The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-09-08

jured When passenger Tram So1Hu
ed with freight train ten miles from
Rome Saturday. The passenger
train was returning from a seaside re-
sort.
President Porras signed a decree
Thursday, night declaring the repub-
lie of Panama in mourning for one
month IN consequence of the dispute
over the award to Costa RIGA OF ter
ritory along the frontier.
Death of IS head of cattle and one
horse on the farm of D. E. Driscoll,
of near Wellington, Kansas, former
ly believed to have been caused by
anthrax, as been found by investi-
CATION to have been caused by arsenic
poisoning. Efforts are being made to
find the poisoner.
Five persons were killed Saturday
when their automobile was struck by
a train at crossing at LaHarp, ILL.,,
according to messages. The killed
are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eye and
Mrs. Will Blean of Albany, ILL.,, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Miller of Bet
tendorf, la.
That 500 cases of pellagra is adj
vanced stages have been found in
Oklahoma was the report of State
Health Commissioner A. R. Lewis
Saturday. That the disease in mild
form is also much more prevalent
than is generally supposed. was DR..
Lewis statement.
| Robbers were reported to the po-
lice Friday night to have entered the
residence of F. L. Mosher, in the
Hollywood section of Los Angeles,
and driven away in motor car with
4oo-pound safe. Mosher, who made
the report, told the officers the safe
contained notes, bonds, silverware
and jewelry valued at $12oooo' ~
Engineer Douglas Armstrong OF
Grand Junction and William Redfern
Of Eehavre, Cal CAL, were killed and 25
passengers injured when Denver \
Rio Grande Western passenger train
No. I westbound, went through
bridge 10 miles east of Grand juno
ton, Colo, at 3:15 o'clock Wednes
day morning.
A big sunflower worn on a girl!
coat tells the world that she's en-
gagged to be married, and that's al
that s. necessary Overseer Voliva
head of the Zion Church, said Frida,
in announcing a ban on dia
mond rings. which he characterized
as often glass cut out of the barr
window, anyway
The discovery OF an alleged plot t.
assassinate President Obregon re-
suited Thursday night in the arres
of Gen. Jesus Salas Lopez, command
er OF small body of troops in tn
state of Mrelos; Anastacio Saavedr;
and Fernando Gonzales Gomez, &C
cording to an announcement by tn
chief of police of the City of Mexico
kilograms werc received fhursda.
by Kansas senators from the Anti
Saloon League of Kansas, opposing
vehemertly the suggestion of judy
Pollock for promotion to the vacan
circuit court of appeals. O. S. Con
dit of Topeka, superintendent of tn
Kansas league, signed the message
The W. c. T. u. of Kansas ais
joined in the protest.
Five hundred shopmen of tn
Pennsylvania railroad walked out a
Cincinnati at noon Friday, according
to announcement of union Officials
The strike was called, union official
said, in Protest against wake sSster
instituted by the company, whic
eliminated payment for overt;ms
On'v Ie minutes notice of the pro
-osed etrike was given railroad Off
Gals, it was said.
Warren c. Snurgin, missing bank
| er who looted the Michigan Avedu'
Trust company, Chicago, has been 10
Gated by private detectives in Cochis'
county, Arizona, according to-th'
Chicago police THURSDAY. The police
received = report from FL Pass
Thursday that. two mining eompan,
| officials reaching there had revealed
| Spursinis hiding place. The banker
had $sonoo with him at he time.