The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-04-21
Brief RENE.1 u
A Weeks EVENTS
RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT
HAPPENINGS IN ITEM.
lied FORM
Home and Foreign News Gathered
From All Quarters Of the World,
and Prepared for Busy Men
lNTERMouM1AIN.

| iNTERMoUNTAIN.
Lying in crude home made coffii
Mrs. Rachel Grossman, 40, was foun
by police unconscious in her home 1
Denver. She mad attempted suicide b
swallowing poison. The woman wa
taken to theh county hospital, wher
she died several hours later.
Grief over the loss of his 97-year-ol
wife caused the death on April 3 O
Camille Tate, 103, Denver's oldes
resident. Tate's wife died March 81.
Two men are dead at Alamosa, Colo
the result of temporary derangemen
on the part of Mrs. John Haner, &c
the wife of homesteader, Officials
believed. Mrs. Haner shot and kille,
N. H. Relaford and Frank Schmid
ranch hands, after she had accused
them of breaking up her home.
James pingman, young Boy Scout
plunged into the bay at North Bend
Ore, and saved 3-year-old There's
Bacon, who had fallen through hole
in the wharf. The tide fast was car
rying the child away when the boy
reached her and swan to pier, hold
ing her above water until safely landed
The anti-Japanese bill, to prevent
persons ineligible for citizenship from
owning land in the state, has passed
the lower house of the Colorado as.
sembly and now goes to the governor.
Governor Shoup has indicated he will
sign it.
J. H. Sexamith, wealthy Spokane
lumberman, owner of the Alan track
near Occur d'Alene in northern Idaho.
has telegraphed Tex Richard offering
to outbid by $4,000 any other offer
that may be received for the Dempsey
Carpenter heavyweight championship
match.
r'T DOMESTIC.
\ While Postmaster L. r. Bailey of
Bisbee, Ariz., was working in his office
at night, two masked Mexicans entered
and at the point of revolvers forced
him to open the postoffice vault. They
escaped with about $4,000.
I. D. Grey, formerly principal of
schools at Virginia City, New, and later
in Nevada City, CAL, was killed by an
electric train at Berkeley, Cal. Police
reports include the statements of wit
nesses that Grey leaped in front of the
train.
A mob of fifteen masked men seized
Alex johnson, negro alleged to have
been found in white woman's room
at hotel in Dallas, Texas, carried
him out of the city, and, after horse
whipping and branding into his fore
head the symbols of the Ku Klux Khan,
released him on a main street in Dali
las "as a warning to other negroes
Thirty families were driven to the
streets in their night clothes early Sat
urday when a black hand bomb rocked
the north side Italian section of Chi
cago.
Miss Marie Anderson, II years old,
Of Draper, s. D., was shot and killed
by Joseph Wilmer, % years old, of
Draper, who was said to have been
Tilted by Miss Anderson. After kill
ng Miss Anderson, Kilmer killed him
self.
A note addressed to Mrs. Laura
Mead, Springfield, Mo-, was found on a |
wharf at San Francisco. 1t was signed |
Eliza Mead" and said that the writer |
feared the penitentiary If she returned |
o Springfield and so intended to leap
ntO the bay.
Mrs. Clarence v. Hopkins, wife of a
mining engineer and former official
If United Verde Copper company, was
'ushed to Jail to avoid violence against
Ter following the throwing of poison
,us acid into the face of Lucille Gala
CHER, school teacher, at Jerome,
Ariz
Army officials at Camp Pike, Ark,
following receipt Of a note from a
young woman in Memphis, have be-
,un search for Lieutenant Marvin E.
Stanton, reported killed in France.
t is now believed the young man is
;till alive, though suffering from loss
If memory.
Death for affinity slayers instead of
| gay career in the spotlight was adj
,ocated by Arthur Burrage Farwell,
'eformer militant, in an address at
Chicago.
That the remedy for the lack of a
million homes in the United States
les in providing better transportation,
abundance Of fuel, credit for loans
md full information on the best meth
IDS of construction, is contended by
Senator William NJ. Calder of New
FORK, chairman of the senate commit
ee on reconstruction, in a report
made public March %.
Twenty-one persons, including eight
en- passengers and three members o,
he crew of the Admiral line steam
hip Governor, may have lost their
ives when the big liner sank off Point
Wash, after she had been
ahmed by the shipping board steamer
Vest Hartland.