The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-04-07
FOREIGN

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Of Lords.
Five persons were killed and eleven
wounded seriously in clashes at Quad
alajara, state OF Jalisco, between rad
lcals and Catholics, according to the
best available information at Mexico
City.
Mrs. w. J. Snyder OF Brazil, Ind,
was killed and four other persons were
when two Koreans made an
abortive attempt to assassinate Gen.
eral Giichi Tanaka, former Japanese
Of war, upon their arrival In
Shanghai, China, from Manila.
Forty-six men were killed and 100
on the German side during
every hour the world war was raging,
according to one estimate arrived at by
Gen. Won Altrock, statistician. Ger
many's loss totaled in killed 1,808, 545,
and in wounded 4,246,779.
An attempt was made to assasslnate
Prof. Paul N. Milukoff, former minis
ter of foreign affairs In the Russian
provisional government, while he was
addressing a gathering OF Russians.
The attempt was frustrated by Vladi-
mir Naboukoff, who himself was
killed by a bullet aimed at Milukoff.
The Police Court judges of Belen
prison went on strike because their
salaries had not been paid by the fed
eral district The thirty men marched
to the office OF Celestino Casoa, gov
ernor of the federal district. The gov
ernor gave them assurances that their
salaries would be paid and the judges
resumed their duties.
Groups of insurgent Albanians, COM
posed of government troops, succeeded
in crossing the river Drin into Jugo-
Slavian territory near Kranovnik,
says Belgrade dispatch quoting dis
patches received from Prizren, Jugo-
Slavia. Jugo-Slavian gendarmes, after
being reinforced, succeeded in driving
the Albanians back across the from
tier says the dispatch.
GENERAL
The world record for hosting coal
out of single mine in one day was
broken at a mine at Zeigler, ILL.,, when
over 1000 tons, filling 1872 railroad
cars, We're raised.
Three small boys, z, 8 and IL years
old, NOW serving five-year prison
terms for alleged burglary of a post
office i'm West Virginia, soon will gain
their liberty and be returned to their
parents through the interest and in
terNention of Mrs. Warren G. Hard
ing.
Police Commissioner Enright of New
York lifted the ban ON smoking by
women in public as suddenly as he
clamped it down, when he learned
that Alderman McGuinness' anti-smok-
ing ordinance had never been passed
by the board of aldermen or signed by
Mayor Hylan.
Industries should use the same prin-
ciple in supplying energy to their en-
ploy6s as in supplying coal under
their boilers. B. M. Jewell, head of
the shopcrafts unions, told the rail-
road labor board at Chicago, in pre-
senting budget requiring $2,636.97 a
year for sustaining a working mans
family.
Reports from Berlin, received in
Copenhagen, says a disptach from the
Danish capital, are to the effect that
the leaders OF the Russian soviet gov
eminent have been summoned to Mos
COW to consider the situation which
may arise in the event of the death of
NikOiai Lenine, the premier, which is
| said to be regarded as a possibility in
the near future.
The "Siamese twins" Rosa and
Josefa Black, who were born Joined
together, have been taken to a Chicago
hospital. One of them had just con-
tracted yellow jaundice. The condi-
ton of the sick twin was said to be
critical. Physicians recently examined
the twins to see if it would be posi-
the necessary operation would prove
fatal.
Search of the gulf stream off the
Florida coast for the bodies of the five
victims of the wrecked seaplane, Miss
Manu." which was wrecked on a
flight between Miami and Bimini, with
Pilot Robert Moore as the sole sur
vivor, revealed no trace of either the
wreck of the seaplane or Of the VIC
tins.
There are 5000 vacant flats now in
Chicago and by June 1 that number
will be doubled, says III. S. Walsh, Sec
rotary of the Tenants League The
reason, he says, is that prices are too
high. Landlords are asking any
where from SIS to $3.50 a month for
them and people can't pay" declares
Mr.. Walsh. "Try to get a flat where
you'd like to live for $50. You can't
do it."
Nineteen-year-old Charles Schader,
who few months ago was liberated