Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1922-08-31
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Frank Albert, aged 20 years. died 1
from burns received when he, feit into
..Tke Devils fi;Tea, KetttN;c, q 1 hot
springs at Kalamath Falls, Ore.
Mistaken foar" deer. three hunters
have been -shnt since the deer season
opsned;.xeedltdasshhtl 4 .:retofts (which
reached Portland from southwestern
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aas Rsa 9ppnns monnss,s tsa sS n!s rom tho %
Butte (Aiont.) Boy Scouts summer
estnp. a. 4aishaands.by &.belt. OF light
tfng.
e-Tnu-rnfry.fice alleged members Of
tis:Ku KIIx K1Sk;;. :tfled''on charges
frowing out of the InglewoOd raid
April % last, &era, acquitted in Los
Court. S!.---a.
|: The oil tanker Conde de Churruca.
thc first Spanish vessel to call at the
Los Angelesihsfbor since the Spanish
American war, Is In the harbor being
nlldd-with-dfl for !areturn voyage to
Balboa. ..,. .,t,... .r.rs ..-.-.
FSrty-fiyef i,iss; fif;sefS WSIRales have been taken
Shus far this season ut the whaling
station at westport. Wash. Three
whaling :. ,yesaelss have made the
catches, which include thirtyfive
humtbaeks; nine fihbacks and one
sperm.
CustorH,hfnehls seized 10000 rounds
;of ammunition and fifty German make
rifles from the China mail liner Nile
hust before, II. cleared the San Francis
sco port for the Orient. The arms and
Smasasssion: were found hidden In the
erswis--Qsarters.
.s.C..K!SsAbrede, famous as a feder-
al district Judge In southeastern Alas
!ka inSthe; gold-runs days Of 1896 and
itherSafter, died at Corvallis, Ore, aged
n. At the time of the "Soapy" Smith
ixang's depredations at Skagway. Judge
,,Sehlbrede saved several members OF
:fhe gang from lynching. -
) Cancellation Of the citizenship pa.
;pers of James Rowan, convicted OF
s,eriminal syndicalism in the Chicago
industrial Workers of the World trial
it.6f 1917 and sentenced to term OF
twenty years in federal prison .and
..flne of $4,000, 10 asked In a petition
efiled in United States District Court
Sat Spokane.
t.OTo avoid striking two small children
VINO had been hanging onto the rear
taiff of an automobile truck ahead Of
Thin, the driver Of mail stage at
SHopland, Calf, turned his heavy We
:hicle into the end Of barn beside the
tS,highway. The end Of the barn caved
Kin and Manuel Nosseti, age 8. who
.;was playing inside with his baby sis
ftter, Emma, and Angelina Ciessi. was
Nkilled and the other children suffered
,Sinjuries from which they are expected
''.to die.
WASHINGTON .~a'a.. -
Instructions have been sent to all
postmasters by First Assistant Post
! master General Bartlett to require all
householuers within four months to in
stall mail boxes or cut slots in doors to
facilitate the delivery of mail. '--
Foodstuffs exported during July de-
clined sharply, according to foreign
trade reports Issued by the Commerce
Department. ,r@ NTs, 80
Federal funds totaling S4OO. 1000 have
been allotted to states cooperating
with the government in protecting for
est lands from fire.
President Harding in an address to
citizen soldiers from Camp Meade,
Md, declared he favored military
training for more than 100000 civil
ians annually, not for any prospective
aggressive warfare. but to preserve
peace.
Another union labor bank is being
organized. E. H. Manlon, president
Of the Order Of Railway Telegraphers,
filed application with Comptroller Of
the Currency Crisslnger for a charter
for the Telegraphers National Bank Of
st. Louis with s5O0,OOO capital.
Appointment Of Edward r. Finch
Justice OF the Supreme Court of New
York, to take the place Of Cyrus H. X.
Curtis, Philadelphia publisher, on the
official American mission to the Bra
lillian Centennial Exposition has been
announced at the White House. Mr..
Curtis was unable to go. !. FHs
Amendments to the income tax reg
ulations covering oil and gas proper
ties have been issued by Internal
Revenue Commissioner Blair. The
amendments cover depletion Of oil and
gas properties, estimates of probable
resources, depreciation and similar
factors.
The Senate has cleared the way for
the President to appoint Maj. Gen.
j., .,Gs; ;Harbord, deputy chief Of staff,
to The post of chief Of staff upon the
Retirement Of General Pershing, wfp