Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-02-09
NEWS 0F THE WEEK
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HAPPENINGS IN OUR OWN AND OTHER COUNTRIES
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SHORT ITEMS FOR BUSY MEN
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 The Rockefeller foundation has do mated $22,SO0 for carrying on surveys of the care of the insane in 16 states this year.
 Irving and Herbert Updike, who re- gently confessed plot to murder their millionaire father, mother and 1 sister, have left Chicago and are now on ranch somewhere in the west"
 Augustin Beauchamp, years old, son of MT. and Mrs. August Beau champ, Escanaba, Wis, has been asleep for a wee kand all efforts of physicians and others to awaken him have proved futile.
 Twelve Pittsburg capitalists, exp'or- CTS and business men have sailed for Colombia, South America, to explore l the Magdalena river jungle. Lewis J. Marshall of Lisbon Falls, Me, convicted of using the mails to defraud women who made neckties at 1 to two years in the federal peniten- tia-y at Atlanta.
 The convictions of Don M. Roberts, former mayor of Terre Haute, Ind, and 10 others found guilty with him of election frauds were sustained by the United States district court of ap- peals.
 The United States Steel corporation is to build group of 1,500 by-product coke ovens at Clarion, Pa, it became known. The total cost will be about s15,OOO,O00.
 Messages to Mexico City and all other parts of Mexico are no longer subject to censorship, it was an nounced by the Western Union Tele- sraph company.
 The Scoviile Manufacturing con- pany of Waterbury, Conn.,, gave it's employees, numbering more than 5000, a second bonus of per cent on their wages since Oct. 1.
 The four suits brought against the North German Lloyd Steamship com pany to recover $2,O00,0OO damages because the steamer kron Princess Cecilie failed to complete Der voyage to France and England, just before the war. were dismissed
 Sixteen persons were killed and 45 injured in wreck of the Calais ex- press at Saint Denis, Paris suburb.
 
 Miss Jane Addams of Hull House left Chicago for California, where she will spend two mouths at Corqasado BeacB and San -Biesse--Aaiss Kddams is tA{ins " vacation to re''peFats-
 The New York Central railroad, formed in 1914 by a merger of II mi nor companies, in the supreme court won its fight against the opposition to the combination.
 The bundesrath has ordered re striction in the allowance of malt and barley to breweries and also outlined an ordinance limiting the production of canned meats.
 
 Mrs. J. A. Stout was sentenced to SC, ,v1 h4 ,I,s house for violation of the state liquor laws. Mrs. Stout is the first woman to be sentenced for such an offense
 Sadie Ostorff, 12 years old, failed of promotion from the seventh to the eighth grade in the New York public schools and, returning to her home, jumped out of a window to death.
 Rioting occurred in Lisbon, Portu- gal, in a demonstration against the in- creased cost of living. Attacks were made on many bakeries and provision shops in different parts of the city.
 Notice announcing a 10 per cent in- EfcslSc III WdSes, eiIecIlVe E6D. ZS, was posted at the Phoenix Iron com panys plant at Phoenixville, Pa.
 The strike of 1,2O0 employees of the Union Drawn Steel company, which was called for Feb 1, was settled. After physicians had pronounced Harry Slade of Urbana, H., who killed his two children, defective. Judge Boggs sentenced him to life imprison- ment.
 George G. Carothers, special agent of the state department, has gone to washington, having been recalled from the Mexican border.
 The national aeroplane fund being raised for the development of coun- try-wide aerial reserve for the na- tional guard and naval militia has Daased the $S50,0Oo mark.
 One ct the four submarines of the K tyDe a i11ernbar of fIoti11a o,,