The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-12-12
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Ell Universal of Mexico City, copy
of which reached Laredo, Texas, Sun
day, announces that DR.. Benito San
ches of Mexico City has discovered a
serum that cures typhus within 4S
hours.
Sonora Felipe Angeles, widow of the
Mexican revolutionist recently execut-
ed by Carranza troops, died Sunday in
New York, without having been in
formed of her husbands arrest and
death.
The Mexican gunboat Guerrero has
sailed from Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico,
in search of pirates reported to be max
ing their headquarters in certain ISL
ands in the Pacific ocean off the coast
of Mexico.
Long overdue and believed lost by
many mariners, the three-masted bark
entine Thrasher, which left San Fran
cisco October rs for Seattle, was towed
into that port Sunday by the tug Rich
ard Holyoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic Pusateri were
shot and killed and their 12-year-old
daughter, Angelina, was seriously
wounded, near their home in Pueblo,
Colo, Monday. Three other children
escaped injury.
Forty persons, mostly women, were
thrown into the icy waters of Puget
sound at Manette, opposite Bremerton,
at $40 Sunday night, and one woman
and perhaps others drowned, when a
landing float capsized.
George Mcdonald, 8 years old, was
shot and seriously wounded Sunday at
the Mcdonald home near Billings,
Mont, when his little sister, aged 4,
picked up .32-caliber rifle and point
ed it at him in play, pulling the trig-
ger.
Eleven hundred American soldiers
returned to America from Siberia Sun
day aboard the transport Sheridan
with large canvas sign put up on the
side of the ship reading "Bolshevists,
beware! We are coming home to join
the American Legion"
Cedric Scharff, Monument, Oregon,
farmer, who shot and killed Martin
Leslie while the lad with a companion
was crossing the Scharff melon patch
last summer. Saturday was sentenced
to term of seven years in the peni-
Tertiary. Scharff did not appeal the
verdict.
Vice-President Marshall declared in
an address at a dinner given in his
honor Saturday night in New York,
that his sympathies were with the
miners who were mot adequately conf
pensated." He asserted that he "would
not 60 down in an Indiana coal mine
for one day, even though he received
vice-president's salary for doing So"
William L. Collier, ex-president of
the defunct National Bank & Trust
company, which closed its doors in
January, 1917, has been paroled from
the Washington state penitentiary,
where he was committed by Superior
Judge Everett Smith for not less than
five years nor more than Is years on
pleas Of guilty to having embezzled
more than $4,000 of the banks funds
and to having made false entries in the
institutions books to deceive deputy
state bank examiners.
Ratification of the federal woman
suffrage resolution was completed by
the South Dakota legislature when the
senate passed the measure early Fri
day. The lower house acted Wednes-
day South Dakota is the 21st state
to ratify the amendment.
Certain American concerns operat-
ing in Mexico ordered their border rep
resentatives Friday to prepare for get
ting their American employees out of
the country. In some cases definite
instructions were given for immediate
withdrawal of American employees
from Mexico.
Sale of the army transport McClel.
Ian to the French government for g.
025,O00 francs was announced recently
by the war department.
A seat on the New York Cotton Ex-
change was sold Friday for the record
price of $4,000. This is $2250 above
the best previous price.
Senator Newberry of Michigan has
gone to Grand Rapids to enter per-
sonal plea of mot guilty" to federal
indictment charging election frauds.