Williams news., 1922-09-29
FOREIGN

I | ly swept over the Philippines. It is | reported that the typhoon was severesf | in northern Luzon.
 The British torpedo boat destroyer | Speedy sank in the Sea of Marmora as the result of a collision with Dutch | trawler. Ten of the deStroyer'S crew were drowned and eighty-seven saved The Speedy sank within seven min utes.
 John Fl. Clark, American cashier of the Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies Pc troleum Corporation in TampicO, was wounded seriously and his Mexican chauffeur killed when six bandits held up their automobile less than half a
 mile from Tampico and robbed them of
 pay roll funds amounting to 42.OOO
 pesos.
 The allied conference on the near
 east has agreed to send joint note
 to the Angora government assuring the
 return of Constantinople to the Turks
 and demanding the freedom of the
 straits It is believed also to offer
 the restoration of AdrianopIe and
 Thrace to Turkey under certain con
 ditiOnS.
 The marriage of former Kaiser Will
 liam will occur not with the freely
 given consent of the entire HOhenzOl-
 Tern family, as reported from Berlin,
 but despite their bitter opposition and,
 above all, against the strongly ex- pressed wish of the crown prince, ac-
 cording to information secured from source very close to the former kaiser.
 Ten republicans and six nationalists were killed in conflict at ErriS, in County Mayo. when the republicans. retreating from Ballina, were attacked by government troops. The military were at a disadvantage, as they had no machine guns, and they suffered severely in the earlier stages of the fight. Later their accurate markham ship took a heavy toll from the repub- HcanS.
 Grave warning of disaster to come unless Great Britain and France act in concert in the Near East is uttered by Viscount Grey of Falloden, former sec retary for foreign affairs. In letter to the London Times he denounces the British governments attitude regard ing the permanent freedom of the Oar danelles as a terrible mistake, 'the re ply to which has been the withdrawal of the French flag from Chanak." GENERAL
 Holding the railway shopmen's strike a conspiracy in restraint of trade, in with interstate commerce and carriage of the mails because where minds meet together on such a purpose, a conspiracy exists without even a word being spoken" Judge James Fl. Wilkerson, in United States District Court in Chicago, sustained the governments plea for a country wide temporary injunction against railroad crafts. Police of Canton. Ohio, are hoping that Joseph Nola, husband of one of the women murdered in the triple slay- ing in Canton, can give them informa- ton that will lead them to the capture | of the crusher who beat two women | and a man to death with an iron bar. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burns were beaten | to death in their home and their slayer | waited until Mrs. Mary Nola and Lu- -her Armstrong entered the house. killed Mrs. Nola and wounded Arm strong, who escaped and called police.
 George H. Sisler of the St. Louis Browns, generally rated as the great est first basemar in the major leagues, vas awarded the American League rophy offered by the club owners as reward to the player who proved of ,reatest service to his team during the 922 championship season. Sisters lame will be the first inscribed on the 100000 baseball monument to be rected by t-.e American League in Cast Potomac park, Washington, D. ;, and presented to the government as
 memorial to the national sport and
 hall of fame for perpetuating the memory of it's greatest players.
 A wage increase of 50 cents per day, ffecting 12,OOO men, is now in effect q the smeIting and reductions works f copper mines in Butte, Great Falls nd Anaconda. The increase is a com ( rornise, the men having asked for an lcrease from $4.25 to $5.50 per day. he new wage. $4.75 per day, is within ne dollar of the highest wage paid . urfng the war. Applicants for admission to Harvard diversity will be asked to state neither "any change has been made nee their birth in their names or the /. ames of their fathers it became nown in Cambridge. The appearance this and similar queries on the lestionnaires was said to result from Q e movement initiated last spring to V nit enrolment of persons of certain :; ices. z While several hundred school chill z en were waiting to enter the theater :, Id see a picture called "The Trap" as | tests of the management of the ls rand theater in Pittsburg, a section n
 the concreate- floor about twelve Il
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