Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-06
NEWS HISTORY OF
THE PAST WEEK
A Complete History Of What Has
Been Happening Throughout
The World
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Moro than q score OF passengers wer
h5uYSd, Ten OF them seriously, in
crash between two street cars at Der
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Poison oak comes under the head
Ing Of Industrial injuries, the Califor
mia Industrial commission ruled il
awarding $3.50 to b. p. Porter TO
compensation because OF having beer
infected while hauling gravel.
Miss Kathryn Miller, a student a
the University OF California and thu
daughter OF a wealthy Oakland Ice
cream manufacturer, was in the Berk
ley. Calf, county jail serving AS
hour sentence. She pleaded guilty Il
speeding. The presiding magistrate
gave Miss Miller the privilege of sur
rendering her motorists license fol-
six months in lieu of the jail sentence.
Miss Miller took the sentence.
A motion picture magnate accom-
panied by corps of assistants is at
Milford. Utah, making arrangements,
purchasing materials and supplies,
and employing men and teams for a
! big picture. which is to be staged on
portion of the Utah evada-& Live
stock comp6ny's properties at Garri-
son, New. A large bunch of long
horned steers have been purchased
These are typical Texas steers from
the Kaibab range.
Mrs. ]. c. Tolbert, who shot and
killed Matt Green, an innocent by
stander at Oklahoma City, when she
went cunning for her husband. was
exonerated by coroner's jury. The
coroner's jury held that the Staying
OF Green was accidental and that Mrs.
Tolbert was justified in trying to end
the mortal existence of her husband.
who, she claimed, sent her to the hos
pital with a broken rib as the result
OF beating.
Trinidad, Colo.-Two are dead as
the result of a shooting near Augilar.
Charles Pratto, blacksmith was shot
and killed by man so far unidentifi-
ed. who in turn was shot and killed
by posse of state rangers and citi-
sens hastily formed at Aguilar.
Green Rivera coroner's inquest
was held recently on the body of Thos.
Maddox, negro. % who is alleged to
have been struck over the head with
scantling by Marshall f. Riley, %,
a Waterman, and instantly killed. The
jury recommended that Riley be held
for murder The slayer has been
bound over to the district court
GENERAL
How Delbert F. Sponey of Chicago,
a bookkeeper, succeeded in maintain
ting a Sl25 a month apartment and
$4,000 automobile on a $50 a week
salary led to an investigation and his
arrest on the charge of cashing eighty
two checks, aggregating $40, 900, which
belonged to his employers. Detec
tives are investigating his past life,
including marriages in Lincoln, Neb.,
and Chicago.
The forest fires OF Minnesota have
become more menacing. completely
destroying the settlement of Yin and
making both sides of the Vermillion
trail impossible due to the roaring
furnace and dense smoke. Orders
were issued by Adjutant General Wal
ter f. Rhinow. after making a survey
OF the fire zone. that tourists keep Off
the road. He reported the finder box
of the woods worse than ever.
James Bell, 105, believed to be Wis
consin's oldest resident. is dead, at
his home at Abrams. He was born in
Ireland and came to America when 81.
Henry Ford in an interview declared
that he intended to employ his vast
wealth in industry to provide jobs for
thousands OF additional men and to in
crease the wealth OF the country by
large production.
DR. Adolf Lorenz. former Austrian |
orthopedtic surgeon. returned TO this |
country on the United States liner Re |
liance 20 continue his charity work /
among cripples and 10 introduce a |
new bloodless operation which he said |
would relieve the sufferings Of hither-
10 hopeless cases.
Ensign Archibald Orma Harrington
81 Freep0u. J.. J.. Was Instantly Killed
when q navy se8plane which be vas
plotting crashed into Pensacola hay
3is need Was broken in the fan liar.
rinFion. eho Was student aylator 20
fhe nasal station Ia Pensacola, flaa
Ma fhe only person aboord inc
plane The osufe q, ile crash has
nof 80 Dsen determined