Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-08-17
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~ ~C%>%&OA W dthliio Ol I0S united OIdre
shipping board.
. Mrs. Annie Hosler, mother of eleye
children. who was pardoned by tn
late President Harding, following he
conviction for violation of the liauo
= laws, was re-srrested Thursday on
similar charge.
Janathan ". Davis, Kansas COVER
nor, was seriously III from influenza
President Coolidge has affixed his
signature to paper authorizing Mrs.
Via b. Pugh, clerk in the general
land office, TO sign his name to land
grants She Is the only person in the
} service of the country with authority
to sign the presidents name to Of
fetal documents.
President Harding will not be bur-
led beside his mother and sister in
the Marion cemetery His body, after
the funeral services here Friday morn
ing will be placed in the receiving
vault at the cemetery and held there
pending the rection Of mausoleum
to receive It.
Henry Ford Saturday postponed his
annual vacation for a day in order
that he might pay his last respects to
the man who helped to give him his
start" The funeral was that of Alex
ander Young Malcolmson, who gave
the Ford Motor company badly need
ed financial support in It's infancy.
Mr.. Ford acted as honorary pail.
bearer
Governor General Leonard Wood
was taken i'll while entertaining
guests at a luncheon at Manila, 1t is
announced that the governor
Is suffering from an attack OF pta,-
maine poisoning.
Leo +. Floyd, secretary, and John
harrington, teller, entered pleas OF
'uilty to a charge OF embezzling ST.
100 In liberty bonds OF the closed
Iibernia Bank & Trust company of
Denver. The shortage in the banks
unds amounted to $4,000. Judge
george f. Dunkles, presiding. SEN
enced the men to serve from four
ten years In the penitentiary.
FOREIGN
AS result OF various disturbances s
Dusseldorf during the week end, '
ne eastern frontier between occupied
nd unoccupied Germany will be
Iosed to ordinary travellers for one 4
eek. .
h
The agitation among the workers f
becoming more serious daily, ac-
riding to both French and German =,
'urces of information. At the =,
choegel and Essen mines, near Reck- .
nghuasen. the miners locked the :,
line directors In their offices and
eclared themselves in control of the
ines.
The Orepheum male voice choir of =
eveland, Ohio. composed mostly of :,
eel workers, who years ago emigrat-
from South Wales, won first place
the choral competition at the N
elsh national eisteddfod, at Mold. Is
ales, the greatest song and poetry
stival of Great Britain. h,
All the shops in Berlin. with the h;
ception of the provision stores are hi
'sed as a protest against the refusal tn
the authorities to allow prices to ca
fixed on a gold basis.
New volcanoes are developing in be
mountains of northern Spain. fol- Gu
wing an earthquake which DESTROYED 81
lagos, said dispatch from Berdun co
nday Hundreds of persons whose he
mes were demolished are living In
open. n,
Dispatches from Tsitsihar province we
Holunliang, Manchuria, announce ca:
I 100 bandits were slaughtered by
iiers in the barracks there by COM of
nd OF the provincial tuchun. or On,
- 80 So e'noi' Inc victims were the
)ng 1900 outlaws who surrendered
entity and We're beng trained for ma,
army of Chang Tso-Lin, the Man
rian war lord.
"a. tina
tier nearly month OF inactivity, co,
ilities have again broken out be- Az,
en- the Brazilian rebels and reg
troops In the state of Rio Grande
Sui, says despatch from Rivera wit
a Nacion. The two forces clash and
bout thirty miles from the Uru- gov
border Many were killed and u
nded on both sides Details OF al
fight are lacking. pa.
Ie Turks refused 10 play their shol
In signing Of the Turco-American was
y set FOR Saturday evening. and. and
ac' Ismet pssha brought 20 10. ldal
c. Crew, head OF the American
uatofs, new formula Cor The
fiean claims, which probably VIII -''
% be submitted % Washineton. "'
neral ae Goptfe Of the forces OF