The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-10-29


\ when he confessed the murder
u Robert Franks, Richard Loeb saw h
= mother, Mrs. Albert H. Loeb, la
I week when she visited him in til
state penitentiary at Joliet, to whic
he has been sentenced for lofe. TIL
first time was in the Cook county ia
s where he awaited trial.
The country's Indian population in
creased 2619 in the past year an
now totals 346,962, it is shown f
n a tabulation made public by tn
Indian bureau of Washington.
State Senator John Joyce an,
State Representative Lawrence J
O'Brien of Illinois, were arrested anc
taken to a police station in Chicago
after fight with dozen policemen
E The policemen sought to arrest the
legislators for speeding.
+. Captain Burt E. Skeel, killed dur
. ing Pulitzer speed classic at Dayton
plunged to his death in a plane that
was worn out two years ago, Glenn
L. Martin, local aircraft manufactur-
er and member Of the board of man
ayers of National Aeronautc asso-
ciatioo, said on his return from Day
| ton.
The American schooner Marie An
toinette burst into flames and sank
fifteen miles off the New Jersey
coast, as revenue cutter was APP
preaching the vessel to seize it as
rum runner, according to informa-
ton which John Holley Clark, as
sistant federal attorney, received
from customs officials.
The Huntington, West Virginia
Ministerial association adopted
resolution forbidding its members
to marry any person who has been
divorced, except on scriptural grounds
and then only the innocent party.
The association has a membership of
fifty members, representing many |
Seven persons in one family were
killed when their automobile was hit
by Pennsylvania railroad passenger
train at a grade crossing near Port
Pa.
Smouldering ruins now mark the
ute of three departments of the
Cudahy Packing company's South
omaha plant, which were destroyed
~ fire in a disappearing blaze
which for time until a shift in
Wind, threatened to equal the two-day
ire of February, 1928, which swept
he Armour plant, near by, with
oss of over million dollars
Emil W. Jarnecke, who was con-
icted with CASTOR B Means, former
apartment of justice agent, on
harges of conspiring to violate the
law, was released on his
wn recognizance by Federal Judge '
oster of New York Means, out on !
$4,000 bail since the conviction, was
ranted twenty days in which to file t
n appeal.
FOREIGN !
Evacuation of two Spanish posi- t
ons in Morocco, Adru, in the a
uharra sector, and Sunna, in the Il
90 Ell Jemis region, is announced in o
I official statement from Madrid. II
Discussion of the death ray" has n
oxen out anew with the declaration Z,
Professor T. F. Wall of the electri- r,
i research department of the Uni
'rsity of Sheffield in London that IL
, believes he will be able soon to In
eak up the atom and control its a,
lergy. If the experiments he is sc
ying result in the release of atomic 81
ergy, the question of the possibility b!
directing such energy in any de- m
red way would become of supreme 1T
portance, he added.
Said Zagloul Pasha, the Egyptian w
emier who recently concluded dis w
ssions with Prime Minister Mac es
maid on the question of the Suzer- to
lty of the Sudan in London was 81,
ven an enthusiastic send-off by a in
rty of Egyptian students. He told ur
J fellow countrymen that he had W,
ne his best to settle finally the tel
estions at issue between Great cl,
itain and Egypt, but that his of as
to show proof of the rights
lined by Egypt had been refused. TO
Considerable excitement has been Sa
lsed at Managua, Nicaragus, by an
'orts of the seizure of the Nicara- he
IN consulate general in London for me
alleged bond debt, which, it is be,
Jared, was settled between Nicara- sw
IN consulate general in London for
ldholders in 1912. The Nicara-
IN minister of foreign affairs has hin
with the British for tee
n office on the subject and an all
lanation has been requested. WIS
s direct result of the imposi- ~
of Is per cent ad valorem nm,
toms duty on imports into the cd
e State, 60 additional workers 49,.