Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-11-03
NEWS HISIURl III
THE PAST WEEK
A Complete History Of What Ha.
Been Happening Throughout
the World

partment of the National Woman
=" party for presentation to all stat
les legislatures.
u.
ie- Emergency measures to move FOO
p, products from the western marekts Z
~ the east has been adopted by the raj
roads. Lines in the central west, north
- west and southwest have been order
70 ed to load Immediately all box cars be
sc longing to eastern railroads now OF
n their lines and dispatch them to east
., ern destinations The use Of such cars
sr for local traffic in western territory
n is prohibited.
The interstate commerce commission
announced the following tentative val
nations of railroads throughout the ma
tons: Nevada Transportation com
y pany Nevada, $599,762. The Verde
/ Tunnel & Smelter Railway company
g of Arizona, $577, Jos. The Yreka rail-
? way Of California Sl03,142
A tentative valuation of Sc. 5S1. 294
was fixed by the interstate commerce
commission upon the property of the
Washington, Idaho & Montana rail-
road.
The writ of attachment issued by the
supreme court of New York state
against funds of the Mexican govern
ment is to be vacated in so far as 1t
relates to property of The New York
City consulate, 1t was said at the state
department
| The first stamp of the new five cent
denomination bearing the likeness Of
Former President Roosevelt was pre-
scented to Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt.
len Thousand miles were added to |
the completed federal aid highways of
the nation during the fisacl year end
ing last June, according to the United
states department of agriculture. The
addition brings the mileage in COM
pleted federal aid roads I'D to l7.70O.
me highest loss in freight claims
in any year before government control
became effective was S35.OOO,OOU and
FOR each of the past three years this
figured had been increased to approx.
imately s1OO,OOO,OOo {
An enormous increase of crime in :
the United States during the second ,
year of prohibition enforcement legis-
lation, as compared with the first
years record, is reported.
FOREIGN I;
Patricia Treacy years and 4 8
months of age, has been given the title \
IF "Australia's Air Baby" as the re-
suit of her total travels of more than \
.wenty hours in the air. -
Prince Andrew of Greece, brother o. d
'ormer King Constantine. arrived on d
he destroyer Aspis and was put un- O.
Ter arrest and placed in solitary con- "
inement.
The unemployment situation in Jap ~
N is getting very bad, according to a
eport made by the metropolitan police r
ureau of Toxic, and in this capital
lone an average of 400 people a day
re applicants to the police for public OF
Inns and assistance. Oh
tn
A message from Helsingors states n,
nat most serious epidemic of plague N
Batum is menacing Russian Black of
ga ports. The soviet government has IN
snt well known specialist, Profess ~
)r Vazlonigi, to Batum.
All is quiet in Italy. Rumors of rev. tn
luton are false. according to diplo- co
attic dispatches received. tn
he
Two unions of rather unusual ma oh
re have just been formed at Mexico
ty Bullfighters' syndicate and the
mon of playwrights. The former has - .,
It's member all men who appear in 80
e cnrridas from the monosabios. or GU
pers, to the highest salarled mata-
r.
Chief of Police Dickson of Toronto
NADIA, advocated the appointment OF
public spanker, to punish unruly W"
Us. He believes that corporal punish Iod
mt is more effective than imprison- ."S
mt for bringing repentance to the S"i
lthful heart. sen
tha
me coy curis and winsome waves ira
zen have for so long been feature Ne,
the coiffure o the parisienne are
least threatened with extinction. 4,
warrant for the arrest OF Bella v
D, former head OF the Hungarian sidi
iet government. which was DON'T app
4 ~ Hungary Cor q short time after yea
war, has been issued by the FED. resi-
police department Bella KEN Is fiag
Dfiea 20 hoe IA hiding iu sUii1er- n D
NitH q false Swiss passport,
corning ~ fhe lnsffsi report. the u.