The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-07-30
NEWS or THE WEEK
FROM OVER WORLD
HAPPENINGS IN OUR OWN AND
OTHER COUNTRIES
BRIEFLY TOLD.
SHORT ITEMS FOR BUSY MEN
Weeks News Combinations Re
viewed Without comment-All
Nations Find Somewhat to
Edlfy and instruct

The interstate commerce commits
sion set aside as unreasonable rates
on lumber and other commodities in
large southern and southeastern ter
ritory.
Ross Brady of Boone Grove, Ind,
and a companion named Morris we're
killed when th@r automobile was
struck by an engine running wild at
a crossing near Valparaiso.
Announcement was made at the
University of Michigan of campaign
among the $4,000 alumni of the insti-
tuition to raise $1,OO0,0OO to endow a
building for the Michigan union. an
organization composed of the students
attending the university.
The Chicago Federation of Labor
wired President Wilson copy Of reso-
buttons adopted by the federation call
ing on the president to investigate the
trial and sentence to life imprison-
ment of John R. Lawson.
Fo
| w. A. Whitney, contractor and bank
er of Superior, Wis, is in a critical
condition at Lemont hospital, in Vir-
ginia, Mimi, as the result of an auto
mobile accident.
A dispatch to Lloyd's from Durham,
Natal, says the Peninsular and Orien-
tai line steamer Benalla, previously
reported in the Indian Ocean with a
fire In one of her holds, has arrived
at Durham.
The United States capitol and the
House and Senate Buildings are heav-
lily guarded to prevent another at
tempt to blow up the structure.
Two thousand Italian volunteers
from the United States were landed at
Naples. Italy, and received a great
ovation.
The trial of Henry Starr and his
three alleged accomplices on charge
of bank robbery at Chandler, Ok, was
postponed to Aug. 2.
Emma Goldman, well-known anar-
chist and often just charged with
advocating free love-" sat next to
Anthony Comstock, the noted New
York purist, at the International Pur-
list congress in San Francisco.
The Catholic school buildings at
Jonesburg. Miss, conducted by Father
Tuhay, was burned.
Premier Asquith asked new vote
Of credit of f150,00O,000 sterling
(about s75O,0O0,OO0) for war purposes,
out of the funds created by the war
loans.
The gunboat Nashville was ordered
from San Juan, P. r., to San Domingo
City, This was at the request of the
state department.
A large part of the shipments OF
American cotton held up by England
probably will be condemned by the
prize court.
/ Carrollton, Mo, voted dry" by a
majority of 1856 out of Sal votes.
A freight trains 200-foot plunge into
1 q gulch at Indianole. Tex, killed the
engineer, fireman and a brakeman.
Newell Woodwork of Buffalo, N.
Y, was elected presidentgeneral Of
the Sons of the American Revolution.
A special dispatch to the Messagero
from Udine told of great Italian vic
tory I'm the Bario region, near Sa-
grade.
Because Charles Shuster Of Banner
man, N. Y, called an automobile be-
longing to Charles Kowatch q "fliv-
YER" he was shot to death by the
latter.
A severe windstorm wrecked q
chautauqua tent at Dallastown, Pa,
killing two persons and iniuring Is.
Work Of constructing a 7. NJ. c. A.
hotel costing s1.75O.O0O has begun
here.
President Wilson approved the ap
pointment of Judge r. C. Allen as ma
tional attorney for the Creek Indian
tribe Of Oklahoma.
While making a flight in a new
machine. Lieut.. Kenneth Whiting Of
the navy aero corps and Walter
Brookins, civilian aviator, fell into
the bay at Pensacoa. Fla.
Frederick Cors. an 1s-year-cld i'm
migrant. admitted that he stole dia-
monds valued at Sle.OO from the Chi.
/ cago home Of Mrs William Selig.