The Green Forest tribune., 1912-12-27
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 Investigation of report that a plot to dynamite the Denver mint and rob it of it's $500,000,000 had been discov- cred brought out that all reference to blowing up the building was made by 6 person whose mind is evidently un- balanced.
 By margin of 16 votes, Warrenton, Ore, has elected Miss Clara Munson its mayor. Miss Munson has the dis tinction of being the first woman ever elected in Oregon. She headed the citizens ticket, and was nominated at mass convention.
 One hundred and twenty-two in the shade is the record put up by the first heat wave experienced in Australia this summer. This was recorded at Aucla, station on the South Austra- lian-West Australian border.
 Gov. Mann, Democrat, declined to assist in welcoming William J. Bryan to luncheon at a business mems club. The governor said etiauet re- quired MT Bryan to call upon the gov ernor.
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 The submarine B-2, which ran ashore on Lynn Haven bay ten days ago, in a storm, was successfully f1oated. The vessel is not damaged.
 One hundred rebels and forty rural guards and townspeople were killed in fierce battle at Huejuquilla, Mex. leo. The town was sacked by the reb- els, who committed many outrages.
 Samuel People of Normal, H., picked a quart of strawberries in his garden. They are the latest strawberries ever known in central Illinois. The berries were developed without the aid of a hothouse.
 J. Cheever Goodwin, author or adapter of more than 40 light operas or musical comedy librettos, died at his home in New York. He Ealf1peen i'll for four years.
 That Clarence Darrow, who, Is awaiting his second trial on the charge of bribing a juror in the Me Namara case, temporarily may be ferced to occupy a cell in the county jail for lack of bondsmen, was iHdi- cated when information reached the district attorney to the effect that ohe of the sureties will withdraw.
 Who will be invited to accept seats in the cabinet was the momentoQs question confronting President-eledt Woodrow Wilson when he landed from the steamer Bermudian, after his months vacation, but Wilson retained his sphink-like attitude and even be- came peevish oyer questions bearing on appointments.
 That he accepted the hospitality of Jack Johnson, the negro prizefighter, is the allegation which resulted in the dismissal of Edward s. Marsales, a deputy United States marshal, at Chi cago.
 Though the war against war" strike by the French General Fedora tion of Labor was a failure so far as a general labor demonstration was concerned, few men being out, the Paris strikers made up in enthusiasm what they lacked in numbers.
 The navy is about 5000 men short of it's authorized strength, although latest reports show an improvement in recruiting. The past few months, however, enlistments dropped off ;n an unprecedented degree.
 Six persons were killed at Ashta- bula, O., as the result of collision be- tween a street car and Lake Shore x Michigan Southern coal train on the Oil City branch at Center street cross ing.
 q am such a sincere believer in womans suffrage that l even believe men should share the actual care of the babies, especially the first few months of their existence" declared Sir Thomas Lipton in a statement at Atlanta, Ga.
 Kirg George and Queen Mary paid glowing tributes to English neWspa- per men in congratulatory messages Journalists.
 Fifteen ranchmen defended the Dumbre ranch, an American property in Chihuahua state, for nearly two days against 150 bandits, who later were dispersed by federal troops who routed the bandits, killing thirty-two.
 Whitelaw Reid, the American anl- bassador to Great Britain, died at Dor chester House, his London residence The physicians gave the cause of death as pulmonary oedema. He will be buried in America.
 Protesting that the bronze figure was that of a mountaineer rather than a soldier, and, therefore, not emblem atic of their cause, the Grand Army oi the Republic of West Virginia refused to accept the monument unveiled on the state capitol grounds, a donation from Col William Seymour Edwards
 President Taft will not go to CiD cinnati and practice law when he caves the White House, but has agreed to accept professorship il ale law school. This statement was made authoritatively by close frient of President Taft, who said he was acquainted with the presidents plans
 Mrs. Esther Elmira Springer, a pic neer of the equal suffrage cause ir America, died at her home in Chicago She was S1 years old.
 Irene Justin, a pretty 11-year-olC girl, daughter of Frank Justin, a cab lnetmahel, has been kIdnaped at Kan sas City, and is being held by negroe for ransom, according to the belief O the nolce, who, it developed, hay searched the city since Monday fo the girl.