Cheyenne record., 1921-04-14
NEWS TO DATE
IN PARAGRAPHS
CAUGHT FRon THE NETWORK OF
WINES ROUND ABOUT
the WORLD.
DUMN6 the PAST WEEK

uUIHIo6 the PAST WEEK
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
eoNDEnsEo FoR BUSY
PEOPLE.
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In q twenry-two-inning game the
Isneest in organized baseball SO far
IBIS season. Seattle defeated Los An-
eeaes II TO s, in the first game Of q
scheduled double-header If Los Al
gelea- The second Szme wss postponed
betause Of darkness.
he Western Aacsruni Asnufsctur.
ing Company factory n Salt Lake VIA
practically Destroyed when fire Of M
hOwp origin which il believed to hare
developed in the basement Of the buiio-
ing while the factory caretaker was II
lunch did damage estimated at $l50..
600.
After holding John West, alias Ed.
coin, Neb- police released him, only fo
receive notice from Joliet, Ill, that be
was wanted for violating q parole
granted by the Illinois penitentiary su.
tboR1tiex Advices from Joliet said
West had served TWO terms in San
osentin prison
Walter Lips. formerly Los Angeles
fire chief and later for several year.
4 Los Angeles county deputy sheriff
denied that be had confessed having
solicited and accepted bribe Of S12.
600 from Joe Furay. alleged swindIeI
nov IN 5an In TEXAS, ak the distric,
attorney and the latters chief deput.
seated be had done.
Tie Assembly Of the California Leg
isiature has voted to submit proposed
prohibition enforcement Legislation to
q popular referendum After a bitter
fight, and By q majority Of one, the
legislators amended a bill which would
adopt the volstead act entire as q
state Law 30 that, II finally passed. i,
must be confirmed by the people a,
the next general election before IL be
comes effective.
Unanimous approval was given the
cooperative wool marketing plan, 0!
the committee named by the Utah Sen
ate Farm Bureau and the Utah Woo
Growers Association at Il meeting OF
kbeepnen of the state held in Sal,
Lake City. and the committee Of seven
vas instructed TO proceed at once t6
the execution Of the plan which will
probably result In the pooling Of up
wards Of 100000 pounds Of CtAh'l
1921 clip.
WARRINGTON
go TO it, Smilingiy exclaimed Post.
master General Hays after Or. Huber!
Work Of Pueblo had taken the oath OF
office and prepared TO assume his du
ties rs first assistant postmaster gen
eral Or. Work preferred that the tax
ing Of oath be Just an incident, bu,
the postmaster general called in ser'
efal department heads as witnesse,
and made Z ceremony Of the induction
into office.
Secretary Mellon has announced the
reappointment of Col. X. G. Cholmely.
Jones Of New York as director Of the
bureau Of war risk insurance, who re
entered upon the duties Of his office
1t once. He was returned 10 the de
partm<Dt at the request Of the secre.
tary to assist in carrying out The rec
concentrations Of the special commit
tee appointed by the President o.
which Cen Cha8- G. Dawes was chair
man.
Need for increased facilities IL
handling mail In the large cities is ap
parent, Postmaster General Hays ha,
announced, adding that whether thes<
would be obtained by renting or buy
ing additional property remained unde
tefmined.
Agreement with q German syndicate
whereby certain American potash i'm
porters viii obtain a rebate In potasf
equal to 45 per cent Of their purchase,
has been announced by the Depart
ment Of Commerce. The agreement
department officials explained mean,
delivery Of more than 5000 600 worth
Of additional potash to those American
importers who bought German potast
during the war.
Railroads suffered a deficit in Feb
ruary of s7,2o5yoD0, while 10s out OF
200 reporting TO the Interstate Com
merce Commission failed to earn ex
pe1ses, and taxes, as against deficit
Of S1,167, 500 for January, with 10t
out Of 2O2 failing to make expenses
according to tabulations made public
BY the Association Of Railway Execu
tives. OF the 106 roads reported q,
failing to make expenses, 46 were ir
Eastern, 16 in Southern and a in
Western districts
Special safeguards around shipment,
Of currency, worked out during tht
serime wave" by committee Of two
inspectors and one representative o.
the PostofIce Department, are in ef
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