Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-26
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icies are being decided upon so th
KS united program may be carried o
, between now and the 1924 electio
The recovery OF Mrs. Harding
now assured, her physician said Fl
en- day. The past half month has mar
ed the most hopeful period Of til
First Lady's copyalescence that he
physicians have noticed since las
September, when her near fatal IL
ness set in.
resolution requesting Secretar,
g. Mellon for full information regard
n ing what, If any penalties have been
n imposed upon corporations accused
OF evading surtaxes by declaring
stock dividends was adopted unan-
: imously by the senate.
q n@ress VIII soon be hearing from
100000 American farmers unless II
gives consideration to Henry Fords
offer for leasing Muscle Shoales.
Representative Sandline, Louisiana.
said in the house. He declared the
bills had been held up too long and
that there was n growing demand for
acton one way or the Their.
The Winsl1w hill 10 enlarge the
powers of the United States coal
commission 80 as TO compel testi.
mony by witnesses and the furnish.
ing OF statistical information by op-
orators and miners was reported by
the house commerce Committee.
TO protect the public from pois-
onous whisky bought at drug stores
On prescriptions, the government has
uelded to bottle all bulk lioulrs
now held in bond and to guarantee
them as to proof and quality.
The south cut bank Of the Red rfy.
er was made the boundary line be.
tween Texas and Oklahoma. bv or.
Ter OF the supreme court in the fam.
'us Red river case.
A question of wide Importance in
he semi-arid regions Of Utan was
leclded by the supreme court wheN
heid that perco ating water cannon
'e entirely appropriated in tunnels
IriVen FIR mining purposes.
braped in gaudy blankets and
Wearing headed mocassins and feath.
red headdresses, a d zen Pueblo
n'i ans from New Mexico appeared
efore senate punic lands subcom.
liteee pleading for legislation in
ehaif Of the vanishing Pueblo.
blils authorizing the construction
two large bridges, one over the
mississippi at ST. Paul and the other
yer the Colorado at Yuma, ARR.
ere passed by the houce. 9
president Harding for the ms, !
eek has been suffering with a se.
ere cold. II,
FOREIGN u
The French econ'mic mission has -
'cided to content itself for the time
eng with the requisitioning Of coal HI
ready mined and brought to the II
lriace, diverting to France the y,
rs already loaded and destined for n
e interior of Germany, and most
ming Tor the present the idea CT
the m.nes ...emselves 20 20
Prince Andrew of Greece WIN br
Is sentenced to perpetual exile of. 60
MS superiors in the Greek army, or
minated by the Turks had been is
10 death, arrived in New Yorv or
the olympic, accompanied by his no
re- Princess Alice, cousin of ths -. 70
ince of Wales. ~
Inc suspension cf Great Brition,s at
~ fundng negotiations with the s .e'
lied States was viewed hopefulv Ish
Tie government. 1t was uuofficial.
stated at London. The nress De
ats the situation in no wise pessi.
stically -
he peaceful war in the Rubr vo,. hal
is forcing Berlin to return IA tho
sue measures used during the hal
rid war. Beginning Friday lirbts fix
be dimmed in every private opa hay
nc pace and Institutions and yo'
be turned out ct II p. m. sborn Z
cad Of n. m. Arr
ussia's rel army is rn the move WIN
Soviet troops at Vitehs,; wee ana
cred held in readiness TO march hail
n IN full war equipment. saws
atch from Stockholm. Dea
consequence n the destruction corr
~o French placards in the stree,s que
.ssen. the French commander ha. yer,
red a police guard on the snos .',
and niehi ''' aas'
re shipping hoard frelghter Pat u h
Henry struck a reef orr she, s sae'
H. 700 miles south OF Manin,
bad to be beached. q
bin was thrown into a state o, ' sn.,'
IA Tuesday. when free Stat. Kse,
- esular troops held one OF the tip.
IN ense hattles seen snee ths We ~
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