Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-12-22
NEWS 70 DATE
IN PARAGRAPHS
cAUohT FRoM TIVE NETWORK o.
WIRES MOUND ADoUT
the WORLD.
DURING THE PAST week
RgcoRo OF IMPORTANT EvGNTs
CONDEMNED FOR DUsY
PEOPLE.
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W1STxRN
Three men were killed and eoe was
seriously Injured VIXEN 4 Santa -
freight engine exploded 100 yards west
Of the Standish, No, station.
Miss Jeanne Lsmore. %, shot and
instantly. killed nas Cooksey, 20, q me-
gro, In the federal building at Dallas,
Texas. when hs attempted to attack
her In the women's rest room of the
building.
Jack Howard, the convict who shot
and killed Tom Slaughter, leader In
the spectacular prison delivery at Lit
tie Rock, Ark, has been arrested by
Sheriff J. j. Grow and taken back
from Benton to stand triul.
Four bandits entered Panama. ILL.,,
robbed the Bank of Panama of be-
On men in pool room next to the
bank, wounded mOtOrist whom the
bandits believed was pursuing their
car, and escaped.
Chief Machinist's Mate NJ. G. Nc
Lean, stationed at the, North Island
navy air station, San Diego, Calf, was
killed instantly when an nirpiane In
which he was passenger crashed to
the ground on the field. Ensign J. G.
Cline, the pilot, was seriously injured.
A fight with an enraged Holstein
bull came near to being fatal to w. H.
Baker, farmer Of BrIdger, Wyo, who is
nursing numerous bruises, sprained
ankle and sprained hand US result
thereof. The animals horns also
punctured his hip and loosened two
Of his teeth. Exhausted, he was lying
on the ground with the bull standing
over him when his wife and c. l..
Drefson, a neighbor, came to his res
cue.
Portland has accomplished the first
step In plans for holding world fair
in 1025-indorsement by the voters OF
a $4,000. OoO tax levy to be spread over
three years-and attention is now d.
rected to the second effort In the H.
nancing OF the project, approval by the
people Of the state Of 100000 tax.
which. added to the amount Portland
will raise and ~ 100000 to be obtained
by public subscription, will complete
the financing.
WARRINGTON
President Harding is requested to
call a conference between Great Brit
ain, France md Italy, to consider
methods by which Armenians may be
given M opportunity to establish Il ma
tion, by House resolution introduced
by Representative John Jacob Rogers,
ReDublicnn MaRka chusetts
Thirteen recommendations includ-
ing legalization Of cooperative mar
keting combinations, lowering OF
freight rates on agricultural products
and establishment of agricultural at
taches in European capitals, are set
forth In report of the Joint congress
sional commission Of agricultural in
, quiry filed In the Senate.
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes
for brewers who violate the volstead
law. The commissioner stated that
he has instructed his counsel to in
stitute proceedings against several
breweries In eastern Pennsylvania and
to ask the courts to inflict maximum
penalties. including Jail sentences.
The House ways and means COM
mittee with the tariff and tax revision
off its hands for the present will take
up the soldier bonus question immedl-
ately after the Christmas recess.
Chairman Fortlney announced that the
committees first order Of business for
the new year would he consideration
of adjusted compensation legislation.
Postal savings decreased $4,000
during November, according to u state
nent issued by the PostOffice Depart
Inent. Reports Indicated, however. that
deposits in many smaller postoffices
increased steadily, while In the larger
cities and industrial centers withdraw
ais exceeded deposits. Total deposits
on hand were estimated at $14S,OOO,.
600.
Funding Of the $11.OOO.OOO,O 600 debt
owed the United States by foreign |
governments into obligations maturing
not later than June Is. 1047, and bear
ing interest at not less than 8 per cent |
would he authorized under the funding
bill as approved by the senate finance |
committee. Interest on the new obi |
cations would be paid semLannuAuy |
and the minimum rate. which would be |
permftted-5 per csht-is; the rate On
the existing obligations.
E. Mont Reilly will return to his post
~ EoyernQr. Of. Porto Rico before. the
first Of the year, II was. Announced
following conference between Reilly
and the President. It is understood |
Reilly Will carry back, to Porto Rico
written instructions as to his future |
administration there.
Rita Jaichner, pretty French girl,
who slleges sha toured Europa with II.
L. Slaughter, Jr., wealthy son OF pio-
neer Texas cattleman, was awarded |
damages In excess Of $4,000 for
breach Of promise, BY Judge j. q. Gil