The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-06-06
TELEGRAPA|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS
A RE6UME OF THE WEEKS
oolNGs IN THIS AND OTHER
- COUNTRIES
Important Events OF the Last Seven
Days Reported by Wire and Pre-
pared for the Benefit of the
Busy Reader
WESTERN


Colonel Francis Marshall, former cav
airy officer, and Lieutenant Charlie
Weber, aviator, who disappeared
while flying from San Diego to ware
Tucson, Ariz., December of las
year, were found Saturday in the
Cupamaca mountains of this country
Several buildings in Grand Island
Neb, were damaged, but there was nc
loss of life, as result of q severe
w1ndstorm that swept from Ravenna
to Columbus. Near Ravenna one farm
house and a number OF other farm
buildings were wrecked. A woman
living near Cairo and her daughter
were slightly hurt by hailstones, re-
ported In some cases to have been as
large as walnuts.
Twenty alleged members OF the In
dustrial Workers OF the World were
arrested in a harbor district police
raid, conducted, according to Chief of
Police Louis ID. Oaks, In conformity
with the announced determination Of
authorities to halt radical activities
in connection with the I. w. w. mari
time strike.
The outcome of the strike of 500
high school students who refuse to at
tend class because school officials
failed to hoist the American flag over
the building is still in doubt, with
the student body firm in its resolve
not to enter the building until the
flag was flown.
A resolution requesting all Jewish
congregations in Los Angeles to with
draw permits to sell wine issued to
rabbis, has been adopted by the Los
Angeles Kehillah, an organization,
which represents Jewish synagogues,
Il was announced by M. /. Grossman,
the president.
Holding that the Staying of Ben
1amin F.. Ballantyne at his home in
Salt Lake on April 8, was not COM
mitted, 30 far as the evidence show
ed, with cold generalization, nor could |
1t be attributed to self-defense, Judge |
Noel S. Pratt bound over Mariner A.
and John Browning, both of Ogden.
Utah defendants, to the district court
on a charge OF second degree murder.
The police in the Los Angeles har-
Dor district, where a strike of the
Marine Transport Workers branch of
the I. w. w. has been in progress
since April 20. we're increased from
$50 to $50 Thursday Chief Of Police
ysoufa Oako aunOnnpad
GENERAL
Mayor Hylan of New York has is
sued a proclamation urging the pub
lie to observe Monday of each week
as "sugarless Monday" until the price
of sugar has been reduced within rea-
son. Proprietors Of restaurants, ho-
tells and other public places of re-
freshment we're asked to induce their +,
patrons to forego the use OF sugar on {
the specifid day. {
The Wall street bomb explosion of
September 1919, in which more than
80 persons we're killed, was again re- I
called when police arrested Noah Ler- 4
ner in connection with the disaster. I
Lerner Is alleged to have been the q
man who hired the wagon that car
ried the explosives.
A squad of Cleveland Ohio police r
have started search for one Of their t
members who is believed to have met v
foul play. Dennis Griffin the missing O
officer was last seen when he started 1
for the police station with man he a
had placed under arrest for stealing d
an automobile.
German marks are now selling In
New York at S23 million, decrease
Of more than 20 per cent since last
week. This price is within So mil X
lion OF the extreme low for all times, y
made last January. )
Striking shopmen Of the Denver & q
Rio Grande Western railroad voted q,
40 to $40 to end their strike on terms
Iuggested by Russell Fleming. attor-
ley general Of Colorado and John ]. re
robin of Montrose, state senator, act in
ng as medlators. ~
Postoffice inspector, police and
private detectives have joined hands
o run down the authors of wide lie
pread plot to upset the New York NJ
Itock market by dumping on it hun DC
lreds Of orders to buy, backed by be
worthless checks running into the tr
Millions eli
The northwest and middle west, as
ar south as Kentucky, were blanket ue
d Wednesday, with snow, the accom- "
animent to the most unprecedented
'mperature drop on the records for hi.
ay. Practically every state north of or,
q Kentucky boundary was hit by mi
g storm, which in some sections T