The Harrison times., 1911-03-04
WHAT is GOING ON IN ALL
QUARTERS OF THIS WORLD
OF OURS.
NEWS IN A NUT SHE'LL
Noteworthy Happenings From EVer'
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employed at the E-H Bag Opener
works. in Taylorville, ILL.,, in which
score of the women attacked were Sc
verely bruised by women in the at
tacking party, Gov. Deneen, in re-
sponse to an appeal from Sheriff j. K,
Smith, ordered three companies of the
state militia to proceed at once to the
scene from Springfield, Sheibyville and
Decatur
Lawrence Converse and Edward NJ.
Blatt, the two young American insur-
rectos captured by Navarro, are held
incommunicado in Juarez, Mexico. The
United States consul says he can do
nothing for them, and they will have
to stand trial.
An explosion of dust, caused by solid
firing, resulted in the fatal burning OF
FIVE miners in the Hamilton coal mine,
owned by the Rock Island Railroad
company at Hymera, Ind.
Omanche Parker, 60 years old, chief
of the Comanche Indians and one OF
the most famous of Indian warriors,
died at Lawton, Okla, from an attack
of pneumonia,
Charles Sudmeier, one of the hold
up trio that committed depredations in
Minneapolis two months ago, includ-
ing the holding up of policeman, was
sentenced to 20 years at hard labor in
states prison. w. j. Forsyth, another
of the trio, got 20 years. Forsyth
came to Minneapolis from Deep
Water Mo. The third man has not
been apprehended.
A movement is on foot in Alaska
looking to the annexation of that terri
tory to Canada. The men behind the
movement assert that the United
States government does not seem dis
posed to relieve the territory of its
present burdens, and that annexation
to the Dominion seems to offer the
only hope.
Fire Of a mysterious origin de-
stroyed the four-story building occu-
pied by the local gas and electric light
company and the Golden cigar fac
tory in Evansville, Ind
The text of new treaty with Japan,
designed to replace that of 1894 and
drawn with the special aim of elm
mating the restrictions upon immigra-
ton, was laid before the senate by
President Taft. The essential differ
ence between the proposed treaty ana
the existing convention is said to be
that it omts all reference to such re-
strictions and leaves to the national
honor of Japan the enforcement at
her own ports of the limitations upon
emigration from Japan now expressly
placed upon immigration into the
United States.
All doubt as to a Democratic tarih
revision If President Taft calls an eX.
ira session of congress was set at rest
by Representative Oscar Underwood
(Dem). Alabama. chairman OF the
ways and means committee OF the
next house. III an extra session is
called declared Underwood, we viii
proceed at once to revise the tariff
downward"
Three passengers were killed, two
other persons were probably fatally
injured and many slightly hurt in the
wreck of Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe passenger train No, 4l0 near Still
water Okla.
Representative Amos Lawrence
Allen Of the First district Of Maine,
died of pneumonia at his home In
Washington, having been i'll less tnan
week. He was nearly "a years old
and had served in FIVE congresses.
The omnibus war claim bill passed
the national house OF representatives
after having been kept under consid'
Grafton for three days because OF a
filibuster against It. The hlibuster
was brought to an end by the adoption
OF new ,ule, offered by the com
mittee on rules through Dalzell OF
Pennsylvania. The rule provided for
suspension Of the rules on all bills
from now until the end OF the session,
by two.thirds vote, This limits the
time for discussion OF any one meas
ure TO 10 minutes.
Four men we've killed when boiler
exploded on the Baltimore & Ohio
near Halpin, Md The victims were
scalded to death. Parts Of the engine
were blown so feet
Sunday baseball in Indiana was de-
olared legal In a decision handed down
by the supreme court OF the state
Two years ago the legislature passed
a law exempting baseball from the list
of things not permitted on Sunday
and test case was made.
Governor Carroll appeared before
The Iowa general assembly and read
his veto Of the Oregon primary bill
passed by the votes of the Democrats
and progressive Republicans. He
says he vetoed II because II might re.
suit in the election OF Democratic
senator.