The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-07-13
Domestic

Despite the Youngstown, o.. solicit.
or's unofficial ruling that William b.
Reese is mayor of Youngstown, and
George l.. Oles' resignation stands,
Oles announced that he would go to the
mayors office, take off his coat and
resume work where he left off when
he turned in his resignation.
Axle Simpson, 22-year.old nurse sur.
vived n ninety foot leap from river
bridge at Knoxville. Tenn. She fell in
four feet of water but was carried into
deeper water by the current being
rescued by riverman.
Richard Croker applied to Sur
rogate Cohalan to ,.ppoint :, suitable
person Or trust company as admins
traitor Of the estate of his father, Rich.
ard Croker, the former Tammany
chieftain, who died recently in Ireland
With an emphatic declaration that
the constitution and laws sponsored
by the majority must be enforced,
President Harding addressing his
friends and neighbors" who assem-.
bled at the fair grounds at Marion,
Ohio, to celebrate his Homecoming
declared that menace do arise, which
must be suppressed by the government
| pending their efacemcnt by public
| opinion"
A new fugitive complaint against
Duncan Stewart, former clergyman,
and his alleged bigamous wife, Ethel
Turner Osbaldeston Stewart, with
| 70 or
money and goods Of Norma l.. Ehren-
seller Of Boston, has been issued from
the district attorneys office at Los An.
geles, Calf
Capt. George c.. Tinsley. aged &c, Of
seas veteran, was killed at Selfridge
| the army aviation corps, an over.
field, Mount Clemens, near Detroit,
when his plane crashed to the ground
from height of 15O feet, and burst
into flames.
Trapped in dark subway tunnel, rs
feet below the street and reeking with
gas and smoke, nearly five hundred
men. women and children passengers
on an east side train of the Interboro
Rapid Transit company, New York
City, were converted into frenzied
shrieking mob, almost third of whose
members were overcome before they
could fight their way to safety. Three
probably will die. Police officials said
It was a miracle many were not tram.
pied to death.
Babe Ruth celebrated the return of
the New York Yankees from their west.
ern tour by knocking n home run with
three men on bases in the first game
they played with Cleveland. 1t was
Ruth's fourteenth home run of the sea.
son.
AN international! rum smuggling
fleet. several hundred men and fifteen
or more ships strong. which was re.
pulsed July 2, il: n speedy engagement
with the federal "dry navy" returned
and is planning another dash to the
New iork-Ncw Jersey coast, according
to information received IN Now York
by Ralph a. DaJ. prohibition director.
Officials Of the Tennessee Central
railroad at Nashville announce that
they will prosecute to the extent OF
the law c. Il. Anderson. mechanics
helper. who Is cEarGed with attacking
Z. V. Newman. secretary to the super.
intcndent Of tho road.
Crossing the American continent
from Jacksonville. ria, to San Diego,
Calf. In one IaY by airplane will
be attempted soon by Lieut.. James II.
Dooittle AND l.. s. Andrews Of Kelly
field according to- announcement made
at San Antonio, Texas.
Expensive motor cars, silk shirts and
other luxur!cs Of modern civilization
are all right, but Jazz and modern
dance steps baye no place at an In
dian gathering. At the inter tribal
dances ho!ng held at Usage Village,
Okla. syncopated melodies and jazz
dances arn barred by the tribesmen.
Soventy.fivo persons were injured,
only one seriously. when Chicago
bound Pern Marquette passenger train
crashed !uto a. Now York Central en-.
gino or Il siding near Porter, Ind. The
train proceeded TO Chicago after the in.
jurod had received first aid