The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-05-09
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lords. Members of the Parent Teach
ers association have decided to ash
that landlords who exclude children
be submitted to penalties Of fines and
imprisonment.
| The commissioner of the general
land office has granted a request OF
the state Of Oregon for ansextension Of
ten years in which to complete recla'
nation Of lands Of the Tumalo irri'
cation project in Deschute county.
u Freight rates from points of origin
east of the Rocky Mountains to the in.
termountain territory were found by
the interstate commerce commission to
be not unreasonable, unduly prejudi-
cial or otherwise unlawful, and COM
plants by shippers and others have
been dismissed.
Col. w. w. Eldred, the only Ameri-
can engineer employed by the French
in their early attempt to dig the Pan
anna canal, and one of the. engineers
who located the Mexican Central rail-
road, died at Seattle, aged 20 years.
A large number Of young men and
women of Lake county, Ore, are pro-
vided an education as result Of a
court decision which held valid the
will of DR.. Bernard Daily, decreased
capitalist of Lakeview. An attempt
of fourteen relatives to declare the
| will invalid failed. The will pro-
vided a 100000 trust fund for the
education Of Lake county young men
and women.
Mrs. Emmeline B. Wells, better
known as "Aunt En-" one of the best
known and highly regarded women Of
the state of Utah, died at Der hope
in Salt Lake City, April %, at the
age of SO. "Aunt EN-" has long been
regarded as the states most foremost
woman, who numbered her friends by
the thousands.
DOMESTIC.
George Rogers, arrested at Detroit
In connection with the Toledo million
dollar post office robbery, has been
identified as an escaped slayer who
was sentenced to life Imprisonment
In 1918 in San Quentin, Cal, prison. /,
A bill placing foreign language
schools in California under strict regu-
lation of the superintendent of public
instruction has been passed by the,
state senate.
Damage estimated at more than
half million dollars was done at
Long Beach, CAL, when fire destroyed
the plant and considerable raw ma
terial of the Golden State Wooden Mill
corporation.
II wish you might never be called
to fire gun again." President Hard
ing declared to the officers of the
atlantic fleet, at Hampton Roads on
April %. IF every government were
inspired by the same motives as ours,
there would always be peace"
The Associated Dairymen of Cali
fornia, who have sold their products
through middle-men, have announced
their entry into the cooperative mar
keting field. The association is COM
posed of 5000 dairymen.
Merchandise valued at $4,000, said
to have been stolen from one of
Cleveland's largest department stores,
was recovered during a raid on the
home Of night Waterman employed at
the store.
A tornado swept through Juneau
and adjacent counties in Michigan, de-
stroying buildings on number of
farms and killing cattle and horses.
Virgil Smith, who escaped from the
Oklahoma penitentiary, July %, 1920,
while serving ninety-nine year SEN
tence for statutory crime, re-entered
the prison at McAlester, Wednesday,
after voluntarily surrendering to Of
ficers. Smith said he surrendered to
please his mother.
Following quarrel between two
girls who had been close friends for
years, jeanette Hoy, daughter of a
widely known contractor of Chicago,
fired two bullets into the body of
Catherine Davis and then turned the
gun on herself. Both will probably |
die.
Convinced that DR.. Joseph f. Du-
rand, dentist, and Myron George Nc
Cauley, scenario writer, killed each |
other, police at Los Angeles, have |
abandoned their investigation of the
strange double Staying.
A vacation trip to the Pacific coast |
for President Harding Is being urged
by some Of his friends and is under
stood to be receiving favorable con-
sideration. The president is said to
have indicated that if he finds OPP
portunity for a vacation this year he
will spend it in the northwest.
Arrested in Somerville, N. j., in con-
nection with the murder, of his father
in Orlando, Fla, John r. Bryant was
reported to have declared he did not
know his father was dead. Bryant
was taken in custody, with his wife
and infant child, after they had been
found in destitute circumstances.