The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-12-08
NEWS HISTORY OF
THE PAST WEEK
A Complete History Of What Has
Been Happening Throughout
the World

the World
WESTERN
r. Sellnrs has brought to Winnemuc
first scalps presented for bounty this
season
That the beef market" is picking UT
shown by the fact that % cars OF
feeder steers were shipped from Win
peEucca during the past week
Charles w. Kabisius, formerly of
Bait Lake and at present government
student at the southern branch OF the
University Of California, has just re-
ceived bronze medal and $1,000 from
the Carnegie hero fund for saving the
life Of a Los Angeles author from
drowning
The agricultural situation will be
the main topic of discussion at the
second monthly meeting of the central
committee of the Intermountain Devel-
opment league to be held at the Weber
club. Ogden. Saturday, December 2
1t is expected that a permanent COM
mittee viii be appointed. Represen-
tativos from twenty-five or thirty
chambers of commerce throughout
Utah and Idaho are expected to attend.
Perpetuation of the union between
the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy and
the Northern Pacific railroads In any
consolidation to be made will be in
sisted upon by the Northern Pacific,
1t was emphasized in statement by
Charles Donnelly. president of the
road at Saint Paul.
Patrolman Richard Beynon OF Salt |
Lake was warded five points of merit |
by Chief of Police Joseph +. Burbidge |
Tor tho arrest November 2 of Charles |
Williams, negro, wanted for the hold
up and assault of d. Il. Fullmer, Oct. |
20, and later accused by police as the
murderer OF Moroni Peter Keysor.
Memorial services were held at Los
Angeles for Mrs. Christine Wetherill |
Stevenson, transcriber and founder of
The Pilgrimage play. produced several
seasons in the Hollywood hills, who |
died at her home near Philadelphia
Red pepper was the substance used |
by two men who gained entrance to
the room of w. L. White. recently Ell
scted commander of the Disabled Vet
Grams OF America at Butte. and after
knocking White unconscious. totally
blinded him.
GENERAL
Mrs. Bertha Cole Britton, of Show
hogan, who went on a hunger strike
November 13 with the affections OF
her husband, who has brought suit for
divorce, accepted the advice of neigh
bors and broke here ten-day fast
Dr. George A. Still, 40 years old,
president OF American School OF o.
teopathy at Kirksville. accidentally
shot and killed himself Mt his home.
when he was demonstrating revolver
70 friends. 3
The kissing OF two old n aids. buying {
of hairnets and the near Joining OF n
church were among items listed In -
the expense account of l.. w. Little.
defeated candidate for sheriff ut
Omaha. /,
Des Moines has q woman mayor for b
the first time in history. Mrs. c. A. IL
Morris, who was elected to the city D
council last spring, took over the ma 4
yer's duties when Mayor Carl Carver II
left for ten-day vacation.
Two men are dead and a third is F"
expected to die as the result of the a
explosion of the locomotive boiler of l
! fast New York Central freight trian
as * entered tho Aston tunnel near
BsrTytown. Pieces OF the engine were g
blown nearly a mile. setting fire to p
buildings on the Astor estate. a
pardon WIS issued to Claud Gar
her, negro, who has served six years
q the West Virginia pentitentiary for
murder. don't want to be pardonsd o.
until after THANKSGIVING" he told the u
warden when Informed he was free 81 p
want to play my usual part In the u
prison minstrel show ON Turkey day" =
New York.-AHthony Cnssesc. de- m
'cribed by the authorities as "tho boot
leg king" was convicted by a jury in =,
federal court on charge OK conspiracy =,
n Violate the volstead act and Judge :,
Knox sentenced him to two years in =
ne Atlantic peniteniary. The Judge al IS
70 imposed fine Of $4,000. =,
Bones of $50 Cinnamon who did In
In the past thirty years G,
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