The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-01-11
THE WORLD


lone sure cure" for world unrest Is
Ito create for every able-bodied mar
in the world a job of some sort"
Washington - The Bursum bill.
providing for an increase in the pen.
sions of civil and Mexican war veter-
ans was vetoed by President Harding
Seattle-Jess Willard announced
here that he had received from Tel
Richard a telegram promising him
match for the worlds heavyweight
championship with Jack Dempsey.
Kansas City-John Dinello, 48
convicted of the murder of his IL
year-old daughter, Flora, was sen
fenced to SO years in the peniten-
tiary.
Washington-Eight members OF
the I. w. w, sentenced to long jail
terms during the war, have been Of
fered pardons if they will leave the
United States.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are said tc
be emigrating to the United States in
thousands. They are fed UP with Eu-
ropean politics with which they are
SO closely affiliated.
Mexico City-In a row in the Mexi-
can congress, two congressman drew
revolvers and a duel on the floor of
the house of representatives was only
narrowly ave,1sad
Calgary, Alta.-Twenty-one pas
sengers were injured: none seriously,
when the Canadian Pacific raa..-a az S
train No. 2, the Vancouver-Montreal
express, left the rails one mile west
of Bassano, Alta.
Fort Yales, N. D.-Charging Thun-
der, a former associate of Chiefs Gall
and Sitting Bull and a member of the
hostile bands Of Sioux Indians that
made bloody history in Dakota ter
ritory, is dead here after a long i'll
ness.
MISUNDERSTANDING Fall of the
interior department will retire from
office March 4, it was announced at
the White House, to return to the
practice of law and the conduct of
private business affairs in New
Mexico.
Kelso, Wash.-A suspension bridge
spanning the Cowlitz river here col
lapsed beneath the weight of a traffic
jam caused by a stalled automobile.
Upwards Of 100 persons, according to
the best estimates, were precipitated
into the flooded and rushing river.
New York-Prince Miguel de Bra
ganza, son of Don Miguel Braganza,
pretender to the throne of Portugal,
and grandson of King Miguel, who
reigned over Portugal from 1923 to
1884, is selling life insurance in New
York.
Panama-The passage of 2997
ships through the Panama canal in
the calendar year 1922 established a
new high record. In 1921, the best
previous year, 2,814 vessels used the
waterway. The tolls collected in
1922 aggregated s12,573,407.
San AntOnio-Randolph Robert
son, former American consul at Nue.
vO Laredo, has been arrested on a
charge of embezzling $4,000 of gov
eminent funds, federal officials an
nounced here. Robertson had been
at Nuevo Laredo a number of
years, being relieved in July, 1921.
st. Louis-Dry agents entered the
Hotel Chase, most fashionable hostel
ry of the city, while the society folk
were celebrating the coming Of the
New Year, and attempted to make
an arrest. A riot followed, the po-
lice reserves were called out, two
were shot and the police driven
out of the place.
Washington - Secretary Mellon,
head of the treasury department, and
one of the three richest men in the
United States, in a New Years state
ment urges that the people of the
United States practice thrift. He
says hat a year of frugality would
mean much for the nation.
ChicagO-A daughter of the late
Chief Justice Fuller died here a few
days ago, evidently a suicide. She
was formerly a society leader in
Washington, and, although wealthy,
had lived the life of a recluse since
he death of her husband 10 years
ago.
Boise.-Wfth one stroke of his
,en, G. G. Moore, governor, stopped
activities of the state constabu-
airy and the department Of immigra-
Jon, labor and statistics and removed
the state payroll the names of
40 employees of the state bureau of
highways.
Few YOrk-Frank Carmen, an
lrtist, has been placed under arrest.
with grand larceny in-"haY-l
ng acted in concert with two others
lot yet apprehended," in the theft
If $150,OO0 in jewels and cash from
Mrs. Charles p, Hugh Schoellkopf,
wife OF a wealthy Buffalo broker,
Turing a New Years party in Car
mems apartment off Fifth avenue.
Los Angeles-A messenger OF the
Iellman bank was robbed OF $4,000
BY four robbers In the wholesale dis
before the gaze of at least two
score pedestrians. The messenger,
accompanied by a guard, had collect
ed $1,000 from the Globe Biscuit co.
and $4,000 from the Sanitary Cold