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automobiles were unloaded with der
rick In record time Mt Omaha the other
day at the order Of the local terminals
committee 30 they could be released
for service.
I. n. Bramhall. IS, pioneer northeast
Nebraska contractor, was killed by a
Northwestern railway train in deep
cut In the western part Of Tekawab,
Neb. He was taking short route to
his home at the time.
Benjamin Fish, 9-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Max Fish. was Instantly
killed and Joe Gdaleyich, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Gdalevich. was slightly
injured when coaster wagon on which
they were riding passed under an auto
truck at Sioux City. Iowa.
Walter Hansen, former bank clerk.
jumped In front Of passenger train
1t Omaha and was killed. A list OF
debts totallng 1903 was found In his
pocket. Members Of the crew saw
Hansen spring from behind Z clpmp
OF trees and throw himself ln front Of
the train. He was q years old and
unmarried.
approximately $500 automobiles
will be produced by the ten motor car
industries In indianapolis this year,
and the total sales value Of these ma.
chimes win be Sl67 ,337. 500. according
20 B. A. Worthington, chairman Of the
Industries committee OF the Indanap-
oils Chamber OF Commerce. His state.
ment was made on u survey Of the au.
tomobile industry.
Two prisoners burned their way out
OF the city jail at Tacoma, WASH, and
escaped. The prisoners wrapped oil
soaked rags around the end Of lons
pipe and placed the flaming mass
against the wooden ceiling Of their cell
A hole was burned through the ceiling
and into the city controllers office
The men erawled through this opening
and made their way to the street.
The United States Is In no danger
Of exhausting It's coal supplies in the
near future, for about 1000 years sup
ply Is available. s. NJ. Darling OF the
Bureau Of Mines told the twelfth an.
nual convention OF the International
Railway Fuel Association. lie est
mated the supply OF minable coal al
1853, ,63T, ,lO0,0 600 tons. Last years con
sumption, he said, was 100000 600 tons
WASHINGTON.
Application for a loan Of $500, 900
out Of the S300.0O0,000 revolving fund
provided In the transportation act was
made to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission by the Kansas City, Mexico &
Orient railroad.
The trial Of Alfredo Cocchi, who is
imprisoned In Bologna, Italy. on the
charge Of having murdered Ruth Cru
ger Of New York City, on February 13,
1917, win begin October % ut Bologna.
the State Department has been advised
at Washington.
The Senate passed a House bill au-
thorizing the alien property custodian
10 return property taken over during
the war TO citizens OF former enemy
countries who are now residents of
independent states set up under the
treaty Of Versailles.
Allocation Of two passenger steam.
ers, the American Legion and the Sea
girl, to the Munson steamship line for
operation In the South American sery,
ice has been announced at Washington
by the shipping board.
The resignation Of Major General
George W. Goethals as president OF the
American Ship and Commerce Corpo-
ration, has been announced In Wash.
fngton from General Goeihals' office
in New York. No reason was assigned.
President Wilson has appointed n
commission OF three men to settle the
wage controversy between anthracite
coal miners and operators. The com
missions award is TO be made within
sixty days II possible and its award as
TO wages will be retroactive TO April
], the date when the contracts between
the miners and operators expired.
Recent advances In the price of gas
oline and other petroleum products
were ascribed more to varying condi.
tions Of supply and demand In the light
Of emphasized and pessimistic state.
ments rs to the future supply than to
q combination In restraint OF trade"
by the federal trade commission in /,
report to Congress.
The State Department was notified
from Antilla. Cuba, that Captain Stout
OF the American steam yacht Dolphin
shot Claude Moore, seaman aboard
the vessel, in the port of Caya Ambi.
May 25th. Moore died in hospital
two days later. The captain said he
fired in self-defense. He was arrested
and held under 500 bond.
Senate investigation Of preconyen-
fion financing campaigns for the rres-
dental nomination will be continued
lfter the Republican convention and
before the Democratic convention. un-
Ter present plans Of the committee.