The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-12
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 is about to receive it's death blow, both chambers in parliament having agreed to bill expelling all Mormon missionaries now in Swedish territory
 Great interest has been aroused 1 among Grand Army veterans of De- troit, Mich, over tho coming 10-mile foot race between Col S. G. Barnes of Pittsburg and Col. J. L. Smith of De- troit of the G. A. R. The combined ages of the men is 132 years, each be- ing 66 years old. The race wifi be run May 22.
 American Consul Edwards, at Juar- ez, was ordered by the state depart ment to make thorough investiga- tion and determine on what authority
 Powell Roberts is held by the rebels. The National Lumber Manufactur- CTS association issued demand that the department of commerce and la | bor make public the results of it's in yestigation of the Humber trust" | Creation of new department of | labor" with an added member to the 1 presidents cabinet, is provided in a bill favorably reported by the house labor committee. It provides for con solidation of the bureau of fisheries, bureau of labbor and bureau of immi- l grafton, now under the department of commerce and labor
 l Three persons were killed and be- ! tWee n10 and Is injured when d Chi | cago & Alton freight train crashed into a trolley car at the grade cross- l ing at Thirtieth and Kedzie streets, Chicago.
 The American colony in Mexico City was thrown into an uproar when it 1 was announced that the 1,200 Krag- Jorgenssen rifles which arrived here | would be sold at $7.50 each The Americans assert that thest rifles cost would make a profit of $6,o00 on the entire shipment.
 | An attempt to blow up an interur- ban car of the Southwest Missouri Railroad company and two endeavors 1 to destroy the railway bridge of the company were made at Midway, Mo. 1 Mrs Zee Runge McRae, charged
 
 | acquitted at her second trial at Ope- lousas, La. The first hearing of the | case resulted in a mistrial. Three men lost their lives near Full | ton, Ky. when an Illinois Central en- zine, testing the roadbed for washo- uts, plunged into a creyice 50 feet | deep.
 | pf,io hra M T,,;{ States arrsy, retired, died at his win ter home in Orlando, Fla. He was paymaster general of the army during the Spanish-American war. The anti-tipping crusade hit t | Vatican, and was recognized in an of ficial papal edict forbidding church ! functionaries accepting tips for pro- viding, tourists and visitors with good seats for the holy week services. l President Taft's statement that he is progressive was disputed by Col ! Roosevelt in his speech at Louisville Ky. The former president said Taft, in some of his actsl had shown him. self to be reaction ary
 James T. Hinton mayor of Paris, Ky, ana one of the wealthiest men in central Kentucky, was indicted by the grand Jury on a charge of receiving $700 toBcause the election of a candi date toI the city council.
 The flight of the federal govern ment to bring action to have set aside some 5000 conveyances by full blood | Cherokee Indians of their allotted lands was upheld by the supreme court of the United States Four senators from the two new states of Arizona and New Mexico will this week enlarge the member ship of the upper branch of congress l to 96.
 A peculiar all-night fire destroyed the Standard Oil company's main sto- rage plant at Manila, P l., with loss of $1,000,o00 The United States sol diers helped local fire fighting force. The New York jury in the case of John E. Persons, Washington B. | Thomas, George H. Frazier and Ar | thur Donner, charged with violating | the criminal clause of the Sherman antitrust law while directors of the American Sugar Refining company. reported disagreement. in the United | States district court.
 Despite denials by both Japan and l Mexico thar the former has any inten- | tion of establishing settlement on l the shores of Magdalena Bay, Senator | Lodges resolution calling on the presi- dent for all information on the subject has interested diplomatic and legisla- | tive Washington greatly. | Dr. Harvey w. Wiley closed a con- tract in New York to give 100 lectures 1 throughout the USited States next season The tour will begin in October and will include engagements from | Maine to California
 With roar that s3dld be heard for miles, the western end of the levee gave way, sending a torrent of water two to eight feet deep racing through the streets of Hickman, Ky. Many wedding guests at Atlantic ! City, N. J., fled when they learned that Max Kirsht, the bridegroom, had humps. The bride remained for the | ceremony
 The French bill proposing fine | and Imprisonment for duelists and their seconds has passed the commit tee stage with honors, and the cham Der of deputies may soon make the bill law.
 The two New York companies of | the national guard were ordered out l for strike duty at Yorkville, following