The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-12-29
NEWS HISTORY OF
THE PAST WEEK
A Complete History ofWhat Has
Been Happening Throughout
the World
WESTERN

Lenping from an automobile which
had drawn up alongside of Federal
Reserve delivery wagon at the main
entrance of the Denver mint, and
shooting toward four Federal Reserve
r,Iards who were cmegering from the
building carrying 100000 in So bills,
two Bandits shot and fatally injured
Charles Linton, one of the guards,
.a,zed tho entire consignment of mon
ey. sprang into their motor car and
esconed. The third member or the
bandit group remained at the wheel
of the automobile. One OF the BAN
dts is believed to have been shot
while making an escape.
MexjcaH, Lower California, Just
across The International line has Re
gan deportlng American narcotic adj
diets as undesirable citizens. in accord
ance with the announced intention OF
Mexican authorities to rid their soil
of foreigners in the grip of the mar
cotic habit.
The coolest weather Of the seasoD
was register ed at Cedar Rapids, when
the thermometer dropped to 10 de-
grees below zero. The temperature
has been below the zero point for
several days.
.rwentythree of the II persons who
have been missing since the tug Reh-
ance struck on tho rocks off Lizard is
land in Lake Michigan have been saw
ed. according to reports from tho tug
Grey which has reached the wreck.
Two attorneys, William l.. Wood OF
Kansas City, Kan, and Ray finder OF
wichita, Wednesday appeared before
Richard J. Hopkins, attorney general
of Kansas, as legal representatives oil
the kuklux Kun. wood and finder
asked that the time be extended for
the filing of a denial by the khan OF
the charges set forth in the custer
suit filed in the supreme court against
the khan by Mr.. Hopkins. s
Forty three persons were indicted by Il
federal grand jury at Omaha, for c
alleged misuse of the mails and con- p
spirncy 10 use the mail to defraud. c
The indictments are the result OF in +
vestigations in connection with tran
sactions which are alleged to have
wrecked the Lion Bonding 4 Trust .
Company.
Miss Royles Fitzgerald Is in Salt s
Lake City hospital with a shattered Il
spine, caused by one OF score OF Of
bullets that were fired at her and her o.
escort when they refused to stop the
auto in which they were riding. when
Orderol to do 30 by hold up men on y
he Salt Lake County road. =
The First National bank of Winner, W
s. d. failed 10 open its doors by order b
II the board OF directors. No reason G
MAS announced for the closing of the j
L. L. Maiden, state bank o
has taken charge. a
GENERAL =
James Fitzgerald, former justice
81 tie state supreme court, who pre- v
sided at the tirst trial OF Harry Ken il
dali Tbaw Tor the Murder OF stanford e
MiI.s in 1907, died at lila home In \
New York at the age OF n. His re- r
iircm=pt ton years ago was forced by D
/ nervous breakdown attributed to the n
strain hs underwent at the Tnaw s
rial 4
Harry I. Graham. 5O-year-old
n inter-. was found frozen to death IN
! Gov ntOwn alley at Chicago, in the
below zero cold. The frozen booy /
u second man. Timothy Tierney, 10,
| railroad Waterman. was found later
lear the tracks OF the Chicago and
Western Indiana railroad.
Shot down and left to die on q
onely roadside, Dan ORouke return
q 10 tell mis- story at the trial OF five
men charged with murder in con-
lection With the Herrin mine STAY
ngs. That O'Rourke. who still bears I
he scars LEFT by his injuries, had {
one back from the very shadow OF
he grave to testify for the prosecu-
ion was announced by counsel for
he stste at the opening court
Fourteen hundred employees of the
OF and y collieries OF the
Dehigh Coal and Navigation company,
n the Panther Creek valley near Tam
lsua were made idle when a group OF
men went on strike. The trouble
arose At the number colliery where
the Hien alleged they were refused
help when rushed with work.
Two masked burglars entered the !
store of Frank Carfagna at Stenben- !
vile, Ohio. shot Felix Carfagna, the |
store Keepers son in the groin and
escaped with Sil1. Inc burglars held
IT bay more than 100 persons and
escaped