Shoshone journal., 1923-10-05
TELEGRAPH|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS
RESUME OF THE WEEKS
ooiNGS IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
important Events OF the Last Seven
Days Reported by Wire and Pre-
pared for the Benefit of the
Busy Reader
WESTERN

IN ~S~'S W az q SouLieTu idClllc Itsl
road crossing east of Reno, Ne,
Thursday when a westbound mote
!, struck an automobile stage. Doctor
and wrecking crew were sent t
the scene.
The arrest in Arizona of two mel
! and two women in connection witt
; the disappearance on June 19, 1921
OF John J. Knight, Dallas and Wit
| chita Falls oil man may result
} in the establishment of the identity o.
a skeleton found in the desert sixty
miles north of Phoneix, Ariz. accord.
ing to James McNab, brother. in-law
of Knight.
Activities of the Hill street tong
Ca group of boys who banded them
selves together after what they be-
heyed was Chinese fashion) were
blamed by the police and the Hre
departments for fire which caused
damage estimated at $4,000 to the
Associated Arts company building al
Los Angeles.
While on her way from Salt Lake
to Provo to be married, Miss Melba
Newton, is years of age, was in
stantly killed in a collision between
the automobile in which she was rid
ing and northbound Orem train at
crossing half mile north of Pleas
ant Grove Friday morning.
Between 40 and 80 persons perish |
ed in wreck of Burlington passen-
ger train No. 80, Thursday night
near Casper, Wyoming when the
train plunged through bridge
weakened by the flood swollen wat
ers Of Coal creek.
Three men and one woman were
drowned and eight others escaped
death when the freighter Captain
George Ryan, capsized in 100 fathons
Of water at Tacoma harbor Saturday.
GENERAL 4
Six persons are known to have {
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injured and property damage esti- l
mated at more than $3.50, 900, as the p
result of a tornado which struck V
Council Bluffs and Omaha shortly +
after o'clock Friday night. f,
Legal proceedings instituted by 1t
Campbell Russell to force on the bal
OF at a special state election October re
:, an initiative measure authorizing II
he Oklahoma state legislature to es
convene by majority call to insti- OF
rate the official acts of Governor ]. h;
Walton, were withdrawn Satur- nj
ay in district court at Oklahoma re
,ity by agreement of counsel. At ri
ne same time attorneys for the exc
utive also withdrew their applca- =
ion, which resulted in the issuance ~
I a temporary injunction restrain ~
az the state election board from en- ~
sring the proposal on the ballot. =.
S. p. Lesky has filed suit in the L. DE
District court at Muskogee, Okla.
gainst the X. X. X, asking S15O,0O0
amages for injuries he said he ~ ~
sceived when he was tarred and ~
gathered in Tulsa county in July. -
Ten persons were seriously injured thu
aturday afternoon, at Easton, Pa the
hen section OF the crowded
eachers gave way during football .e
anne. OH
Sci
TWO companies of national guards of
an were ordered to Spruce Pine. 26
G., as result of race disturbances ed
ere.
band OF about 40 men, some of spe
en- masked and armed, bound and 6
gged the guards at the warehouse Tol
the Philadelphia Distilling CON- the
ny at Eddington. Pa, Thursday tho
d escaped with from seven 10 ten ma,
lck loads OF whisky.
The interstate commerce commits. 90
m cbursday directed the director ~, ~
neral Of railroads 20 pay the h..
rncb government sl2S.S99, with j,
lerest from August 1919. On a..
UNI of Pemurrage charges Imposed en1
rag me war op shipments OF air. os,,
ne lumber which the commission - -
~ were unlusuned '"''
Three flieTe we're killed near %.
'''iyI fepada, Wednesday yhen taas
airplane lent by iAe dom.nion alr XIX ,g
''' ~ h'e provincial F0gelnnenf e,.o
fwl'yipg an1 f0Tesi prHeriion An,
~Vp 'eei lpiQ lAle 81 John Van.