The Pulaskian., 1916-04-28
HAPPENINGS IN OUR OWN AND OTHER COUNTRIES
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aAt4AlSAo Htdteu tt4fAb AC Aau DC~0A-A~ determined to become a Republican candidate for governor.
 An oil promoter giving the name of Joseph Barnes was arrested by Police Chief Hay at Wichita, Kan, for jump Ing $20009 bond
 Charles Blossom, for 30 years chief forest ranger iI the Sierra national forest, and Kenneth Menefee were in- stantly killed at Visalia, Cal, when their automobile overturned
 
 An opinion rendered by Judge GIL liam in the cattle court holds that the state prohibition law forbidding the sale of malt liquor includes all liq- uids of malt origin or containing malt extracts.
 The Postal Telegraph company was fined $I,000 in the criminal court in Butte, Mont, on conviction of trans mitting information on which racing bets were made
 Federal Judge W T. Burns rescind- cd the order to burn the 527 birds of paradise feathers, valued at 5000, agents seized from New York i'm porter.
 War department reports indicate that attendance at the army instruc- ton camps for civilians this summer will approximate 28.500.
 H. B. Owsleys public sale of fine registered Jersey cattle at Palmyra, Mo, netted nearly s7,o00.
 Joseph Patterson of teriing, H.. cap tured eight cub wolves on his farm, the mother escaping after resisting an attack with club.
 
 Gen. Severino Coniceros and his command of Villa bandits have sur rendered to the military commander in Durango City
 The New York police are searching for Miss Doris Ponty, Sunday school teacher. who has been missing from her home since April 2.
 
 The German military authorities an nounce that waste of leather in high boots for women must cease.
 
 The McKeesport (Pa) Tinplate com pany announces that 10 per cent in- crease in wages has been granted to TOO skilled employees.
 Daniel Riley, 19 years old, was sen fenced to 35 years Imprisonment for the murder of John Mozier, shot to death in his Chicago saloon.
 Two thousand men employed in the Pittsburg plant of the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing company walked out to enforce their demands for an eight-hour day and an increase in wages.
 A lone bandit held up a passenger train on the Louisiana, Red River & Navigation railroad, shot the express messenger and escaped with money and iewelry valued at several thou sands of dollars.
 J. 4. Whiteford, for the last 12 years superintendent of schools at St. Jo- seph, Mo, has resigned Vernon G. Mays was elected to succeed him.
 
 Harry K Thaw has at last secured his divorce from Evelyn Nesbit Thaw in the courts at Pittsburg.
 hort skirts for the men and no skirts for the women were approved as the official bathing costumes.
 
 Several hundred workmen held up a street car. eJecfed all the passengers and broke all the windows on line on the south side in Chicago. Bad service caused the demonstration. Very severe earth shocks were re- ccrded on Georgetown university seis- mographs.
 First Chief Carranza has issued an order that al soldiers in the ranks of the constitutionalist army receive 10 days extra pay
 The trade agreement recently made between Germany and Roumania pro- vides fer the establishment of a sell ing bureau in Bucharest and buying burean in Berlin.
 A bill to make the writing of a threatening letter to the president a misdemeanor was reported favorably by the house Judiciary committee.
 Twelve St Luke hospital nurses in Chicago, members of the graduating class, have been suspended for a month for getting first-year nurse ready for cold ducking.
 The Imparcial asserts 1t has learned that a new transatlantic line between Xloo, Spain, and New York is soon - be launched.