The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-01-26
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Gus Red river case.
A question of wide Importance 4
the semi-arfd regions OF Utan wa
decided by the supreme court whel
1t held that perco ating water canno
be entirely appropriated in tunnel
driven FOR mining purposes.
Draped in gaudy blankets an,
wearing beaded mocassins and feath
cred headdresses, a d zen Puebl
Indians from New Mexico appeare,
before a senate public lands subcom
mittee pleading for legislation il
behalf of the vanishing Pueblo.
Bills authorizing the construction
OF two large bridges, one over ths
Mississippi at st. Paul and the other
over the Colorado at Yuma, ARR.
were passed by the house.
President Harding for the pas,
week has been suffering with Be-
we're cold.
Representative Nestor Montoyo OF
New Mexico. died here Saturday fol-
lowing a stroke of apopIexy.
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes,
accompanied by several deputies has
left Washington for tour of inspec-
ton OF the Western and southern
states.
An unusual tribute was paid by
the House to Representative Stedman
of North Carolina, the only Confed-
crate veteran serving in that body,
when he rose to plead for federal
consideration OF n bill to permit the
erection in Washington of a monu-
ment to the southern negro nanny.
The American troops were ordered
home from the Rhine with every m
dication that the administration
purpose was to emphasize its disap-
prevail of the French preparations
program. They are expected to be
back in the United States by Febru-
airy.
Charges OF liquor drinking by high
government officials were discussed
again in the house. In an attack on
the Associate opposed to National
Representative Linberger,
california, declared he did not "sharc
he opinion that the majority of the
Members of CONGRESS are wet either
~ action or vote"
Chairman Mellon of the American
iebt commission is represented Us
ceiling certain that an agreement for
he refunding of the British debt
would be reached soon.
lington.-Practically all dan
er of another coal strike in the
nionized bitumin0us fields after |
Ipril LIST has passed. in the opinion
4 the federal coal commission. as
by Chairman Hammond |
nd other members.
FOREIGN
1t is reported from Mcneil that the |
isurgent commander there has hand
d the allied high commits ioner u
ote declaring the insurgent action
against the German gov
which Is proving itself
two French placards in the streets
Essen, the French commander has
'dered a police guard on the spot
~ and night.
The shipping board freighter Pat
OK Henry struck a reef off Sibey
and. 200 miles south of Manila
Id had to be beached.
Coal deliveries to France and Bel
UNI under terms of Saturdays ten.
tive agreement by which the French
Id Belg.ans were to pay in cash e r
,al taken from Ruhr mines, was pro-
bited by the national coal commits
On.
Dublin was thrown into a state OF
'steria Tuesday, when Free State
ID Irregular troops held one of the
Ost Intense battles seen since the
eye of -Four Courts.
London police ON forcing nm en-
ince into the house Of james NAL
tailor, found Malty suicide,
d the body of Alice Middleton, who
s been missing since August, in a
thtub.
Advices from Lucknow, India, state
1t III Indians are 10 be executed
their participate in riots in |
itch number of British police Of
ers were killed.
The German government lost no
lie in arriving at an Interpretation /
the French and Belgian notes, al ,
J recall OF DR.. Wilhelm Mayer the
hassador to France. and DR.. Lands
e, minister to Belgium, represents :
first condensation to French oc-
)ation IF the Ruhr. O
Thursday morning French and Bel
n troops In full war equipment en-
ed Essen. There was no demon
alton, altho the populace appeared
len. g