The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-10-20
NEWS HISTORY Of
THE PAST WEEK
A Complete History Of What Has
Been Happening Throughout
the World

Been Happening Throughout
the World
WESTERN
The first ocean-going vessel to loa
passengers In the Skipanon waterwa
was the Frank d. Stout, a combins
tion freight and passenger vessel.
Emmett Sharp, county commission
er at Eugene, Oregon, whose recall
IN being attempted, petitions having
been in circulation for two days, has
perfected an organization to fight the
recall, according to announcement.
Members of the police shotgun
squad badly wounded two men today
In TRANSMITTING an attempt to holdup
an automombile conveying $4,000 to
the Dairy Delivery company in the
Mission district OF San Francisco, to
pay Its employees.
l.. L. Pierce, Texas ranger. shot and
killed Clayton Hudson. at Tyler, Tex,
striking shopman on picket duty at
the Cotton Belt depot. according to
police. Pierce claimed self-defense,
the police said.
Whether or not names of socialist
candidates for Montana state and con-
~ra,aforoI offiooe win onaor On tho
general election ballot in November
depends on action to be taken by the
supreme court of Montana.
The harvesting of the bumper fruit
crop in southwestern Idaho is now
In full swing. Never in the history
Of that section Of the state have the
trees been so heavily laden with
fruits of all kinds.
Bill Raymond of Doris, Cal, won
the $500 purse offered as first prize
in the broncho-riding contest at the
klamath county rodeo, which has just
closed after three exciting days.
Is TimpanOgos ave in American
Fork canyon, Utah, which has been
partly explored by thousands during
the last two years, the property of the
United States or does it belong to pri-
vate interests? This is a question
which the supreme court of the Unit
ed States may be called on to decide.
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Four prohibition agents and two
negro assistants were beleagured for
two hours in the saloon Of Henry
Schalitzky in Baltimore following a
raid. Several thousand men and wo-
men threatened the agents and de
molished the ~plateglass front of the
building in repeated efforts to reach
the raiders.
The Rev. l.. II. Smith, an evangei-
list, who has been conducting services
at Damon. Oklahoma, appeared in the
pulpit recently with side arms, follow
ing threats that he would not be per
to hold meetings. Laying a
gun beside his bible, Smith an
nsunced that he was not going to be
bothered.
The first Pullman sleeping car has
been placed on exhibition at the La
Sale street passenger station, Chica-
20. 1t was an old passenger coach
by the late George M. Pull
nan and put into service between
Chicago and Bloomington, ILL.,, Septem-
Der /. 1859. The care Is the chief
of the historical exhibit in con-
1ection with the SEVENTEEN anniver-
Of the Rock Island railroad.
The Stillman divorce fight appears
ar from ended despite the fact that
Court Justice Morschauser
landed down a decision confirming
he report of Referee Daniel ]. Glea-
on. In which dismissal of the divorce
filed by James A. Stillman,
wealthy banker. against Mrs. Anne U.
'tfilman. and affirmation of the legiti-
of her youngest child, Guy, was
eceBmcnQed.
There was the usual moaning of
he bar" upon liners putting out to
ga. despite Attorney General Daugn-
ruling on high seal liquor and
he announcement of Chairman Lask-
T at Washington that all shipping
oerd craft had been ordered to travel
~.
That President Harding expects to
'eturn to the scene OF his birth and
days on his retirement from
he INVITE House became a possibility {
ghen French Grow, postmaster at
Ohio. and personal friend OF
he president. acting In behalf OF the )
atef executive, bought the old Hard J
ng homestead. near Mount Gilead, !
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