Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-11-17
NEWS HISTORY Of
THE PAST WEEK
A Complete History Of What Has
Been Happening Throughout
the World

Been Happening Throughout
the World
WESTERN
The death OF J. II. Maryett, Seattl
engineer makes four lives lost by tn
derailment OF two engines drawing
fast silk train east over the Grea
Northern railroad. The wreck occurre,
near Fold Der. Wash, Thursday.
Mary Elizabeth Berry of Portland
was instantly killed when an automo
bile driven by Charles F. Bennett
skidded on the wet pavement The
child was crossing the street In from.
of the auto. Bennett applied the brakes
but tho machine swerved around hit.
ting her.
Reductions in federal taxes, which
are effective for the cum ent year. viii
save the taxpayers of the Nevada dis
trict the enormous sum of 100000.
according to special survey of the
cancellations and decreases 5n tax
rates provided by the revenue act Of
1921 completed by Internal Revenue
Collector Louis A. Spellier.
Fiotatton operations have been re-
sumed at the Magma plant of the Utah
Copper company. according to an an
nouncement of the management Fri
day. Ore IS being treated at the rate
of 1e00 tons daily.
A combination of delivery by three
OF Seattle's bakeries is estimated to
save consumers of that city $4,000 a |
day. A general reduction OF 8 cents |
loaf on bread is expected.
Because of the meeting Of the Colo
RADIO river commission requiring the
attendance Of the Governors OF 10
western states, the date set for the
gasoline tax conference called by gov
ernor Hart to meet at San Francisco
has been postponed to November %.
ES-soldier, sailors and marines
have received from the state OF Ore
gon, since the enactment of the so
called educational MD bill In 1919 a
total Of $1.2OS. 1884. according to a
report completed by the secretary of
GENERAL
Federal Judge William B. Sheppard
Of Pensacola has overruled the demur-
rer TO charges OF smuggling Chinese
and liquor against c. P. Moore, former
detective OF Crostview, and fifteen
others
Judge Arba s. Van Valkenburgh OF
the federal district court mt Kansas
City agreed to piss the hearing of
arguments for q temporary injunc-
lion against Henry C. Wallace, secre-
.ay OF agriculture. and C. C. Madison,
United States district attorney to pre-
,ent their enforcement OF the grain I
futures trading act.
Tho Republican state committee of
Delaware Thursday was expected to :.
lsk FOR a recount in the contest for
he United States senate because of !.
he small margin of votes Thomas f.
3ayari Democrat. held over the Re
publican incumbent. L. Coleman du- I,
'ont. T
The three-mastod schooner Samuel
Tart OF New York, was sunk In col :
lsion with the seagoing tug Wyoming
I the entrance OF easeo bay Thurs
ay. A haze is said TO be responsible
Or the collision. Il
d
w. T. Carpenter, Independence, :,
IAN. disabled world war veteran. in h,
raining at Bellevue Vocational Train
lg school near here, awoke Wednes-
ay 10 find that he was county treas. C
of Montgomery county. Kan 8,
IS. Carpenter had not been in indie
endenoe FOR six weeks and had no
len his ''buddIes" had filed his name Ia
IT Office p'
al
Radio phones and airplanes as aids be
carrying on missionary work In
Inaccessible parts OF China
III be used by missionaries OF the %
ethodist Episcopal church II Is an ~
'unced from headquarters at CHICAGO. ~
Mrs. Mary Smith lockwood founder ~ -
the Daughters OF the American '-'
EVOLUTION. died Friday at Ply
outh hospital where she had been NJ
tiest since September She WAS 81 by
airs old. gr
Tbs first fatality OF the season AZ 40
'troit from injuries In a football
me was reported Friday. Arthur
,lsDeke, injured IN an Industrial SCI
uie SUNDAY died Friday. "a,
i - reported that the japanese ~
gl,tof Toni Naru IL drifting with
,rokrn ggdder about 1900 miles vest n,