Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-12-04


An arrangement by the United
States with Canada, Australia and
New Zealand in regard TO Asiatic Inn
migration" was advocated by Senator
Lodge of Massachusetts In an address
at Philadelphia.
-Four hundred soldiers of the regular
army arrived at Williamson, w. Va,
for duty In the Afingo coal strike zone,
where numerous disorders have &C.
CURED during the week.
The body Of Mr.. Lamb, a million
aire oil operator, was found On a rail-
road track after being struck by a
train near Ardmore. Okla. Later It
was discovered that he had been shot
through the heart
J. H. Carter, said to be a wealthy
resident of Claremore, Okla, was
found dead in an empty kitchen Of q
cottage at Tampa, Fla.
Two persons were killed and fifteen
severely injured when a Lehigh VAL
ley Transit limited car bound from
Nazareth to Bethlehem. Pa sped
down a steep hill. jumping the track.
The steamship Pastores in gala at
tire, steamed out Of the harbor at
Colon, Panama, bearing President
elect and Mrs. Harding to Jamaica,
where they are to make short stop.
Jake L. Hamon, Republican ma
tonal committeeman from Oklahoma,
who was wounded Sunday night in a
hotel room, died at Ardmore, Okla.
Thirty members of the next house
of representatives In the Minnesota
legislature. which convenes at st.
Paul in January. are claimed as at
hliated with the NOnpartisan league.
Wild turkeys are plentiful in the
vicinity of San Antonio, Tex, accord
Ing TO hunters. They are becoming a
pest TO the farmers.
More than thirty lives have already
been reported lost In the worst storm
that has dashed the north Pacific
coast In years. The wind reached a
velocity Of 80 miles an hour. says a
Seattle dispatch.
Robert Lowe. negro youth, charged
with assauting a ten-year-oI white
girl AT Arlington, Tex, was acquitted
by a jury al Fort Worth. Tex. The
negro recently was rescued twice
from a mob.
CASTOR Chevrolet one Of the worlds
premier automobile race drivers, was
instantly killed; Lyle Jones, mechani-
clan for Eddie O'Donnell. was fatally
injured and died later and Eddie o.
ponnell died from a fractured skull az
The result OF collision between Chey-
ro'ets Froutenac and the Deusenberg
car driven by ODonneu ia the turn
from the stretch in the 250-mile race
at Los Angeles. John Bresnahan,
Cheyroiet's mechanician, was serious
Is but rot fatally hurt
Edna Hollingsworth, twenty-one
years old. and Florence Russell. aged
sixteen, of Summitville, Ind. were in
-tautlv killed when they were run over
by q Big Four freight car
Flying at a speed OF virtually three
miles ii minute, Lieut.. c. c. Mosley.
plotting an American made Vervile-
Packard army plane, won The first Pu-
liter trophy aeronautic race at Mineo-
la, y. Y. against "A field Of "a starters.
Oliver W. Fiteau, thirty-five. shot
ane killed his wife. Mrs. Katherine
Filteau thirty-one, after a quarrel at
San Antonio. Tex. He then turned the
gun on himself, dying instantly. They
have three children, all under nine.
Five persons, four men and one
woman, were hurled TO their death
when q large boiler In the condenSary
of the marketing plant at Stoughton.
/ Wis, exploded
Ralph Gibson, forty-three OF Shell
/ Rock. la, was strangled when his coat
+ caught ia ii screw of a gasoline pro-
( PEELED corn shelter he was operating.
The State Bank of Mohau did not
open its doors, Il is the tenth bank in
North Dakota to close down In the
/ past ten days ON account Of depleted
resources
Foreign
Twelve cotton warehouses and sev-
ernl timber Yards were burned in a
prou ~ destruction in Liverpool
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