The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24

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| Los Angeles chamber of commerce.
| Registrations at present total S37 900
| for the state, nearly one-third OF
which are In Los Angeles county.
San Francisco. - Thirteen-y year-old
Ignatlus Grenera Tuesday confessed,
police announced. TO having set fire to
twenty.nine buildings In the Russian
hIh district here within the past sew
eral month.
Portland.-First violence in the
longshoreinen's strike occurred when
100 or more strikers and sympathizers,
including many women, who had ga
thered at Ainsworth dock, clashed
with strikebTeakers going to and re-
turning from their noon meal.
Denver.-TwO persons dead, two
missing. several injured and property
damage upwards of $4,000 was the
toll reported In the wake OF a series
of tornadoes and thunderstorms which
6s'Ppou &OlOTuQO.
Reno.-That Arthur G. Robinson,
mining engineer and geologist. whose
body was found with throat cut In q
canyon near San Diego was murdered
for his money IL the belief OF Grant
Miller. who was associated with Rob-
inson In mining enterprise.
Santa Fe.-Mack Bennett, a negro
"trusty" convict escaped when he com,
mandeered the automobile OF Governor
Mecham on thecapitol grounds and
drove Off. He was working at the cap
itol at the time.
Dallas. Ore.--Mary Metcalf. the last
surviving member OF the old Grand
Ronde Indian tribe, died on the Grand
Ronde Indian reservation, according
to word received here.
San Francisoo.-The United States
immigration station at Angel island,
In San Francisco bay. will be abolished
and new quarters established in San
Francisco. according to plans annouc.
cd by Secretary OF Labor.
Salem. Ore.--Mrs. Jesse French of
Salem advertised In a newspaper that
she would like TO adopt baby girl
The next night someone rang the
doorbell at the French home. When
Mrs. French opened the door in sight
was n pretty baby girl OF . months
lying on the door step.
Ei Paso. Tex.-General Francisco
Murguia was executed by firing
squad. according to a telegram from
Mexico City. received at the customs
house In Juarez.
Las vegas, Nev.-Callente. a little
railroad town near here. was almost
deserted village when Its leading
citizens were In Las Vegas, arrang.
ing bond for release from bootlegging
charges.
Joplin. Mo.--One person Is dead, six
are In hospital and several are mis-.
sing In a tornado which struck in two
parts OF Webb City. seven miles north.
east OF here.
San Franclsco.--Princess Motto Ko
otani has arrived here. under strict
orders from her father, Prince Keon
Otani, leader of buddhism In japan.
TO eniulatte all the customs of the
American flapper
San Franclsco,-An order TO deport
Miguel Sequiera. alleged adventurer.
who is charged with attempting to
'oment a revolution In this country
10 overturn the government Of Nicar-
,gue and make himself president of
hat republic.
Fort Bayard. n. M.--Flre practical. |
y destroyed the womans building st |
he government hospital here. Scores |
u nurses, maids and other women en-. |
'loyees of the institution escaped In |
heir night clothes. losing practically
I'll OF their effects In the building,
III Paso. Texas,-Franciseo Nilla, |
Antntillo farmer and former rebel
'hief, was shot and slightly wounded
While trying to put down an uprising
IN his ranch. headed by Jesus Lopez,
ged father OF the late Martin Lopez.
or years Villas right-hand man. ac.
ording to reports In anti. i.ohreson
irclos in FL Paso.
The first OF series OF proposed
ATE notifications by which the rail.
Dads traversing New Mexico are seek.
ng To assist the cattle Industry In the
mergency occasioued by long sum.
ler drought. WAS approved by the in
erstate commerce commission which
expected to give approval later to
imilar applications from the other
Dads concerned,
Reno, Nev.-Battling the first snow.
torn OF the year over tho Nevada
eserets. with darkness setting In, the