Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-03

The Colorado house ot representa- tives passed the bill for the enforce ment of the statewide prohibition constitutional amendment. The bill differs somewhat from the senate measure.
 Charged in a federal indictment with conspiracy to corrupt the cleo tion of Nov. 3, 1914, in the Fifth Indi- ana congressional district, five Re publicans pleaded not guilty
 Temperance workers who led the fight in making Arizona dry state last fall have been engaged to man. age a similar campaign in Chicago.
 
 Figures compiled by the postal au- thorities show that since the begin ming of the war S64 German news papers have suspended publication.
 
 A resolution for statewide prohibi- tion was passed by the senate of the South Dakota legislature. The reso- lution calls for the submission of the question to the people at the next general election.
 John J. Bapnwell, former judge of Batesville, Ark, but for four months a lawyer in Hot Springs, was killed when struck by an automobile driven by Sam Choate.
 A government bond for s1,00o, is ;,, a1- of potatoes at Genesee, H., by Perry Sand, grocery clerk, was sent to Washington in the hope of locating the owner
 The Austrian admiralty has ordered the Austrian fleet to sink every mer- chant vessel in the Adriatic.
 The Nebraska senate passed bill providing for surgical treatment of certain class of Predetermined and in- sane in the state institutions.
 Fire destroyed the Elks' Theater building, Pine Bluff, Ark, containing offices and lodge rooms. The total loss was s15o,oo0.
 Former Gov. Franklin F. Fort of New Jersey was appointed by Presi- dent Wilson special commissioner to Hayti.
 Three men were shot and probably fatally wounded in a holdup of Frank Buxton's pool hall at Sapulpa, Ok.
 
 Tests completed by the dairy de- partment of the Ohio State university established a worlds record in milk production. Murne Cowan, a 5-year- old Guernsey COW, in the last year pro duced 12 tons of milk.
 Cracksmen blew the safe in the Citi- zens' State bank at Farmersburg, Ind, it was learned when the cashier, John l.. Lloyd, came to work, and escaped with $5,5oo.
 Roy Black and Roy Jones were ar rested charged with the murder of A. D. Oliver, president of the Farmers Bank and Loan company of Leesburg, Ga, who was shot in front of his place of business.
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 On account of the unsatisfactory condition of the P.-P. grounds and the threatening weather, the Vanderbilt Cup automobile race has been post poned.
 A coroner's investigation of the of Hor D 1f ;x1 coin, H., disclosed that grief over the arrest of her brother, Thomas White sal, accused of the murder of Mrs. Louise Hagenbaugh at Joplin, Mo-, probably caused her to end her life.
 Two men held up Henry R. Pontor- no in his private bank, 50 feet from Chicago police station, and robbed him of money and jewels aggregating $7,000.
 Not content with adding to the high cost of Broadways necessities, all 15- cent drinks have been advanced to cost 15 cents straight instead of two quarter in New York.
 ay Pfanschmidt was ordered freed py the court at Quincy, III. Action fol lowed a motion by the states attorney of Adams county to have the indict-. ment for the murder of his father nolle pressed.
 Jealous over the attentions of Sarah HarwO0d, an aged woman, J. K. Lee, 13 years old, shot Nat Harrington. S1. It Dallas Tex.
 Gov. Dunne has granted permission < stc the honor men band of 30 prisoners to give concert outside of the Joliet penitentiary.
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 Charles R Crane. millionaire manu- 4aetAses of Chicago, %, has been driven from the state by the Illinois tax laws. and will make his home at his sum- mex residence It Woods Hole. Mass.