Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1922-01-12
FOREIGN

he confessed to the murder of his
wife in New York City in July. 1919.
Mrs. Joseph Perron, wife of col
onist at I.aMotl,e. fifteen miles from
Amos, Quebec, and five OF her chill
dren were burned to death In their
home Saturday. An oil lamp exploded
sEllseO Pho Rodriguez, when lie was
rounded up In 81 police raid Oh the beg
ying pests of Madrid, proved 10 he a
capitalist with S3O,OOO to his name In
provincial bnnk, while lie also pos
sesses farm with thirty cows. This
fortune Is the result of many years of
mendicancy. Ia
Official Prussinn crime statistics for
1921 made public In Berlin show That
charged with infrnctions of the penal
code. OF those 40 charged 25 per cent
were convicted. In the previous year
per cent of the population were
charged with infractiOns.
A young woman recently jumped to
her death from the top Of the Arc de
TriOmphe, Paris. Her body fell among
u crowd of mourDers who We're carry
ing flowers to. decorate the grave Of
the unknown, soldier" Tie woman
,hnd removed from her clothing all
Identification marks.
Fifty bodies have been recovered
from the Greek torpedo boat destroyer
Leon, anchored In the .hnrbor OF Pr
neus, which was wrecked by an cxplo-
sion of torpedo. The explosion; ,lnm-
aged nearby wnrships and caused
houses ashore 10, collapse, killing
number of the inhabitants. ...l, 'i-'
A dispatch from Innsbruck says TINT
the Tyrol Diet mt Geneva, after II SEES
sion of thirty-three hours, broke down
the Socialist obstruction and voted the
1922 budget, amounting To 1.GD.OOs0
kronen When the vote was ,;uieh ~.
number of the Socialist members fell
asleep. Other Socialists liad gone
home. ST. ~a--s7 ai:s"sI 20
America is given full uvfa,rt 1nis tnsr
part in the World Waf.E iisA4ak re.
voted to the struggle written; by Aa?l.
for !Agroio of Montevfde6.' One Of the
prominent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in the book is.Sanseral. sarr4iI.:. ;%%Ii!e
Americans won the war" he i, !rned
ns declaring. 1~Ifad HE United st.it7s'
not inteEscaa"fnf1s1IJ I'll 'wsrfnGaihvs
been iestT s,,..,in ~ - h;:r.r ':ca s.,
GegeEsli.EElnze.,e i,tef- os ,4llh .ISl49 A.
Man nllssloil. will leaYc -Ansora, seat Z
s so5i @faf s aFa} 81 al, as}$"%Eao.
for consideration by the khH's@S!etc,
St,js, apertetI tllst. ahe,tYslts :fraW Hes
ies Tpilit4yY: assIsa!aapse t3,;ths Tg!rssihy
,iAiiifffst' silX4i'tta s,s
Ofiassisttnsstlds Greeks III: P'rtcei'
ABNERALua ~. .Gc::rsc;nI +.
!. An:.athle.is. stndlum,M!h 5traa rA;,
pacIfy viii be sRptlt nv. the IniNsrsity
6f Datroit officials annouiiccd Work
Is I'd: start 'fimnedlatels' S.i: -S'F'
THE ntite or. smith lcat.s' all her
mimes in: The eprollment .of:tbs GNl'liifs
bin University, 1t is shown by the 1872: ;
'chtdf6S u The University. f1ie Smith
family las:ll4 tens!an,i daughters iat-
tending Columbia. this, Nipter...,ll,l III.
ueXt ishest, number, Of ,anX,l iahs IL:
sfffler; repfesti,fed' ~ seVtli,y.fonr
inembrrS;.., hp.71@ "::s ia2;;o. w
aurime; 1xised:by tla' n,aaitser ID ptis-
oness seDtta ,sts,ss. in5iitntia9s,!as ;in;
Ydik, aliSfdMg Il afSpJff Iiiiadb iias.3
lie aEossiMai;%H Y. BY aohntNeaa,ez.ss II.
dy, claigH.sns q! the STATE Pgeet E'eW;: :.
More prisoners were put: 10
in Orig adtiirts admitted. '.'sh .s1
4ifameiii7 ttesii3a' tiff. 'isairal
families were zaade homeless assH1B0O,-
DaO gaspase vas: dong An the, fiysictw,s
garfge and Sighty.nve; autbinbbfles
were destroyed add u ;fsSesnesit 'Rbusa 1
adjo!nipg as;!bpyped, fqrGIng y .s.oHe
Of persons to flee, from the building. !;
The second blaze destroyed ti,s Inter:
Tor Of a seven:story factory. ana office
building, j.! .+'';'.''H - - IS
bandits, arrifetl. a1tlt siNetl-off;
sllqtsuns, held lftf three collectors foy !.
the Owl Drug Company in its ston; in
Los Angeles and 'eschbed iii All Auto; \
hupiia with .a''sdiH estimated "bsG the.
at about. SO. Q.e9.:. p,e ,ypb-
berry occurred on the busiest street: in
Los Ahgsefes.' s''"
BUSINESS failures in THE 'UAited
Stxtas durang:la2l nonibeY l9,e5s. with
an tpasshssed1sss ef:. ;s627, AQl. s las
compared with 1881 defaults n ,l!El<1
s2e5i9fbsb, 'aaeefdi6F I'd a
report .nfaue punnr- by X. G. Dun and
.RaiInsas lasa ssear;ianHeA1
a9 !A! ta.sl Of s-;A9se eMb tlnI
was the heaviest ,op isc;.
S iifXo Bhhkiifs aus,jeHissiSns aha ipehbfss'
u Observation-Disclosures, AalnHed, ~
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IF E,qf;!s Y'' SMt ASSESIli.-
ase 1Aa6 toafd SSati aSf' 3aan1hfitiof7 s,ldi
found :sAsts:ssssss:. tse.s
p GSa a,! !SsHs SIla I9xsss $s9tsAI,Gs