The Green Forest tribune., 1912-06-21
Mrs. Louise Lindorf, aged 45. V

arrested in Chicago, pending the in- vestigaton of the deaths of her two husbands and three children, one of whom, a son, has just died The five are said to have carried insurance amounting to $10,000, of which the son carried S3,375.
 Mrs. Zoe CarsonJ wife of a noted evangelist and arehdeacon, who con ducted her own case in court at Mon roe, La, has been denied divorce.
 Mrs. Della Lawrence. 25 years old, aided five soldiers to escape from the guardhouse at Fort Sheridan, where they were held awaiting transfer to Fort Leavenworth, Kas.
 United Spanish war veterans of Iowa, in annual encampment at Du- buque, decided to petition congress to pension widows and orphans of the Spanish war veterans on the same pension basis as those of the civil war.
 Petitions signed by 116,582 individ- uals favoring a constitutional amend ment enabling women to vote were presented by Representative Victor Berger in the house. Red pepper was used with severe effect by 50 strikebreakers at the Grand Central station, in New York, who were on their way to Boston to work on the street cars. A fresh eruption of the Katmai vol. cano started, accompanied by explo- sions that could be heard for miles. It is believed all the villages at the base of Katmai mountain have been destroyed and that there has been considerable loss of life.
 Gov. Oddie of Nevada appointed Judge Wingfield as United States sen ator to succeed the late Senator Nixon.
 Secretary of the Navy Meyer was taken suddenly but not seriously i'll and departed for his home at Hamil- ton, Mass.
 Testifying before the Pujo commit tee Investigating the money trust George B. Cortelyou, who was secre- tary of the treasury at the time of the 1907 panic, told how the government loaned J. P. Morgan the $25,000,000 which Morgan in turn loaned to banks, and thus broke the backbone of the panic on October "A, 1907, sending call money down from 125 to 6 per cent.
 Five Chinese disguised as negroes were caught by immigration officials at Malone, N. Y., who say that there is no telling how widely the ruse has been worked successfully in snug gling Chinese into the United States.
 Holding in abeyance decisions in many important eases, including the anthracite coal trust" the Southern Pacifc-Union Pacific and seven state rate cases, the United States supreme court adjourned until October IA The Tacoma, Wash, anti-treating ordinance is valid, the supreme court ruled, in upholding a conviction in Tamoca justice court.
 The Iowa pure food law, enacted in 1907, was sustained as constitutional by the supreme court of the United States.
 The senate, after bitter debate, voted, 27 to "A, to agree to the confer ence report on the army appropria- tion bill carrying amendments which will legislate Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood out of the office as chief of staff on March 4, 1913
 Col Samuel Hughes, Canadian min ister of militia and defense, has re- ceived request from the Bunker Hill Monument association of the United States that the old gun captured at Bunker Hill in 1776 by the English be returned.
 Lieut. Leighton w. Haslehurst, IT., Seventeenth infantry, United States army, and Alfred L. Welch profes- sional aviator in the employ of the Wright brothers, were instantly killed when their craft fell 200 feet at Col lege Field Park, Ind.
 Wireless messages from the reve- nue cutter Manning, in Kodiak harbor, and from the Alaska Packers associ- ation fishing stations at Karluk, Chignik and Naknek said there had been no report of loss of life on the island during recent volcanic erup- tions.
 Kodiak and Woody Island villages are buried under foot of ashes, as result of the eruption of Katmai vol cano. No lives have been lost there, but many other villages near the vol cano must have suffered indescriba- bly,.
 Joseph Moore, a prominent Villisca, la, business man, his wife and four children and two girl visitors were found murdered at the Moore home
 By unanimous consent agreement the senate decided to transact no pub lie business during the Democratic and Republican national conventions. Under the arrangement, the body will be in virtual adjournment from June IT to July 1.
 Chairman Clayton of the judiciary committee was authorized by the house to begin an investigation of the sensational allegations filed against Judge Hanford of Seattle by Repre- sentatives Norris of Nebraska and Berger of Wisconsin.
 The house accepted the conference report on the army appropriation bill, which legislates Gen. Wood, chief of staff out of office and provides com mission to pass on the abandonment of army posts.
 While senate leaders were negoti- ating for a three-day recess during the Chicago convention, Democratic lead CTS of the house declared the house will not consent to any temporary ad- journment.
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