Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-20

! George Jennings and Eddie Bal
= state rangers, are severely injured !
= u Denver hospital following an auts
i. mobile accident which Adjutant Gel
eral 7. j. Hammock declared was
plot to kill them.
kilograms TO II. f.. Caldwell stat,
engineer of Utah and member of tn,
Colorado river commission from Utah
from Clarence c. Stetson, executive
secretary Of the commission. indicate
that movement is on foot to have
the meetings of that body at Phoenix
about November 10, executive.
Reports that twenty-eight insurrec-
tionists had crossed from the Ameri-
can side 10 Mexico at point near
San Augustine, twenty miles south
east of Juarez is being invested by
federal authorities on both sides of
the border.
Although the half-million dollar
steel bridge spanning the Columbia
river between Pasco and Kennewick,
Wash, was opened for traffic Octo-
Der ), its formal opening is just being
celebrated.
Details Of an alleged conspiracy to
damage train service by putting mer-
curry in boilers was revealed in federal |
court in El Paso when an alleged con- |
fession WAS read TO the jury after an
attempt to keep the statement out of
court had failed.
Superstitious person who shivered
with dread throughout the twenty-four
hours termed Friday the 18th, can
laugh at the derision OF skeptics and
point to the records of the district
at Wichita. Kansas when the martial
bonds of thirteen couples were
severed
Mrs. Graphic Grace Saftig. an at
tractive half-breed Indian woman, who u
lives in Berkely, Calf, arrived in :
Seattle. Wash. to fight in court for
the 100000 estate left by George
Washington Carmack, discoverer of
the klondike. who she alleged was her
father.
Success is anticipated in the drive
now under way in California for rails
ing funds for meeting federal aid in
the construction of the Victory high u
way through Utah and Nevada
volunteer firemen battled forest
Ire on Lookout mountain, Colorado.
or several hours to prevent the u
lanes destroying Pahaska Teepe, in "
which are kept hundreds of relics of -
William f. buffalo BID Cody. A shift ~
n the wind at late hour turned the
re from the museum. Fl,
GENERAL de
The story of how the signing Of the u'
rmistice saved Berlin from an aerial
tack was related Mt Cleveland, Ohio. 90
'ith the permission of the govern 4,
rent for the first time. only few d,
ersons are said to have known the ;x
ecret, so closely was it guarded. 81,
Unconscious at times due to the GA
,rrif5c snaad n, With ~ de
trough the heavens, Lieutenant r. l.. '"
of Logan, Utah, an army avi- 90
Ior, flying an army Curtiss high 50
iced pursuit plane. won the Pulitzer
ophy aerial race at Mount Clemens. 81,
ichigan. He travelled the 16O-mile 49,.
'urse at an average speed of 2O6 an,
lies an hour
Drawing for space at the twenty .,
ird annual national automobile show TO-
Ok place at the National Automo-. on,
he Chamber of Commerce offices Mt 80,
sw York City recently. Eighty-six Zoe
ikes OF cars were represented.
transmission OF power from Ma rea
m Falls to New YORK by radio is fav
possibility Of the future i'm the
inion OF DR.. +. r. w. Alexander A
Ief engineer OF the radio corpora il |
n. by
be
sitter resentment OF federal writ trod
"''he Jury seven New Orleans Sa- into
Ms from selling liquor during The Re
Fention week was voiced before 1000
opening session OF the American
non national convention by George II
'erry ~ Tennessee, first Wee com. ins
adfr lie declared that Americans 'ord
thought enough OF their consu. 81 q
on % fight for Il Ia France need.
Ro federai lnlunctlon 10 make them
Che la1 IN their own country "s'
$3.50 nen, ent1mDed in the breast ~ 1910
aroii mine af shomokin %. 49, an
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