The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-09-01
NORTHWEST NOTES

Los Angeles was unanimously chosen
Tor the next annual convention of the
National Dental association, it was an
nouced following an executive session
at Milwaukee.
Sumcr Hatch, former athlete Of the
Utah Agricultural College, was named
Wednesday by Superintendent w. Kari
Hopkins as assistant coach of athletes
ai the Ogden high school. Hatch will
assist Coach Carl Peterson at the
school.
The shortage discovered at the In
tenational Tr'ist company of Denver
following the disappearance OF Edwin
T. Morse. head teller of that inst
tuition, will amount to nearly $4,000
4 was said by officials of the banlt
Wednesday.
Federal warrants for the arrest o!
Edwin F. Morse, former paying telIe
# the International Trust company o:
Denver. who disappeared imme'liatel,
after an alleged shortage of $4,000 o..
the banks funds, was discovered, wcr,
ssucd Thursday.
Joe Foreman, serving his third ter.
Tor larceny, and Lewis WhitmarSh, a.
50 third tcrmer. who was under 4
twenty-five year sentence for assault
lade their escape over the wall Of
he state penitentltry Wednesday 81;
Sioux Falls, S. D.
Before a crowd of 1900 persons at
fair at Deer Trail, Colo, Thursday
., Martin, 80 years Of age, jockey
VAS killed when he was thrown from
iis horse when tho animal stumbled
fen dlIringJa half-mile race. Cody's
home is said to be in New Orleans
lanes M. AIahoney, accused Of muir
:ring his wealthy bride, 10 years his
'rnior, at Seattle, was found sane b,
medical commission wednesday. A
',ody which has been identified rs
lat of Mrs. Mahoney was found re
emily in a trunk submerged In Lake
Union.
lore than 1900 temperance WORKERS
from all parts Of the United States,
Hawaii, Porto Rico, Alaska and the
Wines are expected by officers /"
me National Women's Christian Ten
,..,ine union to be present at the SIS
sion Of the forty-eighth annual con-
gend0n at San Francesca.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Ing AL
aerto ]. Paul Of Mexico will leave
Mexico City for Washington within the
next few days, carrying with his docu
ments from the Mexican government
relative to recognition, according to
word received at the consulate office
II San Antonio, Texas, Wednesday.
$50
A. w. Hodde, 80, u white lawyer,
was seized in his office by four Ill
masked men. He was taken in al
automobile to spot about four miles
from Brennan, Texas. and given /;
coat Of tar and feathers and whipped
flodde returned to Brennan and sait
his abductors were strangers who told
him to leave town.
The eighth annual reunion Of the
Utah State Association of Elks will
be held In Salt Lake, September 2 and
3. The visitors will be entertained
by the Salt Lake Lodge, No. IS. The
meeting was originally scheduled TO
take place in Eureka, but at the re
quest of the. Eureka Lodge It was
changed to Salt Lake because Of the
more central location
Governor Joseph M. Dixon Of Mon
tana Thursday committed to life i'm
prisonment the death sentences OF
Steve Byrne and Theodore Chronopolos
Of Butte. They had been convicted
of murder of Sylvester J. Prenatt.
December Q, 1919. The date of their
execution by hanging had been set for
August 26. Both men recently were
denied new trials by the state supreme
court.
Two years ago California citrus
growers imported quantity of Apply
cusgnats from South Africa to pre-,
upon tho black scale that infects cit
rus trees. The experiment was a sue
ress, but with the black scale removed
The aphycus turned uEon human food
and number of growers are now IN
the hospital. Authorities are now hunl
ing an insect to prey upon the Apply
Gus.
The verdict Of the corOner's Jury q.
San Francisco which Wednesday in
vcstlgateI the death of the Rev. Pat
rick Hesin, Colma priest. made No
mention Of William A. Hlghtower, held
on a charge of murder. The verdict
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