The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-12-12
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embezzlement from the Hiberni
Bank and Trust company, which fail
ed at Denver last July for $464, 900.
President Coolidge is being sub
jected to tremendous pressure by tn
advocates and opponents of tn
world court seeking to obtain a favor
able declaration on this question Fl
his address to congress next week.
Senator Hiram Johnson. in his frs
public address since announcing hi!
candidacy for the Republican nomin
alton for president, Tuesday con
demned the foreign policy at Wash.
ington which he said had been at
tempting to commit America to "un.
disclosed European adventures"
Jack Kearns, manager of Jack DEM
sey, the heavyweight champion pulled
into New York on the Century from
Chicago and announced that his mis-
sion had to do with 100000 offer
he had received for another rumpus
between the champion and the Firpo
walloper.
George A. Robinson, owner OF the
Clarence A. Wrotham shows and one
Of the best known showmen in Ameri-
ca, died at Los Angeles in q hospital
where he was taken 10 days ago, fol-
lowing a nervous breakdown. Winter
headquarters of the show are in San
Antonio, Tex.
American withdrawal from the
Philippines will be proposed in a re-
solution which Senator King, Demo-
crat, Utah, said he will introduce i'm
mediately after the converting Of the
senate.
Walter J. Harmon, alias Harold
Steen, in charge of Police Inspector
Tom Swennes of Portland, Ore. who
had asserted that Harmon enacted
ceremonies with eighteen
girls, arrived at Seattle from Juneau,
Alaska, en- route to Portland to an
swer charges Of issuing and cashing
checks.
Frederick Dixon, former editor of
The Christian Science Monitor, died
Sunday at New York.
The venerable Archdeacon May
pioneer in the Northwest and best
Known for having translated the Bible
n the Cree language is critically Ill
It North Battleford, Sask. He has
erved in the Northwest since 184S.
The next major war twill be won
IF lost on the sufficiency of NUM-
ions reserves" Major General Clar-
nee c. Williams, chief of army ord
lance predicted in his annual report,
made public Thursday at the war
apartment at Washington.
FOREIGN
Overwhelmed by storm of oppo-
ition both from home and abroad, es-
ecially from America, DR.. Heinrich
:. Albert of Berlin gave up his chan
ellorship and returned his appoint
lent to President Ebert.
Louis Edwards, who admits that he
! one of six prisoners who escaped
ON the eastern Pennsylvania peni-
'ntiary at Philadelphia, July IA, &C.
ording to police was arrested at
onolulu upon information obtained
Y authorities from a circular.
Six more showcases containing rare
Id beautiful treasures from Tu-
nkhamen's tomb have just been
ided to the collection of seven cases
ready on display in the Cairo mus
I'm giving visitors an admirable idea
the artistry of the eighteenth
nasty craftsmen.
By vote Of 1913 to 166, the reich
ag OF Germany rejected the resolu-
On to try Won Kahr. Hitler and Luz
ldorff for high treason as the result
the recent outbreaks In Bavaria.
The French parliament by one of
e most sweeping votes of confidence
its history, approved the policy Of
e government OF Premier Poincare
the recent negotiations in the
uncil Of ambassadors with regard
Germany.
All the directors of the Krupp plant
10 were imprisoned last spring on 9
argos Of resistance to the French
owing out Of the riots at the Krupps
March 81, have been released says c
Cologne dispatch. 2
The apartment of Mrs. Oakley (
iund, wealthy widow in Westmin-
n, was robbed Of jewelry worth ]
IRE than $350,0o0. The burglars en- t
ed the apartment unheard by four :
wants who were eating supper.
The Irish Free State government '
that six more Republican !
soners have ended their hunger
ike after fasting for thirty three
Us. Two hundred and thirty-sev- y
the statement adds are still going u
Lhout food. l
The heavy rains Of the last few 4
vs. have done enormous damage to v
'ps In many parts Of the Philip =
les. Rice and sugar cane losses