The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-05-30
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FOR BUSY READERS.
a RESUME OF THE WEEKS
DoIN0s IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
important Events Of the Last Seven
Days Reporter by Wire and Pre-
pared for the Benefit Of tho
Busy Reader
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Lieutenant Ervlne X. Brown, u.
N. supply corps, must return to Sa
Diego to face trial by court MARTA
for embezzlement of $4,000 o
navy funds, a board Of inquiry an
doctors at Mare Island haveing de
cided he is sane.
W. H. Barnett, printer of Cald
well, Idaho, who was released from
the state insane hospital at Patton
California, after treatment for ,
mental quirk which caused him II
shoot up an overland train in thil
county, killing one man, suffered an
other insane attack according to wore
received from Nampa, Idaho.
The First State bank of Calvin
Calvier county, N. D., reopened foi
business. This is the fourth banl
In northeastern North Dakota to re-
open this year, the others being at
Langdon, Larimore and Wales.
The date for the charity boxing
benefit at Los Angeles at which Jack
Dempsey, champion heavyweight
boxer, will appear against two OPP
ponents has been set for June 3.
Fire in the lumber yard of the
Denver Wrecking and Construction
company in South Denver caused an
estimated damage of $4,000 before
1t was brought under control.
Lieutenant Governor Jose A. Baca
of New Mexico died at his nome at
Los Vegas, N. M, of pneumonia, af-
ter short illness. He was 48 years
old and is survived by his widow, one
son and five daughters. New Mex
fco will have woman acting as gov
ernor in case Governor James f.
inkle is compelled to leave the state,
as Mrs. Seledad C. Chacon, secre-
tary of state, would automatically
becom acting governor in the abb
sence of Governor Hinkle
A hen, Rhode Island Red, owned
by Mrs. R. A. White, who lives near
Oakland, Calf, has produced an egg
six ounces and measuring |
BIZ by 9A inches in circumference.
Inclosed in the egg was another
large egg, shell and all, and thres
loose eggs. The hens eggs has been
increasing in size daily before the
egg appearded
J. Morrison of Casper, Wyo., oil
veil shooter, and Milford Aaron Ash
nan, an oil field worker were in
tantly killed by a premature explo>
ion of a "time' shot being capped
to shooting a well in the
Salt Creek field, firty-five miles
orth of here.
GENERAL
Babe Ruth, star slugger of the
Yankees, is a solder nova buck /,
rivate. He joined the national guard
lew York, enlisting with the 104th
ield artillery for three years. He I
vas sworn in as he stood atop a gun I
arriage in Times Square. Police re- !
erves had to be called to handle the
rowd. Babes enlistment was in re
ponse to national guard member
hip drive.
A larger share by labor in respon- I
bility for the control of industry, I
nd the devotion of wealth created =
Y society to the development of all =
he people were recommended in a
sport on industry and social service a
pproved at Springfield, Mass, by
lie Methodist general conference
on the state of the church.
Ira D. Evans, 20 year old county F
.torney of Thedford, Neb., is in the Ct
,unty Jail charged with accepting Ii
$4,000 bride from E. V. Svoboda, Il
Ishier of the Securities State bank a
South Omaha. Il
Senator James Couzens of Michi- n
IN was discharged from Johns Hop
ms hospital at Baltimore and left
for Washington. The ~
nator entered the hospital April g.
for observation and several weeks ~
ter was operated upon for gail >.
ones. -
Japan should not receive greater -
nsideration in the matter of immf- a.
alton than is given by the United .
ates to other countries, in the opin- 70
/ of Samuel Gompers, president of
e American Federation of Labor,
10, with Mrs. Gompers, is spending pa
yeral days at the Ambassador at al
lantic City. He came here after OF
ten day session of the executive eli
nmittee which outlined the politi- tr
campaign of organized labor. of
Serum for treatment of scarlet fe-
: which gives promise, it is said, in
revolutionizing treatment for this ell
ease has been used with satisfac- 90
y results in about eighteen cases IN
Sydenham hospital at Baltimore, -,
!, and further trials are in pro- N''
SIS.
rhe annual general field council
the Volunteers of America mas ev
ned at Minneapolis. Maud Balling- Nc
Booth and her husband, General tn,
lington Booth, leaders of the or at