Cheyenne record., 1921-05-12
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sian. Jewish. state wasi puESshed py
the Reval peoples daily; says dis'
patch from Reval. sali.s:,-s33;; 4; :, \, !:
:, Marion Biellcker, II. was found
drowned In car Of gasoline on. the
Kansas City Southern tracks near
Port Arthur. He had evidently been
overcome by fumes and slipped into
the liquid. ~ /,
Almost on the eve of the arrival in
the Philippines of the American mis-
sion, headed by Major General Wood,
A1aharah UntOong, Moro religious
fanatic and ninety-twO of his MOham'
medan followers were killed In
pitched battle with the constabulary.
A. de Bernardo, vice president OF
the Kansas City. Mexico & Orient, who
made an inspection trip over the Ori-
ent lines in Mexico, said the company
is contemplating the expenditure of
$40, ,OOO,OOO to $S5.0OO,OOO to complete
the line from Kansas City to the Gulf
of California.
France held a two-day observance
of the centenary of the death Of Nh.
poleon. A salvo of artillery at the In.
valides marked the passing of CEN
tury since the death of the great war
rIor at st. Helena and closed the
exercises. The celebration appeared to
have little appeal for the general pub.
lie.
GENERAL
Frank Miller is held at Muskegon,
Mich, on charge Of mayhem. 1t Is
alleged he twisted off his wife's ears
because of her relations with Jaseph
Romenoff.
Five hundred city laborers of Lima,
Ohio, petitioned the council to be al
lowed to work ten hours day, instead
of eight, as heretofore. No increase In
wages was asked.
A strike of approximately $50 bak-
ers employed In twelve Jewish whole
sale baking companies was the prin-
cipaI development in the May 1st labor
situation at Cleveland.
High school fraternitles and sOcie-
ties were declared evil, in that they
tended to "create snobbishness and In
subordination," In an opinion given In
Circuit Court at st. Louis.
Motion pictures censorship by
board Of review established under the
Industrial commission failed to re-
ceive the approval of the Wisconsin
Senate, which killed the bill, q to 4.
Fire destroyed the Osage cotton seed
oil mill and small buildings in the
same business block with total dam
age Of approximately $2,OOO.OOO at
Shawnee, Okla. Flames reached more
than 100 feet in the air.
An orderly parade and meeting
called by the Socialist party of Amer
lea as demonstration In favor of So
Wet Russia were the only Observances
Of May day at Chicago. Police had for
hidden the display of the red flag and
not a none was to be seen.
Mrs. Clarence Mullenix, SO years old,
is confined in hospital for the insane
ut st. Joseph, Mo. 1t was disclosed
she drowned her two children, 8-year-
old boy and an 8-year-Old girl, in a
pond near their home, several miles
from Unionville, Mo. The bodies were
recovered.
The Portuguese steamer MorlnugaO
went to New London under her own
power after having been floated by
tugs from the west side of Block ISL
and, where she grounded In heavy
fog. All Of her 44s passengers were
transferred to naval vessels and we're
taken to New Bedford.
While cleaning out a box Of sup
posed rubbish waiter at the Hotel
Mt Los Angeles, discovered
n necklate with 100 small diamonds. 1t
was found to have been the property of
Mrs. Arthur T. Gage Of Los Angeles
and Is supposed to have been accident
ally lost. 1t was returned to the owner.
The value is $4,000.
The Extension Service of the Colo
RADIO Agricultural College has good
selection of bulletins available for dis
tribution to the people Of Colorado.
The theft of jewelry and money to-
falling $1O,555 while she dozed In
picture theater IA Chicago, was
to the police by Mrs. Bessie
wife of an oil operator Of
Salt Lake City.
The automobile drivers license Of
Peter E. Thropp. 16-year-old son Of
Peter D. Thropp, manufacturing ma
,hinist, was revoked at Trenton, n. ].
admitted placing tacks in the
near Bordentown. He said he
lid 1t to disable car of his chum and
.ival in love, who had taken a girl they
10Th admired for q drive.
Colorado is becoming more distinc-
lively and American state. There was
, decrease of Z $40 per cent in the for
,ign.born population Of Colorado in the
lecade from 1910 to 1920. According
o an announcement of the census bu-
eau the actual foreign-born decrease
vas from 126,S51 in 1910 to 116,054 in