Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-11-21

nave been discovered by st. Bernard
dogs in an Alpine trench, near the
summit of Stelvio Pass, about 10000
feet above sea level.
The Roumanian troops began evacu
ating Budapest last Friday morning
the national army holding the bridge
head as they left. Pest had been evac-
uated by 10 o'clock and the national
army was occupying it.
A crisis appears imminent in Aus
tria. The Vienna government, it is re-
ported, is unable to maintain it's power
and the republic is likely to fall to
pieces, several groups declaring for
a union with Germany.
J. w. Harreld, republican nominee
and anti-league of nations candidate,
was elected to congress from Ne
braska over Claude Weaver, democrat,
by majority of 7OS votes in last Sat
urdays election, according to official
| returns.
Irene Johnston, % years old, ar
rested in Oakland Sunday, confessed,
according to the police, that she was
the woman who held up Virgil Reed
at the point of revolver in his photo
graph studio at Richmond yesterday,
bound and gagged him and escaped
with $685.
William o. Jenkins, United States
consular agent at Puebla, Mexico, was
placed under arrest Saturday and held
under surveillance in his home follow
ing charges by officials of Puebla that
Jenkins was not abducted by Federico
Cordova, the bandit leader, but was
in connivance with him.
Highest honors in the national &C.
cident prevention drive in the north
west officially have been awarded to
the Southern Pacific lines north of
Ashland. News of the award was re-
ceived by j. P. O'Brien, federal man.
ager, from R. H. Ashton, regional d.
rector of the northwest.
Seventeen alleged members of the
l. w. w. were arrested in Omaha Sat
urday in a raid on their headquarters
under direction of Major e. d. White
of the United States army, and Chief |
of Police Eberstein, and was the first
move made by the authorities in the
statewide round up of the I. w. w. |
ordered Thursday by Governor Nickel
vie to rid the state of radicals.
Advices to the state department
said that D'Annunzio, after de-
claring his occupation lara, on the
Dalmatian, returned to Fiume yester-
day and was accorded a great demon
stration. He is said to have declared
his purpose to occupy other territory,
including part of Istria, which he
claimed should form an independent
state to relieve Italy of responsibility
to the allies.
Deputy United States marshals at
Seattle Thursday seized the office of
he Seattle Union Record, a daily news
paper owned by the Seattle central
abor council, and arrested e. B. Ault
he editor, and c. P. Listman and
Frank S. Rust, prominent labor men,
IN the papers board of directors.
William E. Johnson, an American
worker, and Anti-Saloon
eague organizer, Familiarity known in
london and elsewhere as "Pussyfoot,"
vas dragged from a platform from
Which he was speaking, severely
eaten and paraded on a plank through
wo miles of crowded west end streets.
The extended dispute between Texas f
nd Oklahoma over the right to claim
aluable oil properties lying along the
Ted river in Wichita county assumed
new phase Friday when, according
o information coming to John w.
iornsby of Austin, the Texas receiver \
Or the land, an Oklahoma sheriff and e
2 deputies appeared on the property q
nd demanded possession. T
Agents of the department of Justice
re en- route to the coal mining dis
'icts of northern West Virginia, Gov
rnor Cornwell announced, following =
dvices from Washington to that ef- -
sct.
A deal entailng a consideration of le
100000 was closed in Astoria, Fri c,
ay, when the Blodget company of ii
rand Rapids, Mich, sold $3.50 acres h
timber lands in the Knappa and m
lind slough districts to the eros. r
1T Timber company of Davenport, la. Il