Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-09-07
PERSONAL

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sionary from Illinois, returning 10 b
n station at the important railws
n town OF Shuntefu, Chilli provinc
y while driving from the railway 10 ii
mission with his wife and daughte
8 was fired upon without challenge b
twenty Chinese soldiers. The drive
was wounded requiring amputatio
OF his arm. The Americans were no
Injured.
Governor Pinchot OF Pennsylvania
assembled leaders of each side in tn,
anthracite controversy around his Of
lice table Monday told them bluntIy
that the proposed suspension of min.
Ing Sept. l could not be allowed.
After conference lasting most OF
Monday night, physicians attending
James kirkwood, film actor, who was
rendered unconscious Saturday when
he was thrown from a horse, stated
that the actor would live, as the
crisis has apparently passed,
Colonel Launcelot NJ Purcell, u. S.
A., retired, OF Seattle Wash, former
chief Of the surplus property division
John G. Skinner, chief of the sales
division OF the quarter masters corps,
bertrand Weiss, Herman Miller, were
indicted Thursday charged with con-
spiracy to defraud the government.
After firing five shots from a re-
volyer in an attempt TO kill himself
In his apartment Thursday, and suf-
fering only three slight scalp wounds,
Charles Bowman, New York broker,
was arrested on charges Of violation
of the firearms law.
Federal officers arrived at Paw
huaka, Oklahoma with ten men cap
tured In the Usage hills, Wednesday. |
whom they charge are members of the |
bandit gang which early Tuesday held
up passenger train near Okesa and
escaped with registered mail.
Edward Kelly one OF the Republi,
cans whom the free state authorities
have been hunting, was shot and criti-
,ally wounded by government troops
saturday near Belfast. Kelly and a
companion are said to have been en-
'aged in posting republican literature.
Secretary Mellon of the treasury let
be known definitely Monday after
onference with President Coolidge :
hat he would remain in the cabinet G
State competition for Nebraska coal
rms Is threatened by Governor Bry-
n, who announces that he has almost
ompleted arrangements for supplying +
oal to local public committees to be t
old to consumers below the present p
rices. N
John Pavilion. Austrian coal min. =
r, pronounced the outstanding hero
tuesdays explosion In the Kem- :.
lerer Coal company mine No. l, at ~
ronuer, Wyo., was brought to the ="
tate mental hospital at Evanson, d
'yo. Saturday. He is insane as a
'sult of his experiences. u
FOREIGN
A lively outbreak of rifle and ma IL
line gun fire occurred in Dublin al
onday. The shooting was not ex- in
aimed. Balloting in the Dali cleo 70
ons proceeded with national troops
TROLLING, the streets. tn
All the members of the Free State
vernment were elected to tie Dali vi
ram in Mondays general election ti'
was stated. SO far the count Tn
ows only one republican elected.
The city of Vera Cruz is entirely ~
I off from the rest of the country a,
result OF general strike of rail -.
al employees of that city. The We
ike was called In sympathy with se'
who had been out for vi
me time. de-
Eastern Oriental liner Changsha. I'm,
itish, carrying passengers and b.,
light from Australia to Manila. has 49,
ne on the rocks at Tigl bank near A.
Tawitawl islands of the Philip ..s
les. according to radio advices.
france is standing pat upon her re- mil
'dti"ns uemands. IL was revealed | Ucl
en- the foreign office officially pub tior
led the note sent to London In re- con
to the British reparations CON- me,
nication OF Aug. l.. Ii is a so
e document. laying all Frances
Dis upon the table. and answering y,
British document point by point.
the first time France Officially a '.
> forth 26.Ooo.000. 900 gold marks ia'i
her minimum demand from Ger. "ou
ny. plus sufficient credits from pres
ISIS reparations bonds to pay any can
debts claimed by Frances allies "ni
remier Tomosaburo Kato died Fri -
afternoon at Toxic. apparently So,
n complication Of maladies that
kened hts heart beyond repair.
airsl Baron kato was born in 1850 a.
has a distinguished career In the