been called for today. | ice elle wcmute eivasd smewhen | re He agile BOY DIES AFTER FALL | rf FROM SEAT ON WAGON: Mees I i Sept. 29. four-yea wns affected, | ? 4 - clei res The doctors ) 1 . ‘A | South Superior, died at the ¢ i would hay bet Genoral hospital as the re I thought I tt Pasion oe Peer | injuries received when he dL calli Beat tthe a atin A wagon sent in South Su gatane ned nat | out eupper time Saturday belie Pin on enr 7 at Ae Sl a Ait MK wagon was coming down St hile Geen ta take Loo ; ' ‘ eka | the Hi eam RHAEAAHCBL house,t the t not but J aly | : ( $157 0 wheels hit efther ‘a rock or a by me. Ire | rut the road, causing the lad to to me | -_ ho thrown from the seat onto the 1} : Sneed your 1 ’ 1, He fell beneath the wagon E. GouLp, 0 Bast Side | eat whesls HAN passed Over I , Cal ay ry ' infileting internal injur m women who have been reatored | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY | Ne 3. Pinkham’s Veg BINGHAMPTON, N, ¥ t |Prison Guards 10 Shot Down in | Tribune Want Ads Bring Results, $2,000 a wa the'navy stations at Newport, City of Rome to take part.in the rescue. , While a submarine of the same type as the one lost, lurks in the background, Death Leaves Crime Mystery ‘| Looted Grave Linked With Burning of Car and Discovery of Man’s Body Here is the steamer City of Rome, of the Ocean Steamship Co., w and sent it to the bottom. ew before it founde: traffic between Boston and Savannah. with three survivors of the tragedy. miles east of Block Island, R, only three of the submarine’s AIR VIEW OF RESCUE FLEET seen the figure of a diver going below to join the exploring crew. ich Frank Merta, NCA Service camera », rushed from New York to R, 1, and New London, In this photo- was m h and ssing as were rings, jewelry. A Delaware who is reported not an, rendered a verdict i eath L exam t tl body ho had — ees vould return | failed to re next day his car and burned, was found on e frequented road near Han with the body in On a tre " identit later of mon ald by oximate 1.07% Lincoln Riot) receipts 12 cars, fowls 17@ 5%c Mrs unt of the pilots, y and passenger. in the touring party, YORK, . oreign steady Quotations in Britain, demand 484; ) day bills on banks cables cables 80, emand 4.72% 4,07 taly, demand ged und: Germa Un PLANES MAKE START warm of vessels gathered over the submarine S-51 in the open Al impressively in this photograph made from an airplane by Frank Merta, N MIDWEST CAMP BETS CHARTER Date, Report. Midwest, ceive a charter to Club, according to information members of the Casper Rotar in Re ona the weekly at the Henn Mcnda of Midwest ins y short time tarians in givi suggestions mote the success of the munity Ww. recent meeting of R of this district In Estes Park Wilson's review covered su; advanced by all of the shot ab taka | CHICAGO, Sept. 29.—(Ansoctated @urne f pris-| Press)—Five of the seventeen planes rs late this afternoon, prison off{-| {nm the fifth annual airplane relia clals told loe: ce in a hurry| Dility tour off between 9 and ll for reinforcement to quell the| 2:10 today for Omaha, with the first rioters, Ald was rushed to the pris.|8toP scheduled for Moline, Ill, and which is located at Lancaster,| nother stop to be mado at Des iburb about three miles from Lin. | Mo!nes, Towa ; , by. the local police department,| The ships, starting from Detrott No further detalls could be Jearnea | Yesterday morning in the run for from the prison by telephone. The|the Edsel Ford Trophy, reached rloting was still In progfess at 3:20 | here late in the afternoon, oh At nine a. m, today all ships, p:o- nounced in food condition were on the deadline and as the — starter, Major Philin Kemp, signaled with his flag, the first plane, a Travel Cotton aire from Wichita, started, and in fifty seconds was tn the alr, con- NEW YORK, Sept. 29,—(Associat;| sidered by those in charge asm good }—Cotton spot quiet; midd-!take off. At intervals of two min- 50. utes other ships took off until five planes were in the air. Poultry, The second plane to start was also CHICAGO, Sept. 29.—Poultry alivé|n Travel alr from Wichita In which Charles Bowhan, wife of one and a native of Osage of Indian blood, was a She was the only woman SHANGHAT, ed Press)— sel, Sept. of the vessel, Navigation company. ec} ve 1,400 injles from Shanghal, helpfyl ideas that would tend to pro: | « FROM ROTARY Club Installation Is Ex- pected at Early Wyoming is about to re al a Rotary new organ ization. Ouls Walker, C, F. Shumaker, Dr C. H. Bailey and E, E/ Han read short papers on various phases of Rotaty work, as suggested by tn ternational headquarters. All of the papers carried helpful suggestions pertaifiing to club work {n th m O, Wilson, president of the club read a very complete report on. the otary executives attending ex programs Mo. for Louts club eoutives relative to club and direction Bill Henning, of St. Louls, an uncleeot W. F. Henning of this city, had na humorous message the club. He is a» member and for mer director of the § and spoke highly of Casper's won derfu! developmen U. S. VESSEL FIRED UPON BY CHINESE 29.—(Associat An American owned ves: the steamer Chi Chuen,’ was hit by 200 shots fired by Chinese troops today from a point on the Yarigtse river, between Ichang and Chung- king. This information was commu- nicated to the offices of the owners the Yangtse Rapids The American gunboat Palace was ordered to the scene ns A convoy to the attacked Chunking isn trerty port 1 rammed the submarine S-51 thirteen Captain Diehl of the steamer was able to save The City of Rome operates in ght and passenger This picture was taken as it was about to dock at Charlestown, Mass. The dis- staff cameraman, abled submarine was located in 125 fect of water beneath the spot marked by a cross. INTER-PARLIAMENTARY UNION MEETING BREAKS UP IN ROW YORK, Sept. 29.—(By The would comp the two major Poise d Press)—After a four hour, §& © Borah of Idaho may ad- session behind closed doors, in the conference gn the second Hotel Pennsylvania the council of a delegate sald, if he’ -be- the inter-parliamentary union ad s a member of the United States ourned this afternoon when differ-| group. ences among the delegates developed None of the delegates would ex- plain the cause of the verbal battle thin the council but admitted the fair had been halted temporarily Tr meetitng was a ned until tonight, YORK, Sept (By The lated } = William B. 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