Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05


mated by California Republicans
| bill.
: House passed emergency fuel bill. do
signed to prevent profteering in coal
proposed Midvale- Repubic-In Inland Stee
merger cited by federal trade commission
as unfair competition. In violation o
trade commission act
forced discharge Of LOCO army officers.
Sept 3-Associate Justice john A
Ciarke resigned from Supreme court.
sept. 5-Republicans OF Wisconsin re-
nominated Senator LaFollette and Gov
ernor J. ]. Blaine.
Former Senator George RI. Sutherland
| appointed to Supreme court
! Senate passed the emergency fuel bill
Sept Thirty eight men indicted for
! participation In the Herrin coal mine
massacre In Illinois.
Sept. 8-senate passer Borah bill Great
Ing coal investigating commission.
Twsnty-one more indicted sor 1errin
Sept. n-Senats bonus bill accepted by
Republicans won Maine election by nor
NAL majority. Senator Hale and Governor
Baxter being reelected
Sept, R.Senntor Lodge Of Massachu,,
sets. Senator Townsend OF Michigan and
Senator Poindexter OF Washington renom-
mated by Republicans.
sept BLOUSE adopted conference re-
port on tariff bill
Sept. l9-President Harding vetoed the |
soldiers bonus bill.
Senate. adopted conference report on
tariff bill
Sept 2o-House OVERRIDE Presidents
veto OF bonus bill, but senate sustained IL.
Sept 2l-President signed tariff bill.
sept 2-Consress adjourned.
Conrad e. Spens appointed federal fuel
Sept 23-Herrin mine massacre grand
jury completed its work. having returned
IA indictments.
mr. NJ Qxfa |
'hurch closed. denying members marriage
With Divorces. refusing women place IN
'hurch management. and passing other
MI ortant church legislation. J
Six Killed in crash OF army bombing S
'lanes at Mineola. L. l. t
sept @DG. r., in annual encamp- e
nent at Des Moines. Ia
sept z6-United States Senator Frey Ii
nghuysen OF New. Jersey renominated CO
Sept. $-Dr ]. W. Willett OF Tama.
x elected commander In chef OF G. A. r. d.
Oct. &Mrs. w. H. FELTON, appointed
niteu states senator from Georgia. TO | N
lcceed the late Senator Thomas Watson
OCT. 6-Attorney General Daugherty in d
veepng decisions. ruled liauor of OF
merlcan ships throughout the world m
I'd barred foreign ships from American III
unseaIed
Oct. Ie.President Harding appointed Tt
e coal fact finding commission
Oct. 16-Great Britain rejected Secre- m,
~ Hughes' appeal for treaty granting
slprocal right of search and seizure of lis
Fps outside territorial limits
American Legion convention opened in cit
wv Orleans va
oct. a-Alvin M. Owsley of Texas elect ]
hatlonai commander OF American Le- fo
'et. 2S-Judge Hand in New York fed bu.
! court uph I'D Attorney General A
ughertys ruling AGAINST all ships pills
n NJ 5, liquor into United States ports A
GU 2-Supreme Court Justice W. r. typ
Y resigned, effective Nov 1! a
oV. ELECTIONS resulted generally in iur,
nocrauc victories: Republican major Spr
IN congress greatly reduced A
oV. g-PreSident Harding called extra Gre
sion OF congress for Nov 20. est
ov; S-united States Supreme court A,
Japanese are not eligible to naturall- in t
IL an Al
oV lS-Truman II. Newberry resigned bur,
enator from Michigan. ali
ov; N-Extra session OF congress AL
~. 21-Presldent Harding asked con- Sc
s TO pass ship subsidy bill light
- w H. FELTON, sworn in to act for KILL
~ as senator from Georgia sa nd
w. 2-Pierce Butler Of St. Paul DC
l., appointed assos late Justice of SUI dlsas
re court TO succeed Justice Day and
A-Government began series of Oct
,s slIegn eor rran who built wal York
- q. eesls irauuulent expenditures Oct
V. 2.-Senate defeated the bill for a torns
OF s5,00OOo0 to Liberia No
y T1y,n,,tEoVernor Small OF Illinois par sion
asn;cn eohVicteo OF violating the Chile
use passed ship subsidy bill No,
yor James Couzens Of Detroit on can s
ed United States senator 10 nil oi,t No,
or truman H. Newberry. resigned eyulo
Extra session OF Congress ended Dec
eguIar session began. President s,,It- home
second annual budget calling for $1,000
w 81 for fiscal year 1924. '''
1.-Two army officers and four en-
ey field. i''oh a'
6Presidcnt Harding in messaq O. Jan
nsress called for strict and literal | critic.
cement or the prohibition law jan
.enSoIs AGRICULTURAL credit system exp.oI
vement OF transportation and out. Jan.
I oi railroad strikes, and provision delegs
aItnis IN war all national Resources Jan.
new illinois constitution re- Sover
by people ed 81;
Representative T w. HarrI-- ronto.
virginia, Democrat, unseated for Jan
u irregularities. anese
e-Associate Justice Pitney NJ Clar
STATES supreme curt Resigned. Repub
lS-Governors of 16 states Conferred Jan.
President Harding on prohibition JOSEPH
ement. Ian
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