Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-24

nunclo 10 Poland.
The council of ambassadors in Paris
has demanded that Germany surrender
all the airplanes and dirigible bal
looms constructed since the Boulogne
agreement was enacted. Germany also
was warned not to build any more air.
craft for specified period Of time.
Germany was accused of violating the
Boulogne agreement, which was drawn
up about year ago.
GENERAL
Brother Batch, owned by G. T. Ar
mold and ridden by NJ. Garner, won
the thirty-ninth Latona derby, beating
E. r. Bradley's Kentucky Derby win
ner. Behave Yourself, by a length.
Uncle Velo was third, two lengths
away. The time for the mile and a
half was Pat 3-5.
The Porter peace resolution has
been sent to conference by the Senate
for adjustment of the differences be-
tween that measure and the Knox reSO-
luton adopted recently by the Senate.
The Senate voted formally to disagree
with the amendment of the House,
which struck out the Knox draft and
substituted the Porter draft.
Seven firemen were killed and fif-
teen were injured in "A collision be-
tween fire apparatus and Jersey
Central railroad train at Perth Amboy,
New Jersey. The accident occurred
at the Market street crossing. The
fire apparatus had reached the center
of the track when the train struck.
The fifteen injured were taken to u
hospital.
John Falls, Frankfort, Ky, grocer,
who shot six persons while resisting
arrest for interfering in an alteration
between policeman and Falls son,
escaped during the night from the
combination grocery store and dwell
ing where it was believed he had bar
ricaded himself, Falls apparently left |
the building before the officers had an |
opportunity to surround it,
With his head almost severed by Il |
razor, the body of Otto Smitherman !
was found near Ringgold, Ga. Near
by the body of Earl Williams was
found hanging from the limb of a tree.
A coroner's jury found that Williams
slew Smitherman and then hung him
self, Williams was said to have been
jealous of the attention paid Il young
woman of the vicinity by Smtherman.
Thousands of person in Cincinnati,
O., paid tribute to the memory of Col.
r. w. Galbraith, Jr, national com.
nander of the American Legion, who
vas killed in an automobile accident.
The funeral services were held in
Music hall, with each of the 1000
seats taken. The Obsequies were un.
Ter the auspices of the American lie.
zion and were marked by great sim
)licity.
John D. Emery, newly elected ma.
ional commander Of the American Le-
zion, in n statement at indianapolis,
Idvocated continuance by the legion
# its program of instilling in the
learts of former service men and WON.
n a sense Of individual obligation to
state and nation.
Mrs. Bessie Mitchell, Il widow, pub.
lcly flogged man known as Happy"
Brennan, whom she accused of at.
empting to mistreat her 4-year-old
on, Harry, according to report she
lade to the police in Omaha, Neb. She
sed a riding whip. IF more mothers
,ould administer that kind of treat
lent the town would be much safer
or themselves and their children"
he said.
The new shipping board steamship
Iuckeye State, which sailed for San
francisco was forced to return to
Baltimore because Of fire in the for
,ard boiler room. Officials of the
iatson line which operates the YES
Ell, stated that the blaze was caused
Y bareback, which ignited oil and
aste. At a meeting held on board the
assengers passed resolutions praising
le conduct of the crew, and presented
lem with n purse of $500.
Three boys, convicted in Juvenile
ourt in Tampa, Fla, of having entered
hardware store, were sentenced to
I'VE enough money to buy pocket
1ife for each boy in the chlldrens
,me. The court ordered that the
lives should be purchased from the
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