Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-12-01
NEWS HISTORY OF
THE PAST WEEK
A Complete History ofWhat Has
Been Happening Throughout
the World
wEsTERn

Wk9TEHN
,. sellars has brought 20 winnemu
@ six lynx cat scalps. These are n
nvt scaips presented for bounty TIL
season.
That the beet market" Is picking u
v shown by the fact that % cars G
feeder steers were shipped from Wiz
nsmucca during the past week.
Charles w. Kabisius, formerly o
halt Lake and at present government
student at the southern branch OF tn,
University OF California, has Just re
ceived bronze medal and $1,000 from
the Carnegie hero fund for saving the
life OF q 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 Deyel-
opment league TO be held at the Weber
club, Ogden, Saturday. December 2.
II is expected that a permanent COM
mittee will be appointed. Represen-
mtivos from twenty-five or thirty
chambers of commerce throughout
Utah and Idaho are expected to attend.
Perpetuation of the union between
the Chicago. Burlington x Quincy and
The Northern Pacific railroads In any
sisted upon by the Northern Pacific,
II wac emphasized in a 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 f.. Burbidge
for the arrest November 2 of Charles
Williams. negro, wanted for the hold |
up and assault of d. r. Fulmer, Oct |
70. and later accused by police as the |
murderer OF Moroni Peter Keysor.
Memorial services were held at Los |
Angeles for Mrs. Christine Wetherill |
Stevenson. transcrfber 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
ected 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
,egan, who went on n hunger strike
November IS with the affections OF
Ter husband. who has brought suit for
Iivorce. accepted the advice OF neigh
'ors md broke here ten-day fast
DR.. George A sim. 40 years old.
resident OF American School OF o.
eopaihy At Kirksville. accidentally
hot and killed himself at his home,
risen he was demonstrating . revolver
o friends.
The kissing Of two old maids, buying
I hAirncts and the near joining OF :
hurch were among items listed in
he expense account OF L. w. Little,
efeatcd candidate for sheriff at
'mahs- III
Des Moines has woman mayor for b
he first time in history. Mrs. G. A. II
Iorrls, who was elected to the city II
'uncil last spring. took over the ma .
ors duties when Mayor Carl Carver II
II Tor q ten-day vacation.
Two men are dead and third Is "
rpected to die as the result OF the Il
1plosion OF the locomotive boiler OF d
fast New York Central freight trian a
, 1. entered the Aston tunnel near A
srrytown. Pieces OF the engine were g
own nearly q mile. setting fire 10 p
ibnihSn on tne AstOr estate. ~
A pardon WIS issued to Cloud Gar
". negro. who has served six years
the West Virginia pentltentiary for d
urder. ! don't want 10 be pardored o.
ltil after Thanksgiving" he told the VI
arden when Informed he was free 4 %
ANT 10 play my usunl part in the -
lson niDsirel SHOW on Turkey day" -
kc@ York. Anthony Caeseso de 10
rlbed By the authorifies as "fbo boot
! hing, WAS convicted by a 10ry Ia =,
aoid court % charge " conspiracy ~
white tiis foisfead pci and Judge "
'of aenfsaoed him ~ f~0 yfsgs Ia =
, Atlantic rsqlteniary 1he Judge ~ - -
Imposed fac ~ $4,000 ~
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