Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-07-25
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1t was announced that the strike of
the longshoremen was ended in New
York, all the men having returned to
work.
Senior Barroso, the Spanish minister
OF the interior, declares without foun-
dation the statement that a revolution
has broken out at Lisbon and Oporto
Washington p. Allen of Vermont re.
tired as assistant secretary to the pres
ident and was sworn in as assistant
secretary OF the treasury to succeed A.
Plat Andrew.
A complete pure food show demon
strating nearly everything good to eat,
will be prominent feature of the
Spokane Interstate fair, September 80
to October 6.
The proposition to make the public
school buildings in Duluth, Mimi, So
cial centers and to allow dancing in
them was carried at holly contested
school election.
A tornado swept through Ellsworth
county, Kansas, Saturday night, doing
considerable property damage and
causing one death. Two inches of rain
fell in less than an hour.
On the advice of his physicians Sen
ator Kern of Indiana has left Wash
ington for Hollis, Va, where he will
rest for the summer in an effort to
stall off a nervous breakdown.
The abrogation Of the modus vivendi
between the United States and Can
ada in respect to coast fisheries is
being urged on the Canadian govern.
ment and is under consideration now
at Ottawa.
Mrs. Rene N. Morrow of Chicago
was found not guilty of the murder of
her husband, Charles B. Morrow, an in
ventor. The verdict was returned after
the jury had deliberated three hours
and ten minutes.
The last gap in the construction of
the Mississippi Power company's dam
across the river at Keokuk, Iowa, was
closed Saturday, and for the first time
in its history the Mississippi is throt.
tied at one Of its widest points.
The bugle reveille call, which has
echoed across the Patapsco river at
Baltimore and through historic Fort
McHenry for 1877 years, was sounded
for the last time Saturday, marking
the abandonment of the old garrison
as military post.
Michigan progressive republicans d.
vorced themselves from the republican
party in their state convention Satur-
day. By vote almost unanimous, the
delegation went on record as favoring
the placing of an entire ticket, state
and national, in the field.
"Bald" Jack Rose, who hired the
motor car which carried the murderers
of Herman Rosenthal, the gambler, to
the scene of the New York crime, was
connected more directly with the case
by implication of Deputy Police Com
missioner Dougherty.
The United States civil service com.
mission will investigate the alleged po-
aitical activities of federal oflicehold-
ers in the republican pre-convention
campaign at Chicago. Charges have
been made that 20 ofliceholders, most
all located in the south, violated the
rules.
More than 100 Koreans have been
arrested by the Russian authorities at
Hardin and its vicinity in connection
with an alleged plot to assassinate
Prince Katsura, while the Japanese ex-
premier passed through that Man
churian city on his way to st. Peters
burg.