Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-10-01
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given to nearly 100 Albanian girls. The information reached Vienna in 8 telegram from Avlona, principal sea port of Albania on the Adriatic sea.
 Italy mourns for Teobaldo Calis- sano, minister of posts and tele- graphs. and the youngest member of the cabinet, whose death occurred when he was presiding at a banquet attended by 300 of his constituents.
 The senate confirmed Joseph w. Folk of Missouri as solicitor of the state department.
 Charles Furthmann, former inves- tigator for States Attorney Boyne Tn the larson trust" cases, who was ar rested on the charge of selling evt dence to three men under indictment, was indicted for conspiracy to ob- struet justice.
 There was another fierce riot in Dublin, as result of which seven po- Iicemen and B civilians are in vari- ous hospitals and many others were treated and sent to their homes
 Gen. Jose Manuel Hen Hernandez, the Venezuelan expatriate, more fa- miiiarly known as "El Mocho,' sailed on the steamer Coamo from New York for San Juan, Porto Rico, with carefully laid plan of action whereby it is believed he hopes to depose President Gomez of Venezuela.
 o. A. Farmer, fireman on the en- zine pulling Kansas City Southern passenger train No. 1, was killed by lightning in the cab of his engine about 100 yards from the depot at Sallisaw, Ok.
 Maj. Gen. Nelson A. Miles, U. S. A, retired, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for congress in the Third district of Pennsylvania.
 Seven of IA prominent men of Bres- lau, Germany, arrested and accused of improper relations with young girls have committed suicide. Among them was one officer and one former po- lice official
 Laboring under the hallucination that a vision had told him that if he would go to cemetery, lie down and Tatchnsky tore up 20 graves in & graveyard at Shreveport, La.
 The Paris newspapers were consid- erably excited over the reported un- expected arrival of King Constantine of Greece, who was not scheduled to arrive before a week later.
 Gov. George w Hays has called a conference of Arkansas bankers for Oct. 10 to discuss ways and means for relieving the deficit in the general revenue funds He will try to borrow $250,000.
 Minority Leader Mann electrified the house by introducing 8 resolution demanding a special committee inves- tigation to determine whether mem bers of the Democratic congressional committee had not violated the cam paign contribution law.
 Gov. Sulzer of New York must stand trial. By crushing vote of 51 to l the impeachment court swept away his constitutional contention that it has no right to try him be cause he did not ask the assembly to impeach him in extraordinary session
 Six hundred private houses and many commercial establishments were destroyed by fire at Ninguta Manchuria.
 The feat of turning a somersault in the air with an aeroplane, in imita tion of the recent performance of the aviator Pegoud, was carried out al Doual, France, by Pierre Chantaloup French airman. flying biplane.
 Bills of sale for S5.000 worth of goods purchased abroad, found in the stocking of Mrs. John M. Cullough' s maid, caused the customs officials to hold six of Mrs Culloughs trunks.
 
 President nominated former Gov Joseph w Folk of Missouri to be so Iictor for the state department. The former governor of Missouri will re ceiye salary of S5,000 year
 At San Francisco George Kovack night clerk in the Atlas garage, and William Acker, chauffeur, were shot dead and Mrs Kate Couison fatally wounded by a man whose identity Mrs. Coulson declares she knows but does not intend to divulge.
 Michigan coal operators ordered a lockout against all their employees Three thousand miners are idle. The lockout is retaliatory movement against the United Miners organiza ton, which ordered strike of tht 600 employees of the Monitor, Union vile and Akron mines.