The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-02-24

Jaw, IHoIidS Nelly. are ueau at Lo
Angeles, the result of domestic trnubi
which led Kelly to shoot Mrs. Pilgrim
in the heart and himself in the head
''The child kept me awake at night
so l was taking it 10 the canal Il
drown it," was the explanation giver
to the police by young man who was
found walking along the street a
Montreal with his landlady's 6-months
old infant in his suitcase He was
sent to an asylum.
The, lower house of the Nebraska leg
islature has passed bill which would
deprive aliens Ineligible to citizenship
from owning land in the state of Ne
braska. The measure now goes to the
senate, where it stands a good chance
of being approved.
A.. E. Rodskier, Al years old, cashier
of the Farmers bank at Spra gueville
Iowa, who recently took a vacation trip
to New Orleans, has informed bank Of
ficals from that point that he is $1O.-
O0O short in his accounts, and that he
is on his way to Central America.
WASHINGTON.
A drastic measure against immigra-
ton during the next year was adopted
Saturday by the senate, which by 81 to
:, passed the Dillingham; immigration
restriction bill after adding amend.
ments to increase its restrictive feat
ures. The bill, it Is estimated, would
limit immigrants during the next
twelve months to slightly over 355, OO0
Promotion of number of army Of
ficers having the rank Of colonel and
lower was approved Friday by the SEN
ate, but Republican leaders again re-
fused to permit consideration of civil
Liam appointments of President Wilson.
Formal complaint against Federal
Judge Lands Of Chicago for his re-
marks in the case Of an Ottawa, ILL.,,
bank clerk charged with embezzlement,
is made in a letter sent to the depart.
ment of justice by Senator Dial of
South Carolina.
An attack on japanese "demagogues
and junkers' was delivered in the
house Thursday by Representative
Miller, Washington, in urging increas-
ed Notifications for Puget sound and
the Pacific coast.
After a heated debate the house
adopted a resolution calling upon
President Wilson for an itemized
statement showing disbursements and
allotments Of the $15O,OOOOOO war
funds voted by congress.
FOREIGN
Austria has been placed under mar
tial law to offset threats of general
strike. Further repressive measures
are planned in case the d.scOntents re-
new their demands for extension of I
political liberties and doubled wages.
Japan has no intention of meeting
American requests that she evacuate !
according to Foreign
Uchida.
The opening Of new offensive by
the Turkish nationalists against the
Greeks on the Smyrna front is ex-
pected, says Constantinople dispatch.
Francisco Villa, the former bandit
chief, is reported to be searching the i
of Durango for loot buried
here years ago by leaders of bandits.
Travellers report that with a cOnsid-
.rable body Of men he is securing the
Mountains for many miles in search
If the mysterious caches. ,
Conviction of the Japanese sentry '
Who shot and killed Lieutenant Lang .
lon of the United States cruiser AL &
any at VladivOstok late in December,
5 forecast by leading Japanese news q
apers, who declare that not only will G
he sentry be found guilty, but that 1
everal high officers will become in '
olved In the case.
The pOlical strength of Premier il
lloyd George went up several points b
hen the returns from the Cardigan e
yelection showed that Captain Evans, a
le premier's secretary, had been elect p
to the house Of commons. e
The Swedish engineer, Sven Ber- o
cue, is reported to have produced
'eaking moving picture, which recent c
was exhibited before scientists and n
stinguished persons at Stockholm. IL
rofessor Svente Arrhenius, director &
the physicio-chemical department of Il
e Nobel institute, says the invention
Ives the long attempted problem. 8,
Indian rebels attacked the special m
ain of VicerOy Lord Chelmsford near n
lahabad, forcing the viceregal party
abandon it's efforts to reach Cal p
tta, according to advices received in m
)ndOn. m
Count Andrassy, former foreign h,
mister, is reported to be ready to
awe in the name Of former Emperor RI
larles the latter's title to the throne N
the claims of Prince Otto, who was Ia
ir apparent, are recognized by all in
e royalist factions, is the news that N
mes from Budapest. W