The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-03-28

DHilh vi IHbeIl'N, hr!L., MOnuay mora
ing they found n sign on the door say.
ing the bank had voluntarily suspend
ed business and would 20 into the
charge of the state auditor Of Arizona.
The bank IS capitalized at $4,000.
Conviction of forty |. w. w., who
were rounded up in northern CalifOr-
MIA on charges Of violating the espiOn-
age and the selectiye service acts,
were sustained by the supreme court
when it declined to review the cases.
Americas powerful assistance amt
inspiration must be given to the old
world to enable it to recover it's former
healthy status, declared A. f. Wallen-
country, in an address at New York.
Carl Wanderer was found guilty by
a jury at Chicago of the murder of
the ragged stranger" shot to death
! In mock hOldup, and the penalty was
fixed at death. In previous trial.
Wanderer was convicted of the murder
| of his wife and was sentenced to
prison for twenty-five years.
WASHINGTON.
President Harding has suggested to
Chairman FOrdney that the house
ways and means committee sound out
the senate Republicans as to the
feasibility of early passage of an
emergency tariff that would take care
of farmers.
The average density of population
throughout the United States, exclu-
sive of outlying possessions, was 35.5
| persons per square mile of land area
in 1920, as against 800 in 1910, the
census bureau has announced.
Several members of President Har-
dings cabinet hold the view that the
surest means of relieving existing
business depression is by increasing
American foreign trade, and to do this.
they say, America must have voice
in whatever association of nations is
functiOning.
President Harding has requested
Attorney General Daugherty to sub
nit as soon as possible review of the
case of Eugene V. Debs, Socialist
presidential candidate, now serving
sentence under the espionage act in
Atlanta penitentiary.
Un-American and dislOyal propa-
ganda, most of it of foreign origin
and interest, is being preached in the
United States, F. w. Galbraith, Jr,
commander of the American Legion,
declared at the opening session at
Washington of the national conference
on Americanization.
FOREIGN.
Two American soldiers were acct
dentally killed and a third injured at
Weissenthurm, according to reports at
headquarters at COblenz. The men
were driving an automobile, which
collided with an express train.
Satisfactory crop conditions In west
ern Europe, the United States, Japan
anu NOl III AILiCd are IcpoIlCu III
bulletin issued by the International
Institute of Agriculture at Rome.
The second International Railway
mems conference will be held at
Geneva in April next. Twelve coun-
tries were represented at the first
conference in London last October and
their delegates claimed to speak for
1857, 600 workers.
Germany won an overwhelming VIC
tory in the plebiscite held in Upper
Silesia Sunday to determine the
future national status of that region,
according to official returns received
at Berlin.
Austen Chamberlain, chancellor of
the exchequer, has been elected lead
er of the unionist party. His selection,
effected at a meeting of the unionist
members of the British house Of CON-
mons at the Carlton club, was unani-
nous. He succeeds Andrew Bonar
Law, whose retirement because of i'll
health was announced last week.
The volcano of Kilauea, says a dis
patch from Hilo, T. H., is overlooking |
from the pit of Halemaumau. All of
the trails in the old crater bottom have
been destroyed.
Wheat exported to Rio Janeiro dur
ing the present year will not be sub
jected to an additional export tax,
President Yrigoyen declared Saturday. II
Alastrim, a contagious disease SINH
ar to mild form of smallpox, is again
aging on the island of Jamaica.
Six hundred cases of typhus have
developed among Greek colonists from
he Caucasus who have returned to
The reports of American in
have disclosed shocking
conditions which prompted the calling
# cabinet meeting, and the cabinet
las promised immediate action.
The chamber of commerce of
Cologne and similar bodies in other
German towns have decided, in ex-