The Green Forest tribune., 1912-06-14

nomination before the Chicago con. yention by Warren G. Harding of Ma rion, one of Ohio's delegates at large.
 Thirty men were killed and scat tered fragments of bodies indicate that many more were blown 0 tNcir deaths by an explosion in an amlGuni tion factory at Mollsdorf. near Vienna, Mexico will settle with American citizens who suffered injuries on the American border in the battle at Agua Prieta and Juarez, the American em- hassy reported at Washington.
 Twenty-four delegates from Ala- bama and Arkansas were added to the Taft column by the action ol tie Republican national committee upon the Roosevelt contests from those states.
 William Lorimer, senator from H. | linois, arrived in Washington, pre- pared to fight for his seat in the sen ate. He declared he will speak again on the floor of the senate in his de fense and professes ignorance of the report that he will resign. Out on the heaving waters of Hamp- ton Roads President Taft welcomed great foreign feet to American Wa | ters when he extended the hand oi 1 friendship to Rear Admiral von Re beur- Paschwitz, commanding the visit ing division of the German navy.
 Dispatches from Chihuahua, Mexico, indicate that the gravity of the situa- tion in that city is increasing hourly following the action of the chieftains of the Mexican rebel army in footing prominent stores in order to get arms and supplies for their troops.
 Invitations to the wedding of Miss Carol Newberry Of Detroit Mich, and l Capt. w H. Alleye of the Hueen s Own regiment, stationed at Hamilton Bermuda, have been recalled by Mir and Mrs. Thomas H. Newberry, the parents of the bride-to-be
 Though g years old, John Arms of Ault, Colo, announced his intention oi going to Chile as a missionary.
 W. W. McCanless of Lincoln, Kan formerly known as the tar attorney because he prosecuted members of a tarring party. was arrested on two warrants charging attack. His ac cuser is Ivaha Jamison, 16-year-old orphan.
 After a short illness, Stephen A Chase. treasurer Of the Christian Sci ence Church of America, died at his home in Fall River, Mass.
 Eiffpan h1Ipdrad DorSpDc u71cfIy women, participated in riot WEer II. Kovinski, Jewish butcher, opehed his shop and started selling meat ir violation of his agreement with 1S5 kosher meat dealers, who closed theil shops and refused to sell meat unti the price went down.
 Charged with stealing $15,000 from a mail pouch at Clifton, Ariz., Elmer | T. Carroll, 25 years old, a former rail way mail clerk, was Aeld by United States Commissioner Jones and taken to the Sangamon county jail at Spring field, H.
 President Taft and Attorney Gen eral Wickersham ordered federal of ficials at Seattle to grant a new tria to Leonard Olesson, whose citizenship papers were cancelled by Fe3era, Judge Hanford at Seattle because Olesson was a Socialist.
 The general staff of the army issued preparatory orders for the dispatch oi military expedition of 5000 troops to Cuba.
 The United States attorneys office in Muskogee, Okla, is Investigating the alleged white slave case of Jessie Lanston, IT years old who was lured from her home near Denison, Tex, by a man who was going through the country doing speculation work.
 The American government will sur ply arms and ammunition to President Gomez of Cuba to put down the negro , revolution. Acting on the request ot the state department, the war depart ment ordered 5000 Krag carbines ant 100000 rounds of ammunition shipped to Cuba imme 1iately.
 At Aiken, s. C., after examining | eight witnesses the grand jury re | turned a true bill against Fdereick 0 Beach of New oYrk. charging hin with assault and batterqy with inten to kill.
 The dreadnought Arkansas, Uncl, i Sans newest battleship, which i: making her trials off Roekland, Me. struck reef off the Maine coast. dent ing her hull badly, according to a re port which reached Rockland.
 Mrs. Hannah Dwight Greene, dyin. at Albany, N. Y, divided by will <; $60,000 estate among three bellboyi who were polite to her in Bostoa 1 Providence and Littleton, N. H., ho tels.
 United States Senator W. S. Ken yon of Fort Dodge. Ia., defeated form CT Senator Lafayette Young of De- Moines by majority of approximate ly 50,000 for the Republican nomina tion in Iowa primaries.
 The pack train stationed at For Riley has been shipp d to Fort D. A Russell, Cheyenne, and will marcl back with the Fourth field artillery arriving in time for the August ma neuvers.
 Fortytwo proposed ssoastitutiona amendments framed and ready D present to the Ohio voters for rat ification at a special election on Sep tember 3, is the completed work o the constitutional convention.
 After deliberating two hours and half, the jury found Swanson Allel guilty of murder in the second de gree for the killing of Judge Thorn ton L. Massie at Hillsville il March
 The second trial of Senator Lorime of Illinois on the charge of havini been elected by corrupt methods, wa