Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1925, Page 5

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1925 (RAIL MEN IN -| WAGEPARLEY Demand for Seven Per Cent Increase Is| Taken Up at Meeting Today of | All Brotherhood Chairmen MING BERLIN SSUES DENIAL (Continued From Page One) »pisode, the witness insisted that the olor of the defendant's body did not 1rouse any suspicion as to her race. | Postcards to the defendan! white | mother and mulatoo father, address jed to “Dear Papa and Mama” and <1 by Rhinelander were intro- hey were written while he Alice were touring New land, supposedly chiproned by acknowledgedly mythical “Mr, and Mrs. Mathew: Rhinelander did n the deception was w € part if the girl were will! CHICAGO, Noy. 19.—(4)—General chairmen repre- senting the entire me mbership of the Brotherhood of Loco-| notive Firemen and Enginemen, meeting here today, were expected to di ss a demand for a seven per cent wage} increase. Their decision will affect 135,000 railroad em- ployes in the United States and Canada. SCONFERENRE ON: PROJECT PLANS, WILL BE HELO. Secretary Work Calls! « Meeting for Month of December. # The last convention pf the organi- RHINELANDER NORMAL, | | DEFENSE MAINTAINS. | . WHITE PLAI (#)—Counsel for Jones, negro wife of ! Rhinelander, wes old Huguenot annulment of thi | began an attempt to prove that the r y spi was for ct prior ly and physically and was not men- tally deficient as intimated by his Five per} ow awyers. ron all m 1 Were a perfectly human fel western | low, weren't you?" asked Lee Par- srotherhood {8} sons Davis of defense counsel at the resumption of cross examination ard decision of 1921 ally wage of ” said Rhinelander. is brought out that Leon- he Ranch school in Art he was the editor of the hool paper and that he hai n a frequent contributor of and editorials to the paper. Shifting again to the! color ques- tion, Mr. Davis asked Rhinelander about his first meeting with Alice und her sister, Grace, in 1921, bring- Ing out that Leonafd had no sus picions as to’ their color, Rhine- lander admitted that even now he could not see traces of negro blood in the Jones family. ytr tra 19.—-PI—A ® to* consider nd develop- | wad cali ea sty wor way |ACtor Held As Dry Violator Si | Young Denver Scoutmaster Turns Holdup reclamation confer problems of settlement ment of arid and se The conference, which will be un- der the supervision of Elwood Mead, commissione: ec! Calif., Nov. 19. moving picture arrested on charges of hambers of commerce, irrigation d agricultural experts, and other: y- Interested in the de ent of these lands. The interior department announce ment said it was called “to devise means for making rural life more attractive and to broaden the op- portunities for settlement and farm Revelopment by people of small or moderate n velop- ‘00g home where deputy sher: iffs declared a quantity of wine was found. Montana was released on bail pend 19.) — led Loren in} » Colo., Nov. ible impulse" prominent Center JEVERY ONE RIDES IN A USED CAR AND A PROVEN CAR AT THE SED CAR MARKET 434 WEST YELLOWSTONE S. | Asco NEXT TO ROYCE’S STATION COME DOWN *" USED CARS Where They Are Cheap Need the Dollars S $ $ $: $- We don’t want to go into the winter with so many used cars. We have Moon Touring A demonstrator; r gain; glass en- $1,200 Chalmers Sport Like new. our loss you closure} sold $1,550; now cut them down and down: | Studebaker $600 SOLD ON TERMS | repainted, look likes new! 7 \ Jewett Touring | Our Special this tc ad af $800 » 1924; a real performer car; bse . a a'rabh Hudson Bu: Essex Cab gots Secs POOR | 1 een We Will Stand Back of The! good paint; —wWill Take in Your Old Car.) a closed roadster. $57 5 Buick Tourings Hudson in| of the | youth wag perfectly normal mental: | ' TWO DEAD AND’... TR IN ® MAI we hree y city. Res temptti tombec 35, of of Madisonville. Only iclals yf the and his sane Tbe Casper Daily Cribune eee ‘koa RADIO || GOLDEN RULE © onge serial program) SUNDAY’ WILL “cord in AU || | Schools Urged |: XISONVILLE, Ky.; Novy. re kil Two ak MOTHER:~ Fletch PAGE FIVE rent to work ng ue the three e attention to <"¢ } 1 H h re Tony Chortir To Personal greeting toria is a isant, harm Kansas, and two negro is at once. 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