The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-09-07
PERSONAL

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John G. Skinner. chief of the sale
division OF the quarter masters corps
Bertrand Weiss, Herman Miller, wer,
indicted Thursday charged with con
spiracy to defraud the government.
After firing five shots from a re-
volver in all attempt to kill himself
In his apartment Thursday, and suf
fering only three slight scalp wounds
Charles Bowman, New York broker
was arrested on charges Of violation
OF the firearms law.
Federal officers arrived at Paw
huaka, Oklahoma with ten men cap
tured in the Usage hills, Wednesday.
whom they charge are members OF the
bandit gang which early Tuesday held
up a passenger train near Okesa and
escaped with registered mail.
Edward Kelly one of the Republi-
cans whom the free state authorities
have been hunting, was shot and criti-
cally wounded by government troops
Saturday, near Belfast. Kelly and a
companion are said to have been en-
gagged in posting republican literature.
Viscount Yasuya Uc;iido was for
mally installed. Saturday, by Crown
Prince Hirchito, as acting premier of
Japan, succeeding temporarily Pre-
mier Kato, who died Friday.
In a letter to Senator Cooling,
made public Saturday. President Coo
lidge declares a special session OF
Congress does not at this time seem
expedient
Secretary Mellon OF the treasury let
It be known definitely Monday after a
conference with President Coolidge
that he would remain in the cabinet.
State competition for Nebraska coal
firms is threatened by Governor Bry-
an. who announces that he has almost
arrangements for supplying
coal to local public committees to be
sold to consumers below the present
prices.
John Pavilion, Austrian coal min
er, pronounced the outstanding hero
Of Tuesdays explosion In the Kem-
merer Coal company mine No. l, at
Frontier, Wyo., was brought to the
state mental hospital at Evanson,
Nyo. Saturday. He is insane as a
'esult of his experiences.
Jack Russell, held by the chief Of |
,olice of Minneapolis, Mimi. on su-
Ipicion of being an escaped convict |
# the Utah state prison, has been
IDENTIFIED as Joseph ID. Rose alias
Russell, who escaped from the Utah
'rison road camp in Washington
ounty, April 10.
FOREIGN
The city of Vera Cruz is entirely
ut off from the rest of the country
s result of a general strike of rail-
Dad employees of that city. The
trike was called in sympathy with
Electricians, who had been out for
ONE time.
Eastern Oriental liner Changsha,
ritish, carrying passengers and
eight from Australia to Manila, has
one on the rocks at Tigi bank near
lie Tawitawi islands of the Philip
Ines, according to radio advices.
France is standing pat upon her re-
arations demands, it was revealed
hen the foreign office officially pub
~ to the British reparations COM
unication of Aug. u. 1t is so
ige document, laying all Frances
irds upon the table, and answering
lie British document point by point. |
or the first time France officially ,
It's forth 10000. 100000 gold marks
her minimum demand from Ger {
any, plus sufficient credits from I
lass" PREPARATIONS bonds to pay any
ar debts claimed by Frances allies. s
Premier Tomosaburo Kato died Fri
" afternoon at Toxic, apparently :
ON a complication of maladies that ,
his heart beyond repair.
imiral Baron Kato was born in 1859
ID has distinguished career in the
wal, administrative and diplomatic =
rvices before he was elevated to >
e premiership last year. =
After boring a hole through their h
ison wall, fourteen convicts escaped o
iday from the national penitentiary. t
ley included Ramon Silverra, the s
anish extremist, whose extradition a
I'm Uruguay caused Communist o
likes in Buenos Aires and Monte :
leo early last month.
General Ong, commanding an army p
Picking troops at Chihma, eight mil i
northwest of Annoy, delivered Mon d
y, an ultimatum to Chag- Tse-Ping, II
} eastern ally of Sun Yat-Sen, say u
, that Annoy must be evacuated. II
Advices received from Seoul, Korea, 7
a that 343 are dead and more than :,