The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-23
TELECRAPH|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS.
4 RESUME OF THE WEEKS
oOINGs I'm 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

others are In serious condition an
third is suffering from broke
ankle as the result of an auto strikin
group OF pedestrians on the high
way north OF Sandy Utah Sunda.
evening. Mrs. Christina Hanson, SO
wife OF Andrew Hanson died at he
home from a fracture at the base O
the skull. Mrs. Annie Egbert 4S, is fl
serious condition with q double
fracture of the left arm, five broker
ribs and n cut beneath the Jaw from
which her tongue protruded when she
was picked up.
The United States had authority,
the supreme court held Monday to
condemn land for new site for that
part OF American Falls, Idaho, which
had to be relocated because of flood
ing resulting from the construction of
dam across the Snake river.
The alien land laws of California
and Washington, prohibiting aliens
ineligible to citizenship from owning
or leasing land, were declared valid
and constitutional Monday by the
Richard f. Nagle, Of Columbus.
Ohio, was shot and killed at Los An
geles early Tuesday morning by two
bandits as he was driving from Gull
yer City. His brother, Edward Nagle.
Culver City real estate man also
was slightly wounded. The bandits OBJ
tanned $500 the proceeds of an Ameri-
can Legion carnival held at Culver
City.
1t. Blodgett, U. s. s. Delphy's ex-
ecutive officer on the voyage from
San Francisco to San Diego Septem- |
Der 9th, when seven vessels of de-
stroyer squadron No. IL were lost and
third officer to face court martial on
charge of culpable inefficiency. was
acquitted in findings read Saturday
at Los Angeles, after the court had
deliberated an hour. Blodgett will be
restored to duty at once.
Stalled suddenly in their automo-
bile on the tracks of the Santa Fe
railroad with fast express thain
coming toward them. Murray Bill
ings and Russell Lindsey, both of
Muscatine, Ia, were killed and James
Alderman and Mrs. Murray Billings
were injured when the train chashed
into the machine at Uhita, Arizona.
early Saturday. |,
GENERAL '
Federal tax revision under a pro- !
gram applying reductions to the entire i,
range OF personal incomes and esti- !
mated to cut the nations tax bin next ;
year by $323,00o.0O0 will be recon.
mended to congress by Secretary Mel
on 1t was announced Monday.
Three passengers and a co1ored d
porter were injured when Great Yves. il
ern passenger train No l, southbound S
eft the track Monday one mile east "
# Marshalltown, Iowa W
The anticipated Christmas gift :,
o stockholders OF the William Wrig- u
ey, Jr.. company, was announced =
ionday in the form of stock melon ~
nd an exchange of one share of old .
took for three new with maintenance
I the present dividend of 50 share
r 50 year on each share Of new M
took payable monthly. be
The British government has noti- -,
ed the treasury that its next pay u,
lent on the war debt, due December ~
VIII be made in Liberty bonds. The -
ayment will include 500. 900 900 on
lie principal of the obligation and
5000, 900 interest. Wv
ap
John Lane. driver OF a school bus. as
as probably fatally injured. and no
velve children. members OF the GU
live branch boys and girls basketball ms
ans, were hurt when the bus was tee
ruck by a westbound Big Four al
eight train at Springfield. Ohio.
Literally a bolt from the blue. see
ashingtan, prohibition agents Satur on
y descended upon the lairs of the ma
pitfalls bootleggers and caught them no,
lawares. The total number of ar bu,
SITS was not announced but over 100 era
lrranis were issued. ma
After four bandits had raided his hes
ace snd robbed him of SIS. Carl
49, 'NtA't VI a. GAS ilsiliit 6tdllDH iCIl
Tulsa. Okla. borrowed shotgun, Lu
Questioned an automobile from Il SUI
stomer and set out in pursuit. He pre-
ertook the robbers and, after der
'unding three of them took them to cei'
e police station. cha
Four men were killed Saturday In A
explosion OF q case of dvnouita Ma
quarry near Graniteville, NJ, lyn'
cir bodies were blown to atoms. pub
\ score or more persons were hurt ~,
on large section of an emergen- A
s''uiu gave way during the third mort
-iod Of the Bucknell-Lehigh game in
i.@w:sburg, Penn. Saturday. Most reaC
The sniurcd are women and chill law
N, several having broken legs. Sou
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