Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-05-26
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81 ..CS tiii IN the CetrlS Just 2S the
rear wheels cleared the window sill
TIE 'r:i liberated john Juhasz and
is wife. Irhasz is q noted racing
driver and he deliberately pointed his
car az the window to avoid running
down two children who toddled in
front of the car. He wrecked the car
and was glad of it, he said, so long as
he did not strike the children
Notice that the executive board
of the International Association of
Structural Iron Workers had levied an
assessment Of $5 On each member of
the union for the purpose Of obtain
ing defense fund to be used in aid
ing Secrets J ]. j. Mcnamara, who is
to he tried at Los Angeles for alleged
completely in dynamiting out-ages, is
contained in the May issue of the
Bird gep.en's Magazine, the official pub
lication of the union. The call to the
unions for money is included in a
statement by +. NJ Ryan, president,
who sets out the iron workers views
OF the Mcnamara affair
At Indianapolis Friday Henry Sey-
fried, as attorney for John j. McNa-
mara, secretary of the international
Association Of Structural Iron and
Bridge Workers, brought suit in the
Marion circuit court to determine if
Judge Collins of the police court had
proper iurisdiction in turning McNa-
mara over to the California authori-
ties, April 20, when Mcnamara was
arrested and hurried out of the state
to answer to an Indictment in Les An
geles, Cal.
Education CT the Filipino is a task
toward which insular bureau officials
are directing special effort and to aug
ment the small army of 5000 American
teachers already employed in Philip
rine schools the government is appeal
ing fer more instructors. Examina-
tions will he held throughout the coun-
try Aug. 80 and 81 next to obtain a list
Of eligibles.
Following Madero's announcement
that reace follows President Diaz
pledge to resign June / came news Of
a blcody twelve-day battle won by the
Mexican retels in the state Of Sinalca
The town Of Corsala, with 1000 popu'
lation, was captured after its garrison
CT 400 had been shot to pieces in re
reated assaults On the place by 400
insurgents
The educational system in the Phil
ippines, according to the insular bu-
reau, has grown during the last ten
years to such an extent that there is
now an attendance of more than hall
million school children. Three and
quarter million dollars OF Philippine
revenues is expended annually in this
branch of the service.
Leaving his engine, which Yves pull
ing an eastbound Wabash passenger
train, Charles Miller, an engineer, led
party of fifty passengers to the burn
ing home CT Miss Daisy Whitaker
west OF Chilliccthe, Mo-, and ex
tingllished the flames, probably saving
the lives CT Miss Whitaker and hel
aaed mother
Captain John H. Gibbons assumed
the superintendency Of the United
States naval academy at Annapolis
The wealth produced on farms Of
the United States was $S,926,00000C
during 1910, as estimated by the dc
partment CT agriculture.
George Dryer, sen CT a New York
banker, revealed his identity to of
ficels uf . toat at Seattle. Wash, or
which he vas working his way to Alas
ka, after it was rumored that he com
nitted suicide, following his disap
rearing from home.
Under the viii Of Walter e. Duryea
fledi New York, the bulk of his fer
tune, estimated at S2,5O0,OO0, gees tc
Miss Eleanor Peregrine, a trained
nrrge, who was his housekeeper foi
the last twelve years of his life.
To decide the ownership between
nations CT $7,C00,000 worth of prorert.
now on the American side of the Ric
Crande river, in the southern section
Of FL Paso, an International commis
sion met at Ill Paso, Tex.
TIE government is holding cut at
tractive inducements to ambitious
young men and women to become
teachers in the Philippine island
schools. Examinations are to be helt
Aug. so and 81.
Farm life is more perilous than thai
Of the artisan or factory employe, say
statistics Of the National Association
OF Manufacturers, which is in six
teenth annual convention in New
York.
The first aero taxi will he put into
service in a week or two at Lucerne
Switzerland, according to advices re
ociycd hy the New York Aero club
A French. company is the builder.
The iIrepressible American inter
viewer has succeeded at last in talk
ing with the dalai lama of Tibet, gen
orally regarded as the most unap
proachable being in the world.
New York brokers' appealed tt
United States supreme court to hurry
up Standard Oil and tobacco case de
cisicns, saying wait hurts business.
It is rerorted that the engagement
OF Claude Grahame-Wihte, the Britis.
aviator. and Pauline Chase, the ac
tivos, has been broken.
Remains of the ancient ciin dwelle~s
will CONE INTO possession of the Unit
ed States, through giving the Ute In.
dams more land.
The Yale scientific expedition to
Peru recently authorized by the uni
versity corporation Will leave New
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