Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-11-23
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n dent is slightly III at his home
\ Terre Haute. Indiana. He is rema
u ing at home. but is not confined
bed. He recently returned from
- nationwide speaking tour.
Complete exclusion of orients
from America through the provisi,
in tie new immigration law denyil
sdmittance to this country OF aliel
:" not eligible TO citizens win be urge
in the next senate, Senator Shor
ridge, Republican of California state
President Coolidge was said to /
in ignomnce of any plan to make Wi
H. Hays again chairman OF the Re
publican national committee, a plac
: held by Mr.. Hays during the 1872
> campaign.
Senator Hiram w. Johnson of Cal
ifornia has announced his candidac,
for the Republican nomination TO
president declaring that the ensuin,
contest will determine whether the
! Republican party shall be the per
whether it shall respond to present
day conditions and aspirations"
Governor Warren T. McCray OF
Indiana, under questioning, admitted
that he had signed notes In the name
OF other persons without written au-
thority of those whose names appear
ed on the paper. when he resumed
the witness stand for the second day
Of the hearing on the petition of three
Fort Wayne. Ind, banks to have him
adjudged bankrupt
Lambros A. Coromilas, former
Greek minister to the United States
and later minister of finance under
Premier Yenizelos, died at the Hotel
Seyilel at New York. He was about
70 years old and had been in Ill health
for some time.
General Aquileo Juarez Rodriguez,
former governor of the state of Yu- !
catan, was killed, Leon Martinez, a
companion, fatally injured, and Fer
dinand Romero, said to be cousin
OF the widow of Porforio Diaz, is in
jail at San Antonio. Texas, as the
result Of political feud which began
IN Mexico several years ago.
commenting on statement made |
n Chicago Thursday by David L. |
Rockwell of Ravenna, O., that friends
of William G. McAdoo intend to NOM
nate him as Democratic candidate
or the presidency, Mr.. McAdoo said
It Omaha that 'Mr. Rockwell has
stated the situation accurately.
Robert j. Grant, superintendent of
he Denver mint, was appointed by
resident Coolidge Monday to be di-
ector OF the mint. He will succeed
Il. Scobey, who resigned recently.
Broken in health, Ii Yuan Hung,
ormer president of China, twice
opposed by militarists, has arrived at
'agasaki and is proceeding to Beppu
ot springs, in southwestern japan,
recuperate, according to advices.
FOREIGN
Germany has decided to repudiate
lie treaty of Versailles and not to
Dmply with either the Preparations
ause or any other OF the clauses of
lie treaty as long as the French and
'elgiums occupy the Ruhr, says a
lspatch to the Daily Mail at London
ON Berlin.
Atanas Nickoloff, &c years old, Bull |
irian tried on the charge of assas-
mating M. Daskaloff, the Bulgarian r
hDassador in Prague, on August 20,
as acquitted by vote of s to after n
lie jury had been out IS hours. u
The police have forbidden the wear t
g OF poorly dyed bathing suits. at 8
nrnley, England, because the colors =
me out in the water, making un- +
to battle in n
An aeroplane on the Francois Il
-rica line was attacked by three II
giles off Algiers. Two were killed
the propeller and the third fled. u
The semi-offical Vreme announces II
at Italy and Jugo- Slavia have come -
an agreement over Fiume. The &C
luton adopted. 1t is understood. s.
des Fiume proper to Italy. while ., o.
Jugo-Slav free zone is created in "a
port OF Fiume.
Richard Blackall, photographer at
London hospital has lost both tv
nds as result of X-ray burns. an AZ
bitter struggle In defense of Can yo
!, his stronghold. apparently con- 70
nts Sun Vat Sen, south China ~
der. General Chen Ming. com. kn
nder of north China forces In In
'angtung province, Ia reported adj
icing on the city. with the van. ne
Ird OF his army twenty-five miles ~
ny; "nichow. captured by Sun 20
ough strategic coup Sunday. las cir
% isolated. rail traffic has been In. wi
ropted between Canton and Shak. y
4, and more rigid application OF ~
rtiai law IN Canton has been or. Do.