The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23

MdJ. NSu. FT6Q V, AluSWOfJR au' jutant general of the army, applied for permission to retire from active | service as a result of the charges ore ferred against him by Secretary Stim son. President Taft granted the ap plication.
 Friends of Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., learned he is to give up the carpet business in San Francisco and turn to banking in New York.
 President Taft added six delegates from Hawaii to his strength, accord ing to advices received from Dele ] gate Jonah K. Kalanianole, commonly known as Prince Cupid" the dele gate in congress from the islands
 Limitations were said to have been received by the governmet that some of the defendants in the dynamite conspiracy cases were preparing ito tell all they know "
 1 Fourteen women clerks and stenog- raphers in a Minneapolis publishing company resigned because of an edict issued by the head of the concern that they either must buy new shoes or have heels on their present ones cut down.
 Virtual surrender by the mill own- CTS to the striking operatives was made when a statement from repre- sentatives of the Wood mill, one of the American Woolen company group, was read to the wool sorters, offering | tn fol ho, wages that will average from to 10 per cent.
 The London Daily Sketch an lounces that Dr. Sun Vat Sen is con- Ing to London as the first ambassa- for from the Chinese republic to the Court of St. James.
 Five men were killed and three se- 'iously injured at Bingham, Utah, when a locomotive jumped the track oa the side of the narrow canyon and plunged 75 feet down the hill, crash Ing through the roof of the Citizens bank and another building
 American soldiers under Lieut. M. w. Fields went into Jaurez, Mexico, by mistake and international trouble S threatened. The soldiers were new men there, and company attempted 70 go around from one international bridge to another on the Mexican side.
 After being fatally wounded in a pistol duel with a bartender at Hell sna, Ark, James Gilbert, who came rom Kentucky some time ago, made confession that he was the man who assassinated Governor Goebel at Frankfort, Ky, in January, 1900.
 A blacklist" of several thousand employees of the steel industry, pur- porting to have been circulated among subsidiaries of the steel trust, vas presented to the Stanley steel committee of the house by H. H. Eagle, city editor of the Pittsburg | LeSder.
 By what was said to be the most sweeping federal action of it's kind ever taken, the United States govern ment, within a few hours, arrested nearly all of the 54 men indicted for alleged complicity in dynamite con spiracy spread broadcast over the country for six years.
 Details of an army scandal were made public when the house commit tee on expenditures in the war de- partment received the confidential let ters by which an employe of the pay masters department accused Maj. B.. B. Ray of an intrigue with a subor. l dinate's wife
 Extolling President Taft for his suc- cessful administration, the Georgia Re publican state convention adopted res olutions indorsing the Taft renomina- tion, and elected delegates to the Chi cago convention pledged to the presi- dents support.
 Mann Hamilton, a negro, positively identified by Mrs. John Bells as the culprit who attacked her, beating her over the head with a pair of tongs and then throwing her into a well, was lynched by mob eight miles north of Starkville, Miss.
 The Chinese revolutionary authori- ties at Foo Chow are insisting that the funds of the imperial maritime customs shall be turned over to them.
 For the first time in the history of the White House, moving pictures of an event of national importance were taken when President Taft signed the proclamation admitting Arizona to the Union.
 Twenty thousand Oaxaca Indians of the same tribe from which the moth | have taken the war path under Pedro
 uintez, demanding the abdication of
 adero, president of Mexico.
 A death sentence has been pro- nounced on General zapata, leader of the revolution which is raging throughout southern Mexico, as the governments first step in an "exter- initiative campaign"
 Because of dissension over govern mental policy the Norwegian cabinet resigned.
 Clarence s. Darrow, chief counsel for the McNamara brothers in the dy- namiting case, now under indictment in connection with the bribery of a juror and talesman in the famous case, won an important victory. Judge Hutton ordered the prosecution to fur nish to the defense complete list of witnesses and testimony heard before the grand jury which indicted Oar row.
 Gen. Homer Lea, American officer, who went to Ranking, China, with Dr. Sun Yat Sen, the provisional pres