Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-11-09

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IN little granddaughter. Do-csAy TAon
- son were given an exceptions
|U ~zrn farewell party previous to III,
departure for Southampton. when
they VIII sail o. the Aquitania |
70 home.
David Lloyd George former premi
Of Great Britain sailed for home /,
the steamship Majestic Saturday a
10 ter triumphant tour Of Americs
cities vita his wife. Dame Marxzr.
and daughter. Miss Megan.
Before the ancient royal chapel /
81 James Palace. Crown Prince Gus
taFe Adoiph of Sweden took as hi
bride. Saturday. Lady Louise Mount
y oatten, niece OF the reigning soyer
s eigns OF Britain.
Senator Hiram Johnson will prob
, ably announce his candidacy for the
Republican presidential nomination
within the next week, according to a
statement Issued by Ralph b. Strass-
ourged. who was Johnsons chief fl
nancial hacker in the 1920 primary
campaign.
Berlin has given permission to the
former crown prince to return to his
estates In Silesia. In his request to
Berlin, the prince said he wished
merely TO return to Germany to live
as private citizen.
f. II. McClenahan. former director
OF federal prohibition enforcement in
Colorado, Ben Highlander. prohibition
agent under McClenahan. Father
Walter A. Grace, former pastor of the
Shrine Of st. Apne at Aryada, Colo,
and Jack Walsh. his brother-in-law
were named in indictments returned
Wednesday night by the federal grand
jury at Denver. Father Grace and
Jack Walsh are charged with the
Illegal possession and transportation
Of liquor.
Ralph Teller 40, of Arvada, Colo.
'on OF Chief Justice James II. Tell
'r. of the Colorado supreme court, IL
ecoyering from mysterious illness.
lie has been In an almost continuous
lumber for three weeks. Denver
MUSICIANS are baffled but blame in
ected teeth.
stone thrown by an unknown
and inflicted serious wound in the
ar of Princess Hermine while she
'as walking with her children Mon
ay evening in a wood near the ex-
aisers chateau near Doom, Holland,
ne police arrested several persons
ut said they did not get the culprit.
Andrew Bonar Law, former premier
england and an outstanding figure ,
International politics, died early
uesday after long illness. He was
years old last month. The states
ian mad been in failing health for
everal years but his final attack of
mess dates only back to last week
men ne was stricken with pneumo-
Ia. He suffered from throat trouble
with heart weakness.
FOREIGN t
Another earthquake shock. the :
urth in three days, lasting about 10 !,
'conds was felt at Manila at 2:43
clock Saturday afternoon. No dam
'e has been reported. The origin c
the temblor is believed to have B
'en near Taal volcano. which Is G
Gated on a small island in Bombon o
ke, Batangas province, Luzon.
Eighteen persons were sentenced to v
ath at Moscow and twenty-three o.
ven prison sentences as result of 81
Q trial OF siyty-eight individuals
arged with bribery and corruption.
he prisoners were employees of the ia
val technical department and con- II
'ctors alleged to be in collision oil
tn them. Fl
Nikola Guenadieff. former cabinet
mister was assassinated at his own %
orstep at Sofia. and Mr.. Gueshoff. IN
mer bulgarian minister at Con- G,
ntinople who was with him. was
iously wounded. Ths police ascribe
crime to private vengeance. There WI
no sign OF unrest in the city. M. en-
enadieff was chief founder of the IN
uonai Liberal party. py
stone thrown by an unknown
Id Inflicted serious wound in the he
OF Princess Hermine, while she s.
walking with her children In a tee
ID near the ex-kaiser's chateau. fee
police arrested several persons.
said they did not get the culprit. .,
helms encourage and the entire ~,
ige OF Doom have been greatly ,as
ted BY the incident. 49,
Il reported from Canton that Sun pr,
Sens troops were defeated near ing
chow. while four gunbosts, prev.
" supporting him suddenly de-
81 their neutrality last sunday 20
ieff fof an unkn0ED destination. io'
pJsf FDnDoat FemaiDs 81 Can. -"