The Winslow mail., 1923-11-02
FOREIGN

p6uuGuCe lOF lue IuIlIDplueS anu IlC
removal of Gov. Gen. Leonard Wood,
and his replacement by Filipino.
The American and allied diplomatic
delegations have been officially noti-
fled that Angora no longer considers
them as high commissions, and that
they will henceforth be designated as
Representations" The American at
Constantinople insists upon retaining
the title of high commission.
A movement by separatists for an in
dependent republic in the Rhineland
was begun when two proclamations in
forming the Inhabitants of the AK La
Chapelle that their government had
been changed were signed by Leo
Deckers and DIR. Guthardt, and were
posted in AUX La Chapelle.
The movement started by Aurelio
Manrikue in the state of San Luis Po-
tOsi, Mexico, to take over the COVER
norship has failed and Manrique is re-
ported to have taken refuge, disguised,
in Mexico City, while the dissatisfied
elements which supported the attempt
ed coup -detat have been dispersed.
Unusually heavy rains caused the
slide of large quantity of earth which
covered the Panama railroad tracks for
a distance of 300 feet about three miles
from Pedro Miguel, resulting in sus-
pension of traffic between Panama and
Colon. The slide was sixteen feet deep
at one point A provisional track was
built around the slide.
Republican headquarters in Dublin
issued a statement claiming there are
6262 Sim Fein prisoners on hunger
strikes in Free State jails Demobil-
ization Of the Free State army is pro-
ceeding at the rate of 500 men weekly.
The army strength was put at $4,000
men. 1t is reported that the famous
Dublin secret service is being 'is-
banded.
Nikolai Lenin, premier of Russia,
has completely recovered the use Of
his paralyzed leg and is able to mount
the stairs to the second floor of his
residence unaided, according to state
ment made in Moscow a few days ago
by DIR. N. Samashko commissary Of
public health, who is one of the physi-
clans attending Lenin The premier is
anxious to begin work and the physl-
clans are having difficulty in restrain
ing him.
Violent incidents have occurred in
Aix-LaChapelle. The police decided
to oppose the Separatists and tried to
tear down the Rhineland colors from
~ ol
gian cavalry turned out, ready to in
tervene if necessary. Later the police
fired on a group of Republicans who
replied. Several persons were killed.
Six towns are known to have been oc-
cupied by the Separatists in addition
to Aix-La- -Chapelle. They are Mum
chen-Gladbach, Crefeld, Julich, Mont
joie Cleve and Duren.
GENERAL
The birthplace of Abraham Lincoln
at Hodgeville, in western Kentucky,
was visited by David Lloyd George, the
former British premier.
Another move in which it was de-
clared to be action intended to rid or
ism was made in Omaha last week
when the executive committee of the
State Federation of Labor withdrew
Endorsement of the Midwest Labor
News, a labor paper published in Oma-
ha. The action was taken, committee
members said, on the ground the paper
has published views derogatory to the
A. Orso
Federations.
Marcel Ruellan, veteran of the
French wartime flying service, sacri-
ficed his life before $4,000 spectators
at Port Golden, N. j., in attempting to
stop an airplane that had made land
crowd after the pilot had been tossed
out. Realizing that a disaster was i'm
minent, Ruellan sprang straight at the
whirling propeller, grasped it with
both hands and sought by main
strength to still the engine, but the
| powerful blades sliced out of his grip
and one smashed his skull.
George B. Kimbro, Jr., a former
grand goblin in Texas for the Ku Klux
Klan, has filed in state District Court
at Houston, Texas, an action for $780,
900, alleging libel against Dr. Hiram
Wesley Evans, imperial wizard of the
khan.
The dissolution of the Cement Man
ufacturers' Association on the ground
that it was a trust was ordered by
Judge Knox in United States District
Court Judge Knox extended the dis
solution to include the association and
all it's corporate and individual mem
bers. He further ordered the so-called
| trust to discontinue the practice of in
terchanging statistics regarding pro-
duction and granted all other DEGREES
sought in the government suit.
The Kansas City Blues dubbed
| their way to victory over the Baltimore
International League champions in the
| ninth ond IaoidipU u9mn Of the iuniOr