The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-01-12

| Aprfl ~-Commandsr J. D. J. Asnsy
Nay i-josn Vance ch.nsy. pct an
May EAds Jones. 1stsd musical com
NAY IA, j.. oroen.. former Unite.
;, NAY AHenry P. Dawson. New Teri
May ~. H. Pattet son. head of Nsuoa'
al Cash Register Cos
United States District Judge Beverly
Ex Wx a Saysnnah. Ga ,.,o,.~,..
At Sc. Charles, III.
May ls-Dr. Rafael za,dlvar. fornss
minister from Salvador. in Chicago: =
Chicago business and civic he.
June t-Former United States aens ~
w; p. Pollock Of South Carolina
srsn Hsr.na na .y,sS vlr1 u New Yors
cier.
juno s-Liilian Russsli-Mrs Aisrsndlr
P. Moore-famous stage beauty. in Pitts
June 7-Richsrd A. Ballinser. fsrmss
secretary Of the interior. At Seattle 49,
kiondiks gold fields. at .vsncouyer;
June t-Henry T. Oxnard. leader b
sugar industry. In New York ,.u-
of Encyclopedia Britannica
e. w. AldrsdEs. collector Of the por
OF New YORK
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ambassador TO Austrla, In New York.
June H-Taks Jonsscu. humanian
statesman.
June 7-wu Ting Fang. Chinese states
man
Jun. A-wiili.m T. Rockefeller. capital
ist
June IA. Stuart Baldwin. vice presi-
dent Illinois Central railway.
Edwin U. Judd. last survivor OF founders
of Republican party. at Anacortes. Wash.
June a-Mrs. Charles HenrotiA. Chtc2-
II lAfn nd al
June 3o-Samuel G. Goss. inventor and
manufacturer OF printing Presses. ~
July s-Conxressman M. p. KinkaId Of
O'Neill. Feb.. in Washington.
July 9-E. w. Barrett, editor and pro-
prietor of Birmingham (Ala) AEe-Her-
July Is-Dr. E. J. Wheeler. editor Of
July 11Rev. DIR. ]. F. Goucher. founder
July SNAi iSi Miriam. grand oper. star,
July ,Ecoi. R. W. Guthrie. noted oil
man OF Pittsburgh, Pa.
July T-Richzrd M Birdsall, famous In
July sl-Miss Mary n. Murfre>
("Charles Esbert craddock'D. Americas
Aug. I-Former United States Senator
Frank s. White Of Ala ALBANIA
Aug. 1-Alexsnder Graham Bea. -
vsntor Of the telephone.
United States Senator william ID. Grow
81 Pennsylvania.
Lemuel P. Padgett. former congress
Aug. 3--Benjamin s. Derneliey. formss
famous football star. In New York.
Aug. 4.-Enver Pasha. ex-war minists1
II Turkey. killed In battle.
Aug. e-Rear Admiral UrieI Sebree. q.
Aug. i2-Arthur Griffith, president Of
Az Aug h iaJohn IN G. D" %oolley former pro.
libition candidate for President IN
Aug i4-Lord Northclifre. noted British
journalist and publisher
Levy Mayer. prominent Chicago law
er and capitalist
Aug. n.-kollin D. Salisbury. Eeolosist.
University of Chicago.
Aug. ls-GenevIeve Ward. noted Ameri-
an TRACED enne. in London.
Aug. 1-Rey. Or. Henry couden. blind
haplain OF the house OF representatives
DR. rs years. in Washington
Aug 23-Albert J. Hopkins. former
'nited States senator from Illinois
Aug. 251Deiavsn Smith. publisher Of
Aug. 2e-Dr. Stephen Smith. founder Of
merican Public Health association.
BAL magnate OF Chlcaso.
Aug. 8-Arthur Dawson. American art
I and critic.
Aug so-Mrs. Nellie Grant Jones. only
w n. Hudson. noted British naturalist
nc author.
II.
"a rtermaster Of A. f. F.. in Chicago.
The duchess OF Albany.
II. H. Lawson. Australian novelist and
r, W. Dickinson. chief editor OF Reu-
Sept. 4-Theodore A. Bell. prominent
wyer and politician OF San Francisco.
Sept 5-Bishop Samuel Fallow1
'ad OF Reformed Episcopal church. In
nicaso.
sept, 81. T. Clark. president Chicago.
Leon Bo-nat. eminent French artist
Sept. Is-Rt Rev. Cortlandt Whitehead,
Episcopal bishop Of Fla
Sept. ls-Gsriand stahi. Chicago b "a
esident and former baseball star.
Sept. 2-Enos Mills. American natur
sept ssNThomas Watson. United s',A
nator from Georgia.
81. l-R ear. admiral Charles q. k.
oe e g. Fsi1sp' Hill. well known Anker
St. Louis. Mo.
Oct. 7-Marie Lloyd. British comedt
oct s-Jorge Mont, FORMER president Of
let Io-rsaac Guggenheim. America.
opsr nagrate, n England.
nerlcan author.
set. 22-Dr. Lyman Abbott. editor Of
tlook and famous preacher and writer
let 3l-Father Bernard Vaughan, "a
us Jesuit preacher. In London.
,ov. 1-Thomas Nelson Page. author
former amba dor to Italy.
Hired Capus. leading French Journal
'ov. TT Dewitt Cuyler prominent
lroad man. In philadelphia
low. Jacob Gimbel. prominent mer-
int OF Philadelphia. Now York and
w2ukee
fov. s-Antonio Lopez Iutierre., minis
from Honduras. In Washington
ov. s-Mrs. Mary Smith Lockwood.
nder OF Daughters Of American Rev
ov. 11-Bellsmy stcrer. former Amer
n diplomat, In Paris
ov H-Richard K Fox, editor and
,lisher of the Police Gazette. IN New
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ov 15-E. L. BurlInsame, former edf-
of Scribnsrs Magazine. In New York
ov. 17-Gen. Luke b. Wright former
rotary OF war ard governor general Of
Philippines. In Memphis.
2. G.. Sharp, former ambassador to
nee. at Elyria. D.
ov. B-Frsnk Bacon. American actor.
Chicago.
ov. D-George Bronson Howard. au-
r and playwright. at Los Angeles
ov. D-Baron Sidney sonnino. Italian
tesman.
enry \, Cary. well knswn Newspaper
a, in Chicago.
ov. 24-John Fl. Gnmour. American ac-
and musician. at Xonkors, NJ Y.
ov. 2s-Frcderick Q. rNedrinxhaus, for
congressman and Republicaa nation
from Missouri.
ov. S-Kate Ryan. veteran Americas
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