The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11

Detroit. Nov. lO.--Allen +. Barker OF
Detroit. former grand president Of the
International Brotherhood of Main
tenance of Way Employees and Railway
Shop I.aborers, today was ordered in
decision given by Circuit Judge Henry
A. Mandcl to return to the brotherhood
slI7. 600 and to give an accounting Tor
$40, 900 more he said he expended in or
ranization work for the brotherhood.
Wcstcrvillc, O., Nov. 10.-Rcsults OF
Tuesdays election III Ohio. in which the
! wet and dry issue WAS involved. are
more important than the results mall
! other wet and dry elections in the
| United States. IL WAS asserted here TO-
day b. Dr. Ernest II. Chcrrington, gen.
eral secretary of uhe World League
Against Alcoholism.
! Toledo. No v1.0.--Bccause OF the
! changed attitude Of the state fuel COM
mission IT Is thought unlikely that IN
| junction proceedings pending against
| Il in the local federal court would be
ihcarC. according TO those in close touch
| with the coal situation.
! London. Nov. IN. (By Associated
Press. Sir william IIonwood. chief Of
Scot and Yard and commissioner or
metropolitan police, is suffering from
! the effects Of an inSidiuuS attempt on
! his life. it hcrame known today. Last
! night he was seized with what was
| thoI Ght to be a heart attack. hut today
| il became definitely established that he
was tho victim Of malicious admins
/ tralious, the origin Of which is un-
| known.
! Springfield. o., Nov. 10.-Ycilow
! Springs the home of Simeon ID. Tess.
| elected United States senator Tuesday.
was claiming the honor today OF being
| the smallest village in the country
Roasting a United States senator. The
population Of yellow Springs is l.SOQ.
Chicago. Nov lO-Charges of murder
! today were placed against Mrs. Title
Kllmek and Mrs. Nellie Sturmer who
! have been held in custody several days
in connection with the coroners IN
vestigation of the deaths Of three OF
| Mrs. Kllmek's husbands and former
husband Of Mrs. Sturmer.
Poughkeepsie, N. T., Nov. lO.-Su-
preme Court Justice Morschauser re-
! served decision today on motion mace
! By counsel for James A. Stillman 10
vacate the Judgment In the Stiliman
! cnse.
Los Angeles, Nov. 1o.--ArGuments 10
| the Jury in the trial of Mrs. Clara Phil
! lips. charged with murder In connection
! with the death of Mrs Alberta rrcmaine
| Meadows, opened today when NJ. Max
| we'll Burke, deputy district attorney be-
! Gan his plea for conviction.
London, Nov. 10.-(By the Associated
Press -viscount Birkenhead is created
| I'm earl by the honors list of Former
| Prime Minister Lloyd George, Issued TO-
,, day. and Baron Lee. Of Fareham Is maze
Il viscount.
Viscount Farquhar Is created an earl
! and Baron Leverehulme becomes Wis
! count The following are made peers:
| Sir John Bethel. Sir Joseph Mac!ay
and Lieutenant Colonel Francis Mild
may.
Philadelphia Nov. 12.-Search IS be-
| ing made today for q. young woman who
Yesterday Is alleged TO have stolen
Jewels valued at $4,000 from the home
! OF Mrs s. c.. Morton. prominent in So
ciety. The girl posed as domestic.
London, Nov. 10.-Ctssie LOTUS. for
more than 20 years n we'll known actress
on tho stages Of both Great Britain
and the United States was arraigned to-
day in police court and charged with
| being an unauthorized person in posses
sion Of morphine and atropine, she was
admitted to bail
Clinton, Mass. Nov. Ex-senator
David I. Walsh. as chairman Of the
! Democratic senatorial committee. in q
statement today said that the election
! on Tuesday was not so much Demo
cratic victory as n rebuke-to "Standpat
and retroactive forces now in control
of the national policy"
Cincinnati, Nov 16.-John Berens. 81
years old. shipping clerk at the l.. Vein
! berg Bakery. this city. was killed today
| by a Il year old negro boy bandit who
! with 6 year old negro companion, en-
! tered tho bakery and covered six men
employees and customers with revolvers
Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 10.-A SUIT seeking
to place the knights Of the ku kluX
Khan In the hands OF receiver was
filed today in the Fulton Superior court