Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-10-19
PERSONAL


m office as president OF the repaf
- amid the formal ceremonies VIII
III accompany the Inauguration Of n
executive
% Frederick W. Hecht. former cash;
OF the American National bank
Dayton, Ohio. pleaded guilty
United States district court Wednt
day to an Indictment charging hi
:" with having embezzled 100000
the bank.
Martial law. which has covere
Oklahoma entirely since Sept. i
was lifted Thursday by Governor .
o. Walton, while the meeting OF tn
t. joint assembly of the Oklahoma Iegis
:. iature was being held.
+ Secretary Of the Navy DENLY en-
tered New York hospital Thursda1
TO undergo an operation upon a sever
ed groin OF his right leg.
Mrs. Emma Strutynsky, kneeling IN
the sacristy OF the little Greek Ortho
dox church OF st. Michael the Arch.
angel at Chicago. her head bowed as
IL In prayer, shot and killed Rev.
Basil Stetsuk as he knelt before her
10 receive, by a special concession, a
Sunday confession that she said she
wanted to make because she was very
III ana was going to a hospital.
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll will
come back to America and serve his
sentence as a draft evader, this
statement was made Sunday by Berg
dolls mother upon her return from
Germany.
G. J. Levalley and c. C. Stork Of
sheffield, Iowa, appeared in the Iowa
district court Monday and entered
pleas Of guilty to charges Of fraudu-
lent banking, following the closing OF
levalley's bank at Sheffield, they
were sentenced to 10 years each i'm
Deputy Marcel Cachin, leader Of
he Communist party in France, was
sentenced Friday to six months in
ail and fined 1000 francs on charge
If melting soldiers to disobedience.
sailor named Cruise, held in Ber-
In on a charge OF seeking to assas-
mate Macmillan Harden, commit
ed suicide, Saturday by hanging
himself in his cell. Cruise was
ound In Hardens' residence, his ex-
'lanation was that he was q great
dmirer OF Harden.
FOREIGN
Heavy damage was reported Thurs
ay from storms Which have been
aging along the Swedish coast. A
lumber of ships have been wrecked
ncluding the steamer ,Bretagne. On
he Jutland coast dams gave away,
flowing floods to sweep over into
harvested crops, running them.
Confiscation of 200 pistols and TO-
90 rounds Of ammunition, China
ound, on the steamer President
fierce. was revealed at Honolulu
thursday by customs officers. The
aptain of the vessel discovered the
lunitions In boxes concealed in the
hips Ice chests and notified the
lstoms officials upon arrival here. ,
Three members Of the crew of the |
merican bark, John st. Emery,
rocked in the gulf last week, lost l
ieir lives when the main mast was l
Iown away, according to a story G
I'D by one OF the survivors and {
nblished at Havre. Captain David
rnest and nine members OF the crew a
ere rescued. U
The French dredger Normandie, O
18th crew of fifteen men and with Is
'out twenty-five others, members of W
eir families, believed to be on board 81
missing, and fears are entertained
at she has gone down in the En- m
ish Channel with all hands. IL
Nine persons were killed and four cr
on wounded in the recent riotng oil
the town OF Hindenburg, in the
srman district OF Upper Silesia, &C. :
riding to messages received at War l
W. The fatalities occurred during
clash between the police and de-
onstrators against the high cost of
ing. III
Marshall Tsao Kun. political and IN
litary leader of North China and tn
ce an enthusiastic supporter of the
Manchu government, Friday ne
erged from his stronghold at Poa- #
gfu and became president OF the cei
inese republic. vo
The new Turkish state confirmed w
the treaty OF Lausanne will carry -
official title OF the Republic OF ~
rkey.T Angora will continue as 80
capital These decisions were
ched Saturday by a conference of 70.
Turkey majority party, witt, als
stapha Kennel presiding. he