The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-11-01
NEWS HISTORY OF
THE PAST WEEK
A Complete History Of What Has
Been Happening Throughout
the Void
WESTERN

| WESTERN
The Society of American Indians,
meeting in Kansas City was to take up
tho question Of enfranchsement of
members Of their race.
Uniformity in the laws governing
motor vehicles will result from the
meeting Of the motor vehicle officials
Of the mountain and coast states,
which was held in Portland, Ore.
OF II western stStes. 16 have suffi
Gent feed to carry sheep and cattle
through the winter, according to a re-
port made public by statisticians of
the United States department of agri-
culture. The single exception is New
Mexico.
CoOkhOuse attaches of the Saddle
Mountain Logging company's camp
served steaks Thursday from go
pound bear which they slew with
cleavers and clubs when it walked
nonchalantly into their kitchen.
| Adequate hotels at Bryce canyon
and in Zion national park will be rec.
commended by w. S. Basinger, passen.
ger traffic manager of the Union Pa
ctfic system, who has just returned
from survey of the wonders of
southern Utah.
| George Jennings and Eddie Ball,
state rangers, are severely injured in
Denver hospital following an auto
mobile &C ,ident which Adjutant Gen.
eral 2. j. Hammock declared was a
plot to k u them.
| kilograms to r. e. Caldwell, state
engineer of Utah and member of the
| Colorado river commission from Utah,
from Clarence G. 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 to Mexico at a point near
San Augustine, twenty miles south
east of Juarez, is being invested by
federal authorities ON both sides of
the border.
Benice Witt 6 years old, of Fulton
Ill. was run over by Chicago &
Northwestern passenger train but at
tended school as usual. She didn't
cry, but hurried away to school.
Details Of an alleged conspiracy to
damage train service by putting mer-
+ curry In boilers was revealed in federal
court in Ell Paso when an alleged con-
fesshon was read to the jury after an
attempt to keep the statement out of
court had failed.
GENERAL
Twenty-one alleged communists, ar
rested as result of raid on a meet
ing held in the sand hills twenty miles
south Of st. Joseph, Mich. last August
We're arraigned, charged with violating
the Michigan antisyndicalism law.
When a taxi driver insulted Mrs.
Rachael Reynolds in Cincinnati she
smashed him in the face with a hot
huckleberry pie she was taking home
to the children.
Flares to be used between Chicago
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attempt to establish night flying from
coast to coast will be tested soon.
The flares will be placed twenty-four
miles apart from Chicago to Cheyenne
and will be visible to airmen twelve
miles away. Attendants will operate
the signals and report by radio when
the mail-carrying planes pass over.
head.
Walter f. George, former justice Of
the state supreme court, was over
whelmingly nominated as successor to
the late United States Senator Thom-
as Il. Watson In a special Democratic
primary.
The story Of how the signing OF the
armistice saved Berlin from an aerial
attack was related ut Cleveland, Ohio.
with the permission Of the govern
ment for the first time. only a few
persons are said to have known the
secret, 30 closely was 1t guarded.
Unconscious at times due to the
terrific speed at which he rushed
through the heavens. Lieutenant II. L.
Vaughan Of Logan. Utah, an army avi.
ator. flying an army Curtiss high.
speed pursuit plane. won the Pulitzer
trophy aerial race at Mount Clemens.
Michigan. He travelled the 16O-mile
course at an average speed Of zoe
miles an hour.