The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-09-21
Domestic

The policy committee Of the strils.
ing railway shop crafts recently au.
thorizcd B III. Jewell strike leader, to
sign separate peace agreement With
individual roads. This action, it was
stated, would end the strike on from
thirty 10 fiity-two OF the 202 class one
railways Of the country which en- .er-
cd into direct negotiations with Mr..
jewell recently at Baltimore, and with
any others who cared to accept the
peace terms.
BolHkcvism is the most active in
!luencc in Chinese life, said Bishop
Logan H. Roots, OF Hankow China adj
dressing a missionary mass meeting OF
the general convention Of the Protest.
ant Episcopal church at Portland Ore
Discouraging news Of increased drill
ing difficulties and an addition Of II
feet to the distance yet to 20, reveal
ed by new surveys, came from the
Argonut mine rescue operations at
Jackson. Calf
Frank Fag. 45 years old, mine super
lniendent OF AIadisonville, Tenn, and
two negroes were killed recently when
4 passenger train struck an an'omo-
bile in which they were riding at a
grade crossing near Sweetwater, Tenn.
While reading the death roll Of the
18th New Jersey Veteran Volunteers
association at their annual conven-
ton, Newark, N. j., James o. Smith,
the secretary, was stricken with a
| ncart attack and died in a few minutes.
nf rrlo
announced he and Roberto Norton and
Ramon Ovsven, also Of the same city
have discovered in Lower California
two vast oil fields where oil lies ON
the surface"
Marsie Seville, 4 years old, for
whom nationwide search has been
made, has been found at Long Beach,
Nassau county, New York, according
to announcement by a New Orleans.
La, detective
| Wood alcohol has claimed a dozen
victims since Labor day, New York
police say, and recently sent three
persons to Manhattan hospitals. two
unconscious and one blind; and blind
ed woman on States Island.
An explosion heard for ten miles
shook a portion Of San Bcrnurdino.
Calf, when dynamite, estimated nv
deputy United States marshas to have
been about 80 sticks, exploded beneath
a Santa re stock car standing on the
stock yard spur between San Boruord.
mo and Cotton.
/ Cndeterred by reports of pooco
agreement between the striking shon.
/ rs
/ inc government continued to Introduce
evidence from all parts Of the country
charging violence and intimidation bv
/ strikers, on the strength Of which II
Is seeking an injunction against them.
AS a northbound freight train en-.
tered the Louisville & Nashville shops
Albany, Ala, one Of the cars loaded
| with pig iron was blown up
| Charles =. Hughes, Of pocahontas
Va, and J. S. Hancock, of Norman,
N. c., were killed by fall of slate
IN the big veins at Pocahontas, Va.
The government recently specded IN
its case against the strik,Ag rail crafts
in an effort to complete the evidence
In support Of Attorney. General Daurh.
crty's Injunction
Tony Dincllo. an Italian Of Kansas
City, Kans.. recently confessed 10 mur.
dering his two missing daughters ana
throwing their bodies into the Misso,,r,
river
United States Senator Charles F
Townsend had increased his lead to
more than 1000 over Herbert II. Bakor
his nearest opponent, for the repub-
lican senatorial nomination from Mich.
igan, according to latest reports.
Miss Nashville" won second prize
in the beauty reviow recently held at
Atlantic City, N. j. Miss Sue Barton
represented Nashville.
DR.. Fern Champenois, wife and son
recently drank buttermilk for dinner
at their home In Hattiesburg, Miss,
were poisoned and came very near
deaths door, but are recovering
Deputy U. S. Marshal Harry w. Per.
kins recently seized forty.eight thou.
sand cans Of salmon stored at Angus.
ia, Ca, and the government will at
once institute proceedings to destroy
the goods, alleging that they are not
In salable condition.
Charges that the interstate COM
merce commission, through its con-
troll OF empty cars "is playing into the
hands Of coal profiteers under guise
of regulations for the public good"
were made in statements issued by
Henry Ford from his offices in Dear