The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-06-09
FOREIGN

has lSSucu ueCTCC WHICH pcIIullS thO
confiscation of cotton infected with
boil weevil.
The United States transport Hender-
son, with Secretary of the Navy Den
by and members of the naval academy
class of 1881 on board, has sailed from
Panama on its way to Japan.
Dispatches from Tapachula, CHA
pas, said martial law had been pro-
claimed throughout Guatemala as re-
suit of a serious revolutionary move
ment against President Orellana.
The British government has denied
passport wise to Isadora Duncan,
the dancer, on the ground that she be-
came Russian citizen when she mar
ried M. Jessenin, the Ukrainian poet
She is having hard time getting an
American wise.
The wave of violent death which is
rolling over Ulster continues Belfast
is an armed camp. Barbados of
sandbags and barbed wire entangle-
| ments are being erected in the princi-
pal streets in the city proper and
suburbs. The city is full of soldiers.
General Ameilio Aguinaldo will sail
for the United States early in July, he
| announced, to attend the convention of
Spanish War Veterans, in Los Ange-
les, in August. The Filipino leader
will be accompanied by three native
veterans of the Philippine insurrec-
ton.
Irish farmers have announced that
they will contest the seats of nearly
| all constituencies in opposition to the
Sim Fem. AS the rate payers and la
| borers have made similar announce
| ments, the Sin Fem delegation will be
| able TO tell Winston Churchill that
| the election will be free for ALL
Delegates began arriving at Lau-
same, Switzerland, for the opening of
| the fourth international conference of
representatives of the supreme Mason
ic lodges of fourteen countries, includ-
| ing the United States. The American
SHALL former vice president of the
United States.
GENERAL
Five seamen were injured recently
| in an explosion aboard the submarine
| HIS while the craft was on patrol duty
| off the Coronado islands, forty miles
from San Diego.
John Duval Dodge of Detroit lost
| So, 500 in a dice game in 1921, accord
| ing to the complaint in suit brought
in Circuit Court at Detroit by AL Day,
boxing bout referee. Day seeks to
collect $4,000 payment of check for
that amount.
Veterans of the Civil war and men,
bers of the private soldiers and sail
ors legion refused to march with the
American legion on Memorial Day at
Port Chester, n. Y, because the burn
ing of the world war honor roll was
to be part of the program.
The thirteen men indicted by the re-
| cent special grand jury, twelve of
| them for alleged irregularities in con-
nection with the affairs of the defunct
Scandinavian-America Bank of Far
go-are scheduled to appear in the
next jury term of County District
Court in November, it has been am
nOunced.
Grand opera temperaments in Chi
| cagO are exceedingly ruffled Pros
pective salary reductions, affecting
even the great Muratore, are respon-
sible. 1t seems the business manage
ment" which has taken over the af-
fairs of the Chicago Opera Association
has drawn up a new budget to meet
the salaries of the songbirds.
The Ku Klux Khan has revoked the
commissions of every kleagle in Cali
fornia, from the king kleagle down. aft
er preliminary inquiry into alleged
lawlessness in that state, and has ap-
pointed William S. COburn as king
kleagle in charge of the klan's inter
ests in California, it was announced in
Atlanta by f. Y. Clarke, imperial kla-
lift, or supreme vice president of the
order.
Announcement of a 10 per cent wage
increase in factory departments has
been made at the offices of the Fire
stone Tire and Rubber Company,
Akron, Ohio. A shortage of skilled
tire workers was responsible for the
Increase, it was said.
Though two men indicted with her
for conspiracy to defraud Lloyds In
surance agency, by an alleged fake"
dinner party hOld-up and robbery OF
her jewelry, insured at $4,000, had
pleaded guilty and testified for the
prosecution at the outset of the trial.
Mrs. Sarah l.. Robertson, wealthy real
estate owner of Deal, n. J., was ac-
quilted by jury which had been hear.
ing testimony in her case for over
week.
Eleven miners were killed in an ex-