The Dolores star., 1923-01-05
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST week
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
WESTERN

eyed moonshiners near Palisades,
New, died at Reno.
Erastus BraInerd, ca years old. for
nerly editor of the Seattle Post Intel
igencer, and long leader In public
life In Washington, died few days
ago.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed
ae large hall housing moving picture
fheater and confectionery at Grand
view, Idaho, forty miles south of
Boise
Ed Hayes entered the headquarters
of the |. w. w. in Salt Lake City and
L Is alleged at the point of a revolver
held up Pat Nee, secretary OF the Salt
Lake City br.nch of the l. w. w, and
Thomas Hodges. who happened to be
n the room
Police authorities of Salt Lake City
have announced that, through the me
iium of photographs, Arthur Ham,
Inder arrest at Richmond. Calf, had
been identified as the slayer of l6-
year-old RulOn James during an at
empted drug store robbery in Salt
Lake City recently.
Rejection Of his advances toward
Helen Engel, lG years old and pretty.
last spring, is believed to have So
crazed Emil Neuriter, III. rerryboat
proprietor, that lac entered her home
tn Seattle and turned Christmas joy
into tragedy by killing her two sisters
and one of her brothers and then end
ing his own life.
Leon NItoli, who has been living in
Il suburb OF Seattle, told the police
that with the aid ui IA dog he had
:rained, he had robbed more than 100
Seattle homes This year, they said.
The dog is said to have stood on watch
outside dwellings while his master,
who is alleged 10 have used a truck to
haul away the loot, worked inside.
The charred bodies of the missing
aviators, Col. Francis c. Marshall and
Lieut.. Charles Webber, have been
found on the Pablo Indian reservation,
about seventy-fiye miles west of Tue
son, Ariz., the Southern Pacific rail
road offices in San Francisco were ad
yised in dispatches from Tucson. A
cowboy, the udvices stated, came upon
the bodies near what is known as In
dian ousis.
VI WAShINGTON
Announcement was made that the
Department OF Justice was preparin.
TO file suit against the Wright-Mar-
tin Aircraft Corporation to recover IL
S3.6ol.715 war claim
Nearly half billion dollars, S433,-
447,O0O. was loaned on American agri-
culture by the War Finance Corpora
ton during the critical period of de-
preston IN the last year, the annual
report of the commission sent to Con
gress disclosed.
The first blow TO reach the capitol
OF alleged bootleggers was struck by
Senator Curtis, Republican, Kansas,
chairman of the Senate rules commit
tee, when he ordered n negro waiter
discharged from the Senate restaurant.
The waiter, Curtis said, had dropped
bottle Of strong smelling hooch on the
floor of the restaurant.
Immediate return to the owners of
all small properties seized during the
war WAS urged recently by Alien Prop
erty Custodian Miller before the
House commerce committee, which is
considering a bill under which 93 per
cent of all trusts in the hands of the
government, most of them valued at
less than $4,000, would be released.
An attack on the Norris bill for gov
ernment development of Muscle Shoals,
Alabama power project, was made in
the Senate by Senator Ladd, Republl-
mol
the author of the bill, Senator Norris,
Republican, Nebraska, for having sup
ported the federal reserve act. Both
are members of the new progressive
group and also of the Senate farm
bloc.
The refusal of Representative Ke-
Ter, Republican, Minnesota, t. respond
to subpoena requiring him to give
under oath the information upon which
he based his Impeachment charges
against Attorney General Daugherty,
has created precedent of such posi-
Bile far-reaching Importance that the
House judiciary committee decided TO
refer the whole matter to sub-cOm-
mittee for investigation.
Former Iremler ClemenceauS 8 Amer
lean visit added $4,000 to the Ameri-
can field service fund fellowships. Ste
phen Bonsal, who managed the tour,
announces. TIL, amount is the surplus
of money received from lectures and
newspaper articles by the Tiger after
dcfraying the expenses of his trip.
Nearly half a billion dollars-$433,-
447,0O0-was loaned to American agri-
culture by the War Finance Corpora
tion during the critical period Of de
p:ession in the past year, the annual
report of the commission sent to Con-
r-eS' disclosed