The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-24
Western Brevities
from the Many
Western States

Shelby, Mont.-Promoters OF the
Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight cham
pionship fight here July 4. are adj
vised that Jack Dempsey has left the
east and viii establish training quar-
tiers at Great Falls in few days
Salt Lake City. Utah.-clive Brown.
age 6. is in hospital suffering from
severe burns received when he came
in contac; with a live wire, which
fell in front OF his home.
Phoebe, Nev.-Ore shipments from
the Phoebe district totalled 2,575 tons
for the week ending May 10. This is
the greatest total shipped for a con-
siderable period.
San Francisco.-Arthur /. Street. "a
years OF age. author and former edi-
tot OF Golfers Weekly. died here AZ
ter lingering illness. He was
graduate OF the University Of Cali
fornia.
Los Angeles.-Carmel Myers. mo-
ton picture actress. filed in the su-
perior court another suit for divorce
from Isidor p. Kornbum. attorney OF
New York. She charged desertioS
and abandonment.
Sacramento. Calif.-A total of l.oso
people were killed in California In
1922 as a result OF automobile acci-
dents, representing an increase OF 100
deals over the previous years record
of $40, according TO figures announced.
Oak Creek, Colo.-As result OF a
shooting affray growing out OF quar-
rel over a town election. b. II. Will
Jams and his brother, ]. ii. Williams.
are in a hospital and Edward Carnes
is under arrest in connection with the
shooting.
Representative Leayitt
of Montana said after conference
with President Harding that the exc
cutive had decided to appoint hoila
Duncan OF Billings as United States
marshal for Montana
Denver, Colo.-The resignation OF
Charles A. Burkhardt as manager OF
the Denver branch OF the Kansas City
federal reserve bank was announced
here.
Los Angeles, GAIA proposal to re-
turn 10 work was defeated by large
majority at meeting OF longshore-
men who. on April 20. responded to
strike call.
American Fork, Utah-Miss Leah
Jolley was fatally injured and her
parents severly hurt as result OF
grade crossing accident a few miles
south OF here at ID. 4 r. @. w.
crossing.
Denver.-All building permit rec
ords for the month OF April we're
shattered during that month this year
when 7s4 permits were issued. repre-
senting building operations TO the
amount of S2.225.109.
Fort Worth, Texas.-Fire and 20
lice Commissioner John Alderman and
two firemen we're injured when
flames wiped out an entire block 10
the business district here.
Portland, Ore.-Increases in wages
amounting TO from to - per cent
for all plant employees were announc-
ed by Swift X Co. North Portland
packers. through the company mana
ger.
Berkeley. Cal.-Miss Wilma Ruth
Reyburn, a member OF the graduating
class az the University OF California
was presented with her degree In the
university infirmary and died half
hour later.
San Francisco-Opium valued at
10000 was seized and six Chinese
we're arrested in a police raid on
Place den
PendIeton. Ore Lambs worth
more than 81 900 have been killed by
ynx on the ranches Of Butter creek
,heepmen. according TO reports to J.
:. Kuhns. district forester.
Kansas City.-Indications are that
wages for general harvest labor VIII
,e at least 81 a day, according to
resolution adopted nj the ninth an
,ual conference Of the National F~rm
-abor exchange.
Carroll. Neb.-The rest National /
,ank Of this place failed to open Its
loors. A national bank examiner Is
n charge OF the institution. The In
titution had a capitalization OF $50
100 with total listed at 100000.
San Francisco--A price Of lie
,ound for Royal Anne (red) cherries
.pd OF &c for soft white cherries VII
}. asked this year OF Gamers. accord
rg TO an agreement reached By the
.alifornia Cherry Growers associa-
ION.
Los Anegies-A lone bandit held up
he collection wagon 81 the Los
angeles Creamery company and made
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