The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-03-23
NEWS SUNNI A Y

Culated That the Kansas wheat crop
had been damaged by the green
bug"
Governors Of states have been no.
tilted by the war department that
there win be no army maneuvers this
year.
The miners of Charleroi. Belgium,
In referendum vote, decided, by
25,978 ayes against 100 noes, to
adopt the eight-hour workday for all
miners.
In conflict between police and
strikers at Belgrade, Servia, five OF
the strikers were killed and twenty
wounded. Further collisions wer,
narrowly averted.
Eighteen persons are known to have
lost their lives because of an early
morning fire at the Warwick Pottery
company's plant in the flooded dis.
trict of Wheeling, w. Va.
The supreme court of the United
States has sustained the state law OF
South Dakota requiring a license Of
5000 year for retailing liquor in any
of the counties Of that state.
Six members Of the so.called Allen
county (Ohio) plumbers trust pleaded
guilty to conspiracy against local
trade, and asked for sentence. The
court fined each $50 and costs.
Governor Folk Of Missouri has
signed the anti-lobby bill which pro-
vides that all lobbyists shall register
with the secretary Of state, and shall
state the purposes of their visit.
Postal cards caricaturing the Irish
are to be tabooed by members Of the
Celtic race, and Postmaster General
Meyer is to be, requested to bar from
the mails the Objectionable pictures
AS the police were searching the
rooms occupied by student at
Kharkova. Russia, a bomb exploded,
killing an officer, three policemen
injured
DR.. A. Adam Jameson. ex-commis.
sioner of bonds, was killed with
twelve other persons in the wreck Of
q train at Alkmaar, South Africa,
due to a washout. Eleven others
were injured.
One of the first matters which Sec
Rotary Garfield Of the interior de.
partment will endeavor to adjust is
that of the wholesale withdrawal of
western lands supposed to be under
laid with coal.
The San Francisco board OF educa
ton has kept its word with Presi
dent Roosevelt, unanimously rescind
ing the resolution of last October by
which Japanese were segregated in
the public schools.
Leaping headfrst from a window
upon the thirteenth floor of the Trac
ton building. Cincinnati, Gertrude
Hanish, aged 20 years, stenograph
hundreds Of people.
The peasants are continuing exces
SEES in several districts of Moldavia
Roumania. The Jews of that section
are in great distress and have ap
pealed to King Charles and the pre-
mier imploring their protection.
William McCracken, his wife and
two children were drowned at Mari.
eta, Ohio. They were forced to the
second floor of their house by the
flood and the swift current upset the
house, the entire family being lost.
A telegram from Trebizond, Asiatic
Turkey, says that Hamdi Pashi, com.
handing the local troops. while leaving
the mosque on Sunday, was assassin
ated by non-commissioned officer,
who had been punished shortly be-
fore.
Complete plans for the consolida.
ton into one feet of all American
cruising vessels in the Pacific ocean
have been made public by the navy
department. The order probably will
20 into effect about the end of this
month.
BY a unanimous vote the 500 strik-
ing union employees of the Louisville
(Ky.) Railway company decided to
accept the terms agreed upon by
their executive committee and the Of
icers of the company, and have gone
back to work.
At midnight, In the court room at
Shreveport, La, where he had Ave
minutes before been declared not
guilty Of murder, Lee Brock was mar
ried to Mrs. Hattie Kelley, the wo
man in defense OF whose reputation
ne did the killing.
The right Of women to vote in the
new state of Oklahoma was restrict
ed by the constitutional convention