Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 11, 1926, Page 1

| WEA!HER Unsettled tonight; colder in’ south- Tues- fair and rising temperatures in and northeast portions; 4st and south portions. VUL. X NO. 71 MEXICAN TRAIN BANDIT OUTRAGE IS DENIED | MINE PEACE REFUSED MILLIONAIRE HEAD OF ‘FREE LOVE’ COLONY IS PRINCIPALS IN OSAGE MURDER MYSTERY HUGHES ALL PROGRESS AT STANDSTILL IN WAGE MEET Rumors of Break in Negotiations Revived As Efforts Fail. BULLETIN, NEW YORK, Jan. 11.—@— After a session lasting almost three hours the joint conference of anthracite operators and miners recessed until 2:30 o'clock this afternoon without making any statement NEW YORK, Jan. 11.— (®)—Proposals that the an- thracite dispute be referred to. Charles E. Hughes have been rejected by the anthra- cite wage conference. After breaking a -precedent in holding a Sunday session. the conferees find themselves practically where they were when pence ne: tations were resumed in December. All plans ‘offered since then have been ref ed by one side or the other. The were renewed predictions toda final break was imminent that his peace plan, that of the op- ators and one advocated by the miners be submitted to Mr. Hughes with the request that he take the best, partof each and’ draft a ‘con tract. Mr ches was formerly chief a Etim United Mine Workers. The miners rejected the propost tion, it was stated, because it con tained thé princinile of erbitration, to which they are opposed. They propoked (he tive-year contract be drawn by two operators, two miners and outside representa: tives to be selected by Mr. Hughes This board would determine whether the operators: could pay wage in- crease. The operatrs counter suggestion, a revision of Governor plan. A resolution-adopted at — @ilkes Barre by the general scale commit tee of district one, United Mine Workers, to 1 out maintenance men at the mines, probably — will have no effect on the present nego: tiations, it is sald. The United Mine Workers have an agreement with the operators for the employ- disapproved the regarding it as Pinchot's ment of maintenance men during the suspension andrit is sald this will not be abrogated unless there is a general violation throughout the region. ‘The conference went into session shortly after 10 a. m., with appa- rently no*Change in the situation since yesterday ed ROBBERS MAKE of the pact ESCAPE WITH NEW YORK, Jan, 11.—Two jew- elers were robbed today of a bag containing more than $100,000 worth of uncut diamonds by two men who knocked them down with pistols in Forty-eighth street, near Fifth ave nue. The robbers escaped in an au tomobile, The victims, Albert L. Goudvis, of Goudvis Brothers, diamond brokers, and Emanuel’ Veerman, an employe, were enroute from the Harriman National Bank in Fifth avenue, to the firm's office. yen shots were fired at the fleeing robbers by police men, The robb utomobile was lost In the heavy traffic in the Grand Central Traffic policemen sembled these used inspectors. terminal district ald the car re by the deputy Memner of Audit toreav of reniation Police Call For Cleaning Of Sidewalks “Keep the sidewalks clean and safe,” is slogan adopted by the police department to warn .he pub- lic that great care should be taken when snow is on the ground George Jarvis, police commission- er, has requerted co-operation in carrying out the city ordinance. Many children took advantage of the snow Sunday and used Fifth stret for coasting. The city did not set this hill aside for coasting this year, and since it ts open to traf- fic, the lives of coasters are en- dangered, Opera Stars To Sing for Radio Tuesday Night NEW YORK, Jin. 11.—@). Frances Alda, soprano, snc Ruffo, baritone, of the Metropolitan opera, with the Flonzaley cuartet, go upon the sir next Thursday eve- ning at the second radio concert of of the Victor Calking Machine com: pany, The concert will be broadcast through station WJZ, and other sta. tions *at the Radio Corporation of Ameri: The ¢ eastern rt will begin at 9 p, standard time, and will heard from stations WJZ, New York KYW, Chicago: KDKA, Pittshur; m. be Springfield, Mass.; WGY, Schenecta¢ and Washing: ton, dD, Cc. Montana Man Held for Crime FORSYTH, rthur T, Hesterly was formally charged with murder in the first degree for the killing of Peter Ja- Mont., cobi, and his niece, Miss Matilda Latsch, at the Jacobi ranch near here December 29, last, in a com- plaint filed by County Attorney Fel ker Haynés th! morning. Jan, 11.—(P)— Che Cap er Hat MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS ly Crihiune CASPER, WYOMING, MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1926 Deltversa oy Carrier ib On Streets or at New IME | DITIO Utficer B Secona i Pubtication rrinone Ride 16 cents © rands month * cents at UNDER FIRE KA pril Farm” Plans in Pennsylvania Being Probed ALLENTOWN, Pa., Jan. 11.—(#)—Charges are im- pending against Charles Garland, eccentric million- aire, as the result of matte involving his April Farm 4 Two Bandits Shot to Death Cleveland Patrolman Shoots First as One Starts to Draw Gun on Being Ordered to Submit to Search i CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. men, believed to be bandits, were shot to death early today when they attempted to attack Patrolman Daniel Cz as he w ques MEXICAN ENTRUSTED WITH PAY CHECKS BY FRIEND TRIES FRAUD Mexican, unday Leonardo Angeles, 2 was arrested at Arminto when n Burlington pay checks amount. to $281.80 and belonging to M. Perrez were found in his posses sion. W. BE, Kilgore, special agent for the mhilroad, made the arrest Perrez left the checks with Angeles to take care of for him, according to the report, and Angeles ts said to have tried to get away with them. TRAINS DELAYED BY DERAILMENT Passenger train No. 29 of the Chi cago, Burlington & Quincy railroad, was five hours late today and arrly ed here early this afternoon, because of a freight train derallment on the Colorado & Southern route, six miles uth of Wendover. It sary to voute No. was neces: 29 through Bridgeport, Neb., because of ‘he de- rallment, ‘Thirteen cars were piled up, but no one was injured, according to re- ports received at the Burlington of fices in Casper. Officials here de- clared that while snow was general ilong the line no other trouble was experienced. The snow is heavie tioning them in a r The men told conflicting storie |they were from Chicago, RICH JEWELS cast of here than wes CASPER ASKS ||W/TNESS. SAS STOCKMEN T0 ‘ARS REPORTS =e WHOLESALE © GRIME UNTRUE Tale of Game and Butchering of Fifty ERG) | Persons Told After HE Al] NURSE Ay Saturday Night Raid. sociation, members of which i I n ing at his new colony In L Mil- } a sht to reach M « |ford township, Lehigh counts |G. Mf. W DP, ¥ « | Clty Solfcitor Robert L. the | recommended last week that t rived paren a sociat ation for a char They were passe r be denied on the ground of eee man of the train cles assis Mr, W ch now has been started by the 5 | errs |authorities for the burial place of Mrs. Ma el Rac er Falls fap bakee: ¥ an Infant, Bethellda Hovey Garland, ubice : me ae s boa” i said to have been born at April Victim to Illness; : mae 4 x “o ie Farm last July and to have died in \ Wihenreey | j thee care syste fal Octobe ..| Served With Army | District Attorney Boyle is plan-} / | MEXICO CITY.* Here are the principals in the mysterious train of murder cases that have terrorized the Osage Indian tribe| ning to prefer a charge sultery, | Saar |} MEXICO CITY,*Jan, 11. in Oklahoma. At the left is Mrs. John Kenny, white wwe of a full-blooded Indi whose shooting of Fred Till-|the basis of which is information Mrs. Mabel Rader, superinter 3 fifty persons man, Indian attorney, two months ago started the Investigation. She was freed when she claimed he had hyp-| contained in a death certificate ts} op nurses at the Natrona Momorial| Were butchered by the ban- notized her—a proceeding, she gail, that the murder ring adopted on all of its victims. In the center is her | sued Coopersburg. The certifi- iy, an, armyidits | wh Sttahinee tend husband, John Kenny, whom she is seeking to, divorce on the charge that the ri ur im against her,}cate states that the child was born PUA? GLE Ghee Le ou SERRE REG. BBG and right is Harry Donaldson, foreman of the federal grand ju Indictments returned against |to Bettina Hovey and Charles Gs Ahisni bes she| Wrecked the Guadalajara W. K. Hale. “kir the Osage hills’ ana wealthy ranchman, and John Ramsey murder of Henry |land, both of whom are subscribers Mexico City passenger train , an. Osage Indls (Continued on Page Bight) - j ne ar Yurecuaro, in the state ar aT é M n tu | y B fell wor r M L | itt, Cheyenne nd a br Iter A. Grant, Whitewood. x as The Muck funeral” home has| ; A 4 S charge of the ren ins. Funeral ar were c tr t € rangements have not bee ma All|] on th point were conflic Fr ex-service nurses have been request-| ‘The dead include all the edto communicate with Miss Mary | of the train. gtiard, most of the "i B. McPake, at the United States| and numerows: Mexican pass: * Veterans’ bureau, or by calling An” unk n number of bandits 13 J were en They boarded the Mrg. Rader was graduated from|train a When nea ei > é West Side hospital in Chicago. | Yurec: loc the WASHINGTON, Jan. 114.—(#)—The annual interior department appropriation bill, carrying $226,500,000 for the | pine the war she was stationed | doe “ het the fiscal year, was passed today by the house. at Camp Lewis as a member of the| throats of tt ard: shot army nurse corps.: She was super-| them he 7 rn, tendent o' rses a he Natro: | k th WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—(4)—Reductions in income taxes as provided in the house revenue bill were approved Hike PRS a an phe ere es , tod * the senate finance committee. had charge of training stu- | 5 th Senator Simmons, of North Carolina, ranking Democrat on the committee, submitted the proposal of the Demo-! dent nurses. —_—————] cratic members to cut-the surtax rates on incomes between $22,000 and $100,000, saying he would. accept the e e m)ximum susiax of 20° per cent. On a straight party vote of ten to seven, his ,proposiiion was. rejected and the house schedu'e was approved. 1f ners a it e Senator Simmons ‘then: served “no: | ie Pullman car, including tice he would fight for a 25 per cent }t f the Guadalajara maximum surtax rate, Oo | e Ba. of Montrea ‘The reduced’ normal Income tax | Se e@ reported to rates and the increased personal ex- have escaped injury, although the emptions. were unanimously approv- | an was burned along with th ed, but the proposal wf democrats ° <tr | en the bandits fled i to increaso the reduction on surtax |JeEecord Based on Absence of Severe Win-); It The bandits are: rates over that provided by the | C 1 300,000 y house measure, was defented. | , , i The committee usveed to make nop t€F Weather in Central Wyoming tenins, bearing:n change. in the corporation tax sof ° € been ser 12% per cent, but reserved the right Remains Unbroken Today lajara, the ers or to increase it to 13% per centrif-the o ge ndits capital stock, tax is repealed In | ol tbs 1 " z : their program fot $500,000,000 : ‘ rm . ~ | at 11.—{#)—Two_ unidentified | reauction,, the. democratic. members | Casper at noon today was. basking in bright s sunshine | Foreign Minister Tewfik Rushdi proposed repeal, of the gapital stock |and moderate temperature following the passing of BvOxn Bey tells Turkish national assem andow | tax with Aus any chan amp the |conditions that resulted in additional snowfall of approx bly that Mosul is Turkey's Alsa taurant, Tee ae ws Mexico, reserved the | @ately two inches over. the week-end Vind that came i aine » including a claim that | right’ to propose a graduated cor.| With the storm Saturday caused some inconvenience to | — and when Candow started to | poration ‘tax traffic, due to drifting. but roads and highwa ays here are Two New York airmen, wrecked | ‘ search them, one man drew a revol-| The committee accepted provisions | co: tively free of kno7 in com-| extending into Colorad @ the| om way to Miami, are rescued from |r é ver. ° of the present law limiting capital} parison with southern and eastern | cold moving south rum row off Atlantic City by a | General & ant Candow knocked the gun from his| Sains and losses to 124% per cent Wyom!ng where the storm was re- — revenue cutter, | of the f v b hand and put a bullet through the Action on the inheritance, tax,| ported more severe. NO SNOW ON x | at 1 the t n € a tart man's chest, Which Chairman Scott: predicted the| ‘Today's dispatches indicated that} WESTERN SLOPE. ed nthe tr inning be Turning, Candow shot the second (Continued on Page. Mtght) the snow was general over the state,| peENVER, Colo., Jan. 11 R Alexander Nikulin, charged | tween Negret bad ar man Smee He died. in a -hospltal light blan of snow ranging in} With having sent 200 revolution. | TWer ed ot gtk ‘ depth from about three inches at] Ists to their death as a czarist spy, } Lie ya _ The iat man, recovering his re- 4 Pueblo, Colo, to little more than] jg sentenced to death at Mc re F volver, from the floor, police sa s . Maraek iuccuch Wascalnetata not a land again was taking aim at Candow, hana: Caversdnths \eantern’ slope? ot - - b who shot him twice more, killing [eke Rock Mounthinaetoaay Premier Vangalos announces him Instant! DI REC Oo rR Thereswas' no on: the eck dictatorship is temporary, : 4 I ern alone a’ not extend n| e pact for Balkan states | ‘ of. forme of Colorado weather | 1 proposed. | - . Otis L. Walker of the O. L, Wal Mr. Walker, it 4 und t 8 | Modera t 1 D remler Myissolini of Italy, says | he Ker Lumber company has been made | beén @ large stockholder in the bank heverywhe out the cky| democracy is more apparent than | STRUCK WIRE POLE AND a director of the Casper National | for some timo and J familiar ‘with : al in Am as Posalble only be- | austen! Se : ts affairs. He ha ed a major y | cause ural wealth permits | bank su ling Quentin K. Deaver, | rote in civic aff during a long per waste and extravaganc Fa whore resignation as vice presid lod of residence in Casper and serv ae | = GARAGE 5 FINED $10 Was announced last week. Election | qd one term as president of the Cas: | COLD WAVE Ite aecnc To ne eee ‘ Sina, } per i aber oes rr her Chen of Commerce MOVING SOUTH with United States as foreign min 1 t =| bis acceptance of the post on his} Other @iteétors of the ban. "4 7 cour | , ‘ CHICAGO, J 1—( } ister says courts and government = rfgirn from Denver, whetestie was] known to the@asper pu a oe at is Nears fon } wilh najusé comptatst over i | absent on a business iripigethe time | rick Gulllvamy P. Cc. 2 not of great ext eum, A | H. L. Robertson paid a fine of $10] of the board meeting . R. Hagen Robert G to sbort. dur as e in tha court of Police Judge Kdward ota eta eat ele cote ees paticates »y minimum temperatures of 12 be link zs ei for reckless “ low zero in North Dakota and north driving Saturday night. It was the ° at 4 west Minnerota, At the same time, “ > d At the same time car driven by Robsrtadis that: knock: ‘Picks up likea flash— a snow storm was pushing eastward ed down a telephone pole and a gar- Byer the lake region I N SC H oo Fi ri i 2. Zero was predicted for 7 a. m. here Ni Sasper. Ro! age tn North Casper. Robertson ta Ripens into results— tomorrow. by Professor. Henry J L employed by the Producers’ and Ree Kieu district: weather forecaster, eho finers’ corporation at Rawlins and a te however, said that the northwest did not know he was required to Use for every conceivablex EFZENCY || shouta begin to experience modera-| 7, JOHNSBURY, Vt, Jan. 11.—[a d ae report the accident to tha poll tion tomorrow. ()—Sixteen students and teachers | ct ff! \ He had settled the damage which the Cl ast ——_.__. of Mt, Johnebury*asademy bad nar |obee: ; his machine created, according to ——tile assified NEW YORK—John D. Rooke- | row esdapes today when ial a a pa a Officer Berry who made the arrest. ler, Jr., has a bad cold. He could | wag de royed by tire. The | ‘ t Robertson cinlmed that he was not| ' HOt go to ohutch to hear Dr. cc atiasted at $190,000. lige , going more than 20 miles an hour Phone 15 or 16 ManioY Weoltkina” fan walit. bel Haat Hall ia a President Cool-| 1 2 and that his car had skidded Be . kip holtebbrara ————. nONs idge once attended classes, cont