Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 7, 1926, Page 2

PAGE TWO FOR $388,000 CHECK KITER Coast Qperations of J. K. Fronk Had Many Ramifications. Mrs. Frances M. Hounslea, Brooklyn real estate broker, has seven saleswomen as her aids and not ene mon. RUBBER PROBE ACTION Defense Motion Is Upheld in Action}: ‘Against the State ver publication of a hington Post which r had presented | meeting certain om- between the state de partment and foreign governments, — | the cor CHEYEN t article got attention be- | e of its tion that the com- | Rub- inning nee had ess from he said, gh British growers, n would be given American jm rs. ni case of shortage. The; nt. 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Cling. anid to have been “important.” ' An explanation of the sudden ex-|ham, a witness brought from Oswe- | cusing of all witnesses yesterday Kansas, when Mary Starr, a rel- > — until today was seen in the arrival ative of Henry Starr, former notor- ‘ e MASHER 83 ~ Oklahoma outlaw, accused the} WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—()— » OW, = Loring, department of justice execu-|man of being a member of Starr's} Housing facilities for the regular tives from Washington. It is un-|old gang. army were described today by Secre- U i derstood that they will play an act-| Entering the room where Cling-| 111. navis hefore the house militery| WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—()—It ive part in the remainder of the jury| ham was kept she pointed at him session. and said: Pagan is an indictment attorney] “I. know you. Department of Justice for the department, and Loring a|name of W. E. Kirby, but your Teal special assistant attorney general in| name is Clingham, and you used to be a member of the old Starr gang.” ‘There were reports. today that| Clingham made no response. seer NE bold You went under the] health and life”. of homes in the that are wired for] retary electrica! energy has doubled in the} tinder boxes” and constitute a past four years. United States Friday and Saturday--the Wind-U p of Our Annual January earance Sale This is the most successful January Clearance Sale we have ever conducted---the public has recognized the wonderful values we are giving---the next two days will see some new and startling reductions in many lines. Come Friday and Saturday. FOR FINAL CLEARANCE Winter Dresses Beautiful Styles--- Lovely Materials--- Crepes, Satins, Chiffons, Georgettes. 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Ward the proceeds to be used in construct: | ence to congressional offices and ing permanent buildings, Gerald P, Nye, should be denied a] Denver girl vesterday. my temporary army buildings, | seat in, the senate from that panion of Ward, Ro: wooden hospitals, the sec-}on this ground, Senator Goff, Re-| however, was sentenc aid, are nothing more than | publican, West Virginia, said today| days in jail—he is 67. 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