The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-07-24


toms court granting free entry Of
wood pulp and paper to all countries
| having favored nation" traties with
the United States because that priyi-
lego Is granted TO Canada The treas
ury must surrender $4,000, 900 in du.
ties
A new policy toward Nicaragua, in.
yOlyinE the virtual control OF the ai-
fairs OF that republic by the United
States trust protectorate similar to
that now exercised over Cuba. was
outlined by Secretary Bryan at pri-
vate conference with members Of the
senate foreign relations committee.
The negligence Of the superintcnd.
ent of public property Of Lawrance,
Mass, John O BattCrshill, was respon'
sible primarily for the accident at the
public bath house on June 30, when
ii boys were drowned, according to
the verdict OF the inquest.
Rev Marion Caps OF White Bluff,
Ark, was freed Of the charge of mur.
dering his two children. when Paul
Little. prosecuting attorney, appeared
in court and dismissed the case.
Secretary Lane Of the department
Of the interior Is on his way for tour
Of the west am going west to see
n small part OF my job, and n few of
the people | am working for" said
Lane before leaving Washington,
Singing criticism Of Secretary Of
State Bryan for his announcement
that he was forced to go on the Chau
teuqua circuit because his salary did
not meet his expenses, was delivered
to the senate by Senator Townsend
OF Michigan
| Consideration Of the Mexican situ.
/ ton took much OF the time OF the
president and the cabinet ut a regular
session Secretary Bryan had long
conference with the president before
the other members arrived
/ Secretary Bryan was credited with
working out the Wilson-Glass curren
cy bill and severely criticised as q
dangerous power by the bankers Of
reserve cities in the middle west.
which met in Omaha
! Formal announcement was made at
| the Vatican that the Catholics Of Ger
many. who selected unique way for
/ celebrating the recent silver jubilee
of the kaiser. raised nearly 5000 600
to b. spent for Catholic missions in
all parts Of the colonies OF the kaiser.
Ia connection with the arrival at
! SalouM of high Russian officer at
the Greek headquarters, Servian and
Roumanan armies will march TO So.
! IA, where peace will be signed
| The Bugarians have sdnh their
steamers and two torpedo boats in the
Danube to prevent them from falling
into the hands of the Roumanians.
!
Wholesale arrests Of Industrial
/ Workers Of the World were made on
a downtown street in Portland Ore,
when II crowd Of 20 women led by DR..
Marie Equi, dclicd the mayors orders
by holding a street meeting.
Theft OF a pearl necklace valued at
SG25,OO0 was reported ut Scotland
Yard The pearls are alleged to have
been stolen during transit by post
| from Paris to Il dealer in London.
After a hearing in the Marlboro po-
lice court, London. Miss Annie Bell
and Miss Mary Wyan, who took part
in the rioting at the pavilion when
the attempt was made to arrest Mrs.
! Pankhurst, were sentenced to jail for
Il days each.
Maury Digs and Drew Camlnetti
will be tried on Aug. mt San Fran
cisco on charge OF violating the
Mann white slavery net. Judge Van
Vleet of the United States district
court set that date for beginning the
case.
Secretary OF State Bryan will con
tinue his lecture tour during the va
cation season because he desires to
acquire enough income In this way to
take care OF his expenses and leave
untouched the accumulation of money
he has laid aside for old age
By flight from Paris to Berlin, Le'
tort becomes the nonstop record
holder. The distance covered was
about $50 miles.
That the Balkan struggle will end
by process Of mutual exhaustion
seems the only hope Sir Edward Grey
the British foreign secretary, is able
to hold out.
Chicago traffic "coppers" are asking
to be equipped with auto horns in
stead OF whistles. They complain
than blowing whistles hurts their lips
and teeth.
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