Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-09-24

William J. Gaynor mayor of New York, died on the steamship Baltic in mid-ocean, while on a short tour to Europe. His death was due to heart failure. He was sitting in his chair when the end came.
 David Lamar, conspicuous figure in the senate lobby investigation and now under indictment in New York for impersonating members of con- gress, was arrested by order of Attor ney-General MeReynolds and released Oh 5000 bond
 Omer Davis, IS years old, was hanged at Fayetteville, Ark, for the~ murder of Miss Nellie Moneyhun. his school teacher. He went to the scaf fold protesting his innocence.
 Anarehistic expressions in connee- tion with the agitation over the kill ing of Japanese at Nanking led to the suppression of the Niroku Shimbun, an independent newspaper published at Tokio.
 The army transport Buford is on the way to gather up Americans in peril on the west coast of Mexico The vessel is flying the Red Cross flag, IS t is believed the ship will be better able to perform it's relief work under that banner, owing to the present temper of Mexieans, than under the American flag.
 
 Alexander NJ. 1hackara. consul-gen. eral at Berlin, has been selected for promotion to the post of ocusulgen- eral at Paris President Wilson soon will send the nomination to the sen ate with others, which administration officials say will be promotions based solely upon the merit systena5 regard less of politics.
 The worst of the numerous disa ters which have oyertaken Germany airship fleet happened when the new navy Zeppelin ship L-1 was wrecked while on a voyage from the mainland to Helgoland; 2s miles away. Thir. teen of the crew of 20 were drowned
 Accompanied by .oIamSaous re port in which the principles of the new bill were outlined and defended, the Glass currency measure was for. mally reported to the house.
 A London newspaper suggests that the United States and the united kingdom trade Harry K Thaw and Mrs, Emmeline Pankhurst "in the in terest Of peace and quiet"
 With the object of forestalling pos, sible demonstrations against foreign CTS during the celebration of Inde- pendenee day, Dr. Aurelian Urrutia, the minister of the interior, sent tele- grams to the governors of all the Mexican states urging them to take appropriate and energetic measures 10 prevent disorder.
 Michigan troops continue their wholesale arrests of women through out the 29-miie district where 15,000 copper miners are held under charges of intimidation.
 Legislating out Of office not only the commerce court, but busting the five judges who compose it, the house passed the urgency deficiency bill.
 
 Continuation of the century oi peace that has elapsed since the sign ing of the treaty of Ghent was pre- dieted by speakers at the banquet, which brought the celebration of. the tooth anniversary of the battle of Lake Erie to elGse.
 The woman who was murdered and whose body was cut up and thrown into the Hudson river, was identified as Mrs. Carper Janin of New York City.
 Greed Of coal operators, as well as the miners, Bishop J. P. Doaahue of the Catholic church told the senate investigating committee, was the fun damental cause of the West Virginia strike.
 Hot Springs, Ark, fire-swept. $e,000,000 Of it's property destroyed and 2,500 of it's people homeless, is- sued an appeal for outside aid.
 climax was reached in the Nash. vile (Tenn) mayoralty fight when 1,5e0 state warrants were sworn ou; against supporters Of Mayor Howse for illegal registration.
 Word reached Winnipeg, Man, of the murder of Harry Y. Padford, ia nous American explorer, ard his companion. George Street, by Esaui- maux on the Arctic coast. Details are lacking.
 Before Mrs E.mmeline Pankhurst. leader Of the British militant suffra- gettes, can be admitted to the United States the immigration authorities will decide whether any of the acts for which she has been imprisoned in <,,Io