The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-21
NEWS OF A WEEK IN.
A CONDENSED FORM |
RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN BRiEFESr
MANNER POSSIBLE
happenings That Are Making History
Information Gathered from all
Quarters of the Globe and
Given In a Few LIncs
WESTERN

Bruce Hinkins, of Standardyillt
Utah was killed Thursday night in
night with Ted Owens when thei
TWO automobiles met at narrow por
ton Of the road near that coal cam
anu each refused to back I'D.
Prisoners at the Salt Lake count,
jail participated in a food riot, re
Iusing to eat their supper meal, &C
cording to Sheriff Benjamin X. Har
ries. The sheriff has received a ne.
tition signed by fifty-nine inmates in
which complaint is made to the uuan-
tity OF food received at the institu.
ton.
IL. III. Kitchen, organizer of the Ku
Niux Klan, formerly of Oklahoma
City, was placed in the Shawnee
county jail on a writ issued by the
state supreme court holding him in
contempt Of that court for refusal to
answer questions.
Two men were killed by gas in the
Silver King Coalition Mine at Park
City, Utah.
impeachment proceedings brought
against Governor McAIaster of South
Dakota, and several other state Off
Gals, were dismissed by the house
Judiciary committee to which the pc
tttion was referred.
jeff Smith, Healdton oil field work
er, was acquitted Of the murder of
Joe Carroll alleged bootlegger by q
jury in district court at Ardmoore,
Okla.
Customs officials at Los Angeles
harbor boarded the palatial $4,000 |
yacht ohio" controlled by e. vi
Scrfpps. and seized and placed under
government seal CSC bottles of liquor.
The seizure was made ON orders from
the office Of the Collector of Gus
toms.
The house of representatives of the
Arizona legislature, unanimously
adopted a resolution petitioning Pres
ident Harding to enter into negotia-
tons with Mexico, looking to the nc
quirement by the United States OF the
strip Of land lying between the pres
emit boundary OF the two countries and
line running due west from Nogales,
Ariz, to the gulf of Mexico.
GENERAL
Two women and a man were killed l.
when an automobile, travelling at a u
nigh rate of speed, crashed into them g
10 they were allghting from a trolley
ar in West Philadelphia. The dirv- v
n Of the machine did not slacken s
lis speed. but rushed away as his Il
ictims were hurled so feet. a
Within exactly six minutes after +"
hey had held up the Conoco oil sta .
ion at Salt Lake, Bernard Williams, "
6 years of age, and Frank Mitchell,
.. were captured by the police. 3
Sheriffs forces at the Putnam coun- :
Y jail as Palatka, Florida repulsed q =.
arty Of men who stormed the place =,
! an effort to get ARTHUR Johnson, =,
egro, who 1t is alleged shot and :,
illed f. L. Cross.
The bodies of four victims of the U
ust explosion of the Weyanoke
line at Arista, w. ", were brought N
} the surface. shortly after Lloyd n,
ipscomb was rescued alive. The %
cath toll was ten men. RI
The French steamer Propatria. with DC
sveral American passengers aboard. I'll
ID sent out s. Q. s. calls. She gave ~
er pos ton as 100 miles south of "
|. Pierre. She has been four days
In an ice field and has lost m
rec blades OF her propeller and suf W,
red other damages. The message W,
ated
w. e. Stewart, charged with use of Vi
g mails to defraud In the sale of ~
sxas land was found guilty by jury 10
the federal court at Kansas City. W
An increase of two cents an hour no
: $4,000 freight handlers and station ~,
borers Is announced from Chicago. NJ,
the same time an eight hour day -,
til punitive overtime went into ef- oh
ct for members of the Brotherhood -
Railway clerks. 80
Trapped IN her apartment on the
ird floor OF n burning New York Gle
nement while flames roared of
rough the rooms. cutting off every sir
cans of exit, Mrs. John llealy Ca
rev her twin babies from q win of
W and jumped after them. WI