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WESTERN Il gE Bs1
Two heavily armed bandits entered
the bank at Camp Verde, sixty miles
northeast Of Prescott, held up Cashier
Butler ana escaped with approximate
ly $1,000. H
Major. GERHARD Luke I4uhn, 80, said
to be The, Oldest sretired officer in the
United States army and pioneer In
! dlan, fiGhtar the aEthEsste N 4deaa
ct his home in Spokane, Wash, .-.....-.....
AZ, The prica. OF gold in its relation. to
+ the worlds financial situation and the
mining industry was discussed by the
Northwest Mining Association at its an
nual convention at Spokane, Wash.
For a week wolf pack invaded
nightly the western end of Duluth,
Minn., and trappefs and scores of peo-
pie "lying out" for the pack finally sue
ceeded in killingione, woundipg anoth-
er and trapping third Of the pack Of
twelve.
Electric operation Of passenger
, trains over a coast section Of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway be-
: tween Othello, WASH, and Tacoma,
!, will begin about March /, according to
: an announcement by A. N. Farling,
vice president and general manager.
Franklin X. Lane, retiring secretary
Of the interior. will become an execu-
: tive of the Pan-American Petroleum
/, and Transport Company and the Mex
: lean, Petroleum Company when he re-
linQuishes his official position, it was
: announced in Los Angeles by E. L. Do
/. heney, president Of the two companies.
! Christopher G. Cole, federal deputy
! revenue agent in charge Of prohibition
!. enforcement at Tucson, Ariz., has been
! arrested by United States Marshal
! Treaty. on charges of violating the
Z Mann act by bringing woman from
, Maryland to Arizona. He waived pre-
Z liminary examination before United
States. Commissioner Edwin f. Jones.
sli Declaration that the thine had come
4 when the medical profession of the
il United States was forced Sto. uniOn'ze
4 to protect its own interests and those
( Of the public" was made at Los An
Il geles by DIR. Charles J.. Reed Of Gin
4 cinnatl, formerly president he sthe
Il American Medical AGsoeyh tlonEHf of
the Pan-AmesicanrtAaed \ Con gtsss,
4 in an address before the Los Angeles
Cgsnsv Medieati.g /. 4 ssaci cietien. "a, sts9
WASHINGTON
i Naval operation or control Of all ra-
dio stations assumed during the war
emsrEsacy eeiikaletr dGnt t5n4fs
] hnight, Feb. 20, under an executive or.
tsder made public by Secretary Daniels.
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operations. during Nie.Mar, and now. on
the ketired list, has been selected by
President Wilson to succeed John Bar
ton Payne as a member of thG Gsship-
ping board. -.s'trlsr --stlrs
Capital increases aggregatlng S15,-
OO5,O0O were granted to 10S,snationaf
banks during January, John SKeftUst
Williams, comptroller of the currency,
announced. This is the largest num-
ber Of capital Increases ever granted
in apy one month, Mr.. Williams said.
Charters were issued to twenty-one
new national banks with an aggregate
capital of $1,175,OOO.
Mexican government troops have
routed combined rebel bands at Barra
de Nautla and Paso de Telaya, after
killing more than 100, advices to the
Mexican embassy, Washington, stated
Several rebel generals were killed OF
captured. Several merchants held for
ransom were released--,., a, -, l.-,.-.--..s
Rear Admiral Robert e. Peary, re-
tired, discoverer of the North pole,
died at his home ffssWashiTgton after
two years Illness of pernicious aney,
mia, during which thirty-five blood
transfusiOns had been of no avail. Sail,
ors, attaches Of the'n naval hospital and
many ex-service men gave of their
life's blood in the4paiR effort to PM
long the life Of the country's foremost
explorer. 90
Adjustment of the nine subtreasur-
les, the offices Of thirteen state survey
ors-general and two assay offices is
proposed in the legislative appropria-
tion bill, reported by the House apprc-
priations committee. A reduction of
$1S,0OO.OO0 from department estimates
for clerk hire and miscellaneous ex-
penses was made, but the bills total OF
$1O4, 10000 10 one of the largest peace
time legislative appropriations on rec
ord.
A constitutional amendment giving
Congress and the Supreme Court Joint |
power to authorize the vice president 4
or the ranking cabinet officer to as
sumo the duties Of the President during |
a disability Of the chief executive has
been prepared by Representative s.. d.
Fess, Ohio. and introduced in the
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