The Green Forest tribune., 1912-06-21
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For being ejected from the Fransi- oli hotel at Memphis, Tenn, in the course of festival last September, a jury in the federal court has award ed Miss Elizabeth Cissel of Osceola, Ark, $25,507 against Philip Fransioli
 Philip Scheibe and Henry Fillmore, young men, were found dead in their room in St. Joseph Mo, having swal- lowed strychnine in beer, after they had dared each other to do so.
 The amendment offered by Senator Hoke Smith to the legislative judicial appropriation bill abolishing the com merce court was adopted in the senate by vote of 28 to 26. The effect of the amendment, if 1t becomes law, will be to leave the judges without posi- tions and pay.
 Paul Jarzo, arrested at Fargo N. D., admitted that he shot and killed his father at Pullman, H. He said the shooting was done when his father attempted to whip him, but that he did not know the wound had been fatal.
 Militant suffm gettes of Dublin went on a rampage, enlivened by window smashing, and the police arrested eight women The suffragettes at lacked the customs house, postoffice and military barracks, hurling sticks and stones, and broke every window in them they could reach.
 The navy department announced that the gunboat Monocacy will be built at the Mare Island navy yard, San Francisco, at a cost of $141, ,000.
 Wesley Edwards, one of the Hills vile, Va, court house assassins, was captured at Clay City, Powell county, Ky.
 Impeachment of Federal Judge Cor nelius P HanfoId of Seattle for an nulling the naturalization papers of Leonard Olsson, Seattle Socialist, was demanded formally of inc house by Representative Victor Berger, the Wisconsin Socialist who alleged against the iurist "habitual drunken .ass," moral anG temperamentai un- fitness" and unlawful and corrupt" decisions.
 Mrs. W. c. Dickey, 35 years old, society leader of Osyka, Miss, as been arrested for the murder of her husband. Following quarrel, Dickey died suddenly. An autopsy revealed large quantity of strychnine in his stomach.
 Two of the train crew on a special ion, lin Calh Ga, to Chattanooga, on the Western & Atlantic railroad, were killed and 50 passengers injured in a wreck near Dalton, Ga.
 Chester H. Pond, former associate of Thomas A. Edison, inventor of self-winding clock and hundreds of other contrivances, died at Moorhead, Miss.
 President Taft nominated Captain Robert NJ. Doyle, U. s. N, to be rear admiral.
 The automobile worm has turned and the owners of cars in New York, who long have borne the butt of the high cost of auto repair jokes, have organized to correct the evil.
 
 passed bill admitting wheat free on condition that an equivalent weight of flour is exported from France by the importer within three months, or an equivalent weight of biscuits within three months.
 United States District Judge K. M. LandiS was made defendant in a dam hx, io,, T Ammen, attorney for George F. liar ding, after the judge had declined to hear motion in Harding's case against the Standard Oil company.
 A national strike of transport work CTS and allied trades throughout Great Britain was declared by the masters of the organization, upon their failure to reach an agreement with the em- ployers.
 Earl Loreburn, lord high chancellor of England since December, 1905, has resigned Viscount Haldane, secre- tary of state for war, was appointed to succeed the earl.
 Chairman Norman J. Mack of the Democratic national committee issued a call for the national committeeman to meet in Baltimore on June 20 to perfect the temporary organization for the Democratic conclave.
 Federal Judges Gray, Burlington and McPherson handed down the de cree approving the plan for the dis solution of the powder trust.
 President Ta5t's column of dele gates on the temporary roll call in the Republican national convention was augmented by the twelve contested Indiana delegates.
 The most severe windstorm since the storm in September, 1909, swept Louisiana and the gulf coast and caused damage that will reach high figure. From nearly every section of the state and the Mississippi coast come reports of heavy losses.
 Attorney Earl Rogers, counsel for the defense in the Darrow bribery trial, announced that Clarence Darrow would take the stand in his own de- fense.
 President Taft will be placed in nomination before the Chicago con vention by Warren c Harding of Ma, rion. one of Ohio's delegates at large.