The Jones County news., 1922-07-18

With increasing numbers of state
troops and emergency forces of United
States deputy marshals on guard
wherever outbreaks have been threat.
ened. the government announces at
Chicago that life and property will be
protected. the mails continued and In
terstate commerce not interrupted des-
pite the strike OF railway shopmen
Mare Tempest, the English actress,
arrived in Chicago and later departed
for New York, completing the last lap
Of a five-year trip around the world.
Eliot Wadsworth, assistant secre-
tary Of the treasury, obtained a license
to marry Mrs. Nancy Whitman SOUL.
It is stated in Bloomington. H., that
an effort vii be made to call a strike
OF the big four brotherhoods. The
conductors and trainmen have called a
meeting, and the engineers and fire.
men are planning to meet A commit
tee is to be sent TO Chicago to tell
President W. G. Bierd that the brother
hood men will not work under the pro
lection of guardsmen.
After nine weeks over the adjust
ment of the minimum scale Of S46.65
fixed by contract which expired No
vember G, 1921, the Chicago Typo
graphical Union was granted new
scale OF $4S40 for "A hours a week
for a period OF one year, effective
June 16, 1922 This IS an increase of
$1.75 over the old scale.
The Chicago and Alton railroad
clerks announce that they will refuse
to work under the protection of state
troops. Clerks on duty at the Union
station and shops at Bloomington, Ill,
say they will quit unless the soldiers
are withdrawn.
Four persons were instantly killed
and fifth was probably fatally in.
jured when. while returning from a
picnic, they were struck by an inter.
urban car and knocked from trestle
on which they were walking, into a
gulley forty feet below at Bayvillage,
near Cleveland, o.
Despite the Youngstown, O., solicit
or's unofficial ruling that William b.
Reese is mayor OF Youngstown. and
George L. Oles' resignation stands,
Oles announced that he would 90 to the
mayors office, take off his coat and
resume work where he left off when
he turned in his resignation.
A new fugitive complaint against
Duncan Stewart, former clergyman,
and his alleged bigamous wife, Ethel
Turner Osbaldeston Stewart, with
having conspired to steal the property,
money and goods OF Norma L. Ehren-
seller of Boston, has been issued from
the district attorneys office at Los An
geles, Calf
Secretary w. N. Cook. pastor Of the
| Murphy Baptist church, announced
that the pastors conference Of south
western North Carolina would conyene
at the SCOTS Creek Baptist church at
Beta, NJ c., July 13 and IA.
Standard oil company of Indianafan.
nounced that effective soon, the price
# gasoline and kerosene and all other
petroleum products will be reduced
to the full extent Of the freight rate
reduction authorized by the Interstate
commerce commission. tt
Sherman l.. Whippie. announced that
he was candidate for the democratic
nomination for United States senator
TO contest the reelection OF Senator
Lodge"
Private Louis c. Maresch,, twenty.
one, Moulton, Tex, was buried alive.
and three other soldiers were seriously
Injured, when gravel bank cayed
in OF them at Fort Sill.
w Fisher, alias G.. Smith, a beach
comber, wss shot and instantly killed
recently by T. Gordon, owner OF q
fishing camp on Robinson Crusoe Is
land, near Memphis. Tenn.
Bail and troyer proceedings, seeking
to recover from federal officers prop
erty valued at $4,000. said TO have
been seized in raid upon the place
of Fred Harr. Savannah. Ga, were
started in superior court.
n Expensive motor cars, silk shirts and
other luxuries of modern civilization
are all right, but jazz and modern
dance steps have no place at an In
dian gathering. At the inter tribal
dances being held at Usage Village,
Okla, svncOpaleu meioulcs anu jaAz
dances are barred by the tribesmen.
seyenty-five persons were Injured,
only one seriously, when Chicago
bound Pere Marquette passenger train
crashed into a New York Central en-
CINE on a siding near Porter, Ind. The
train proceeded to Chicago after the in
jured had received first aid.
John B. Murrey, prominent Franklin
Tenn, farmer, was told that he would
die within two years of turebculosis
But recently he celebrated his one hun
, dredth birthday.
i Walter s. Ward, wealthy bakers son
charged with the murder OF Clarence
, Peters. was not normal before tbs
: killing, according to the testimony q
his brother Ralph d. Ward, before ta'
I Westchester county grand jury.
BY a vote OF 81 TO 40 the Butlel
! anti-racing bill failed to pass the hous'
: OF the Louisiana legislature. Sixtl
votes we're required.