The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-02-23
NEWS OF A WEEK IN.
A CONDENSED FORM
RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN BRIEFEsT
MANNER POSSIBLE
Happenings That Are Making History
Information Gathered from all
Quarters of the Globe and
Given In a Few Lines
WESTERN

WESTERN
One man was instantly nrle<
three cities were rocked and a dfs
tTict within a radius of 10 miles wa
shaken by the fJrce OF an eNplosfo,
OF nitroglycerine at the magazine O
she Illinois Torpedo company at Tur
hey Mountain seven miles south o
Tulsa, Oklahoma, according TO infor
nations. The driver of a nitno wag
n was loading HIS truck at the mag
axine when he dropped a two quar-
can Of the explosives. With the ex
ccption Of a small piece Of his sca>9
no truce Of the truck or driver was
found.
The Kaklux Khan makes sweeping
denial of NIL OF the statements and
charges contained in the petition
recently filed by the state to oust
b organization from Kansas, in an
answer filed with the supreme court
1t Topeka.
Lieutenant Frank Honsinger and
Sergeant j. Kelley, both of Kelly
field. were seven miles east OF Lore
do. when the De Haviland combat
plane from which they we're DROP
ping m IN the wnr
being enacted before Brigndier Cen
eral William F. Mitchell. assistant
chief of the nero service Of the Uni
ted States army, fell.
The Montana Soldiers compensa-
ZION was held invalid in a
dectsi0n handed down by the Mon
tana supreme court.
The Commercial Pacific cable be-
tween Honolulu and Midway island,
which went out of commission Feb
suary 2, has been repaired and SER
again resumed.
Control Of the Central Pacific rail-
way company by the Southern Pa
nfic company under lease and stock
ownership and under terms of n
agreement protecting the use
Of the Northern TranscintinentaI
route, was approved by the inter-
commerce commission. D
Mrs. Mary Nolan, who as Califor-
mas first m who will succeed
husband, Representative Nolan
the Fifth District, has left her {
lome for Washington. K
-Four hours after the passenger :.
Iner Wilhelmina collided with the :
Tooden motor ship Sierra. Mt sea =
bout twenty miles from San Fran :
fsco, at 4:15 o'clock Thursday morn :"
ig, the crew of the Sierra had TAX :
n to life boats, while the wilhel- =
lima was In no danger and was un-
amaged except for a denied bow. n
James Pingree, normer president of q
le Pingree National Bank OF Ogden, :
ICED trial In the federal court on
counfs charging MIN with mis-. =
'plication Of funds belonging to the
ink, Ia,
GENERAL !"
The. four wealthy La Montague CT
n OF them the famous In 81
irrational poloist, Rene M. La Mon
gne, will view the world from the ef
tndow cells In the Essex county NJ
u in New Jersey as the penalty of III
ing caught at boootlegging to the al
,per ten Of New York society. m
Roy Mitchell. negro. has admitted al
Hing eight persons In and near
nco, Texas, within O little more tn
IN a year.. County Attorney c. 8. ed
announced. Two negroes vi
tried and convicted for the to
wing OF Mr.. and Mrs. Barker and be
the killing of whom Mitchell OF
nfessed- alb
than half the bodies OF the
ners entOmbed In Mine No. / OF sa'
Phelph-DOdge corporation at cei
wson, N. NJ by an explosion last NJ
had been recovered. Two lof
tho men ,.a,lad rr, =, tha n,,na Sn
harmed Friday morning. There :
I'D men In the mine when the by
st occurred. The death list prob the
y win be 40. ing
cor
seventy-seventh birthday Mon
expects to work until he is 100 1
RS old. Judging by my incest am
;" be said sunday, II an really on cup
a middle-aged now. Judging by CIT,
feelings, II comes TO about the iec'
he thing" py
the
oseph Il. Kemp was found not nar
lty by a jury at Lumberton, N. C., whi
a murder which was committed in Eth
) WIFI
ormer Judge James Gay Gordon It
ask the court for permission nav
week to have Harry X. Thaw. ingt
er Of Stanford White, released Sho
the PENNSYLVANIA hospital for a r,
insane for a weeks vacation, so but
visit his mother, Mrs Mary limI
ely Thaw in P%ittsburg, it was shol