Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-23
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FOR BUSY READERS
A RESUME OF THE WEEKS
DoiHGs IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
important Events of the Last Seven
Days Reported by Wire and Pre-
psns6 for the Benefit Of tho
Busy Reader
WESTERN

The BODY Of William Cunninighal
81. wealthy retired d. & r. G.
railroad conductor. was found by n,
men In he ruins of the Arlingtt
hotel at Og1sn. U1ah. Cunningham
room wac IN the southwestern DO
ton OF the buifidin3g which collaspe
during the fra The body OF Gu
ningham was found on the bed an
although badly burned. II is spparer
mat he had stopyed 10 put on hi
Clothes and vas overcome by smok.
Gs part OF his coat vas discovers
under the body.
Lashed along By wind that range,
from forty-fiFe miles an hour speed
In Denver to 100 miles an hour in
velocity at Corona. Colo, al the -rap
OF the world on the continental di
vide, the worst blizzard OF the winter
Saturday swept Colorado and the
ROCKY mountain region. Snowfall
was general throughout the region.
accompanying rapidly descending
temperatures.
Examination OF the bodies OF Mrs
Cleopatra Karas and Gust Karas her
brother-in-law, found dead in the
Home Bakery at Everett. swept by
IRE Saturday. revealed that both had
oesn beaten about the head and killed
probably before the fire started
coroner Charles Pickle said in q tel
ephone message from Everett
No OF the three men who held up
Northern Pacific train nj South
farirle Saturday were captured later
west OF Enumclaw. They we're hadIv
wounded. The third escaped in the 4
WOODS. The two were brought To
buckley and closely guarded and were /
given surgical attention.
rat calves Will be added 10 those /
Tor which awards will be made al the
sixth lntermountain Livestock Show
10 be held April 3 to I ct the North
sait Lake Union stockyards, accord
ing 10 decision reached by the SAT-
Lake Chamber OF Commerce livestock
sho" committee at its last meeting at
the yards. where the members were
guests OF j. Ii. Manderfeld. manager
ihree awards will be made as fol-
lows; First $50; second, $40; third
SlV. Livestock men had made the
uemand that they be allowed TO ex-
niDlt calves, hence the classification ,
was added. /
D. H. Barlow, locomotive engineer 1,
On the Bingham & Garfield railway I,
was instantly killed Wednesday and
lis fireman, o. A. Scrivens who has :,
'een on the Job only three DAYS. =
ied from burns received when H.
omotive boiler exploded following a ;,
ellison on Utah Copper hill at Bling. =,
am, Utah. y
Ten men were injured, four OF pc
lem probably seriously, and damage
stimated at $4,000 was caused by a W,
re thursday In the plant of the Shell no
Al company at Martinez, California ST,
Fire, which threatened the entire ki
is'ness district In Ogden, complete- MI
burned out the d. H. Peery build.
z on Washington street between WI
"entSfourth and Twenty fifth Me
reefs where the Last & Thomas ne
partment store lost stock valued An
$4,000. the Wisteria Candy store hui
stock OF $4,000. and the Arlington me
tel furnishings, which were given
estimated cost OF $4,000. doing
mage to the building in the amount A
100000. Iris
), ,,,.,. der
"a motion OF assistant attorney-gen- con
Liejequyist the court dismissed tha
cases against j. Alexander Norris n. ;,
Thomas f. Goodie OF Jackson. VII,
E. oregon. charged with participa. can,
IN the alleged hanging OF Henry ssv,
nson OF Jacksonville the night OF .asi
II o, 1922. 80 :.