Morgan County republican., 1912-06-13
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Domestic Items.

IiBhed by the students OF tne tnlNeI'
sity of Nebraska
The Union Pacific Railroad com.
pany has bought in the Chicago &c
Alton railway property.
Higginsville. Mo-, voted dry in the
local option election, by 65 majority.
The big hay barn and stock pens at
Nevada, Mo, burned causing a loss
of $4,000.
A registered mail pouch containing
valuable package was stolen from
Santa Fe train at Emporia, Kan.
Popular demand has caused the gov
ernment to resume the coinage OF
gold.
The VI. T. Stephenson Grain COM
pany, Of Sioux City, Ia, failed, with
assets OF $500 and liabilities over
$2OO,OOO.
Railroad shopmen voted 20 go out
In sympathy with the Hartman lines
strikers July !.
decree was entered in the federal
court against the Aluminium Company
Of America prohibiting any combna.
ton or agreement to control the out
put or prices.
Members Of both houses Of con.
grcss are ncgleCting legislation for
politics and it is almost impossible to
get quorum together.
Boston street car men are on strike
and no cars are running. Rioting has
occurred and many arrests were
made.
Preparatory orders were issued by
the war department for the dispatch
of 5000 troops TO Cuba.
The Republican national commit.
tee voted to admit reporters to all
sessions.
II cost the Roosevelt campaign
managers $l2,S25 to win the primary
fight in New Jersey.
Heavy rain mired 80 motor cars of
the Hannibal.St. Joseph cross-state
highway party between Bucklin and
Breckenridge, Mo-
Suit was brought at Manhattan,
Kan. to set aside the will by which
John Booth gave several thousand
dollars 10 various churches and So
cieties
In a strike riot started by women
a. Newark, y. j., a l3year-old boy
was shot, a woman was wounded
t"lte and five men were severely in
.l,~d by police.
A protesting delegation from Colo.
rsto 70 the Republican convention
TaE elected by the progrcssiyes at a
Eefs meeting in Denver
A.-ML! representing every class
t-L,e 1913 met on the campus Of the
Ea.hag state university at Lawrence
fpr d reunion.
The University OF Oklahoma viii
g'aIuate llo, the largest class in itt
tt,ory. June l3.
An ordinance regulating public
tsIce halls. and prohibiting the at
tendance Of young girls is about to bt
psEscd in Denver
A Wichita jOintist refused to sign
peace bond for parole and mus
ssrye sentences aggrcgating six year.
H. jail.
Ia a fight between jointists and OF
fcErs at whitesburg, Ky, two mel
were killed and three severel
wounded
The house judiciary committee Il
executive session decided to under
take preliminary investigation of tn
beef trust"
Three men were seriously injure
(ts
railroad near Monet, Mo, caused b
binding rainstorm.
The Arizona senate passed a bi
legalizing boxing matches.
San Angelo, Tex, has hired profe
e.ona, "rainmakers" to dynamite tn
t!cnLS for $4,000.
Kirssville. Mo. remains dry by G
votes ss a result OF local optic
election just held
Al usual privileges were denied tn
ktNsmsrs brothers. dynamiters,
han QueDtin prison. because Of the
refusal 70 work.
Ten thousand rifles and 1000 ,0C
cartridges were shipped to Key Wei
by special train for transportation {
the Cuban government.
Fortytwo poker games were close
In Denver apor orders OF Eel
Neil, tue newly appointed chief
police,
The second national conference {
.induatriai diseases IL IN session
Atlantic Cay.