The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-07-30
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ned for August 8 at Rock Spring,
the date the Wyoming's first-aid an
mine-reascue contest and the fina
day of the summer meeting of tn
Rock Mountain Coal Mining insti
tute, according to X. L. Marshall
bureau of mines safety engineer, VIII,
IL planning these demonstrations.
d. A. Randall and C. D. thinner
man, respectfully president and vice
president Of the closed First Ma.
tional bank at Douglas, Wyo., were
convicted by jury in federal court
At Cheyenen, Wyo., of classification
Of statements to the comptroller of
the currency concerning the condi-
ton of the four courts of an indict-
ment returned by the May grand
jury.
DR.. Wiley M. Cragun, Ogden, Utah
physician, was arrested upon a war
rant charging him with performing
an illegal operation upon a woman.
He was released upon $4,000 bond,
fixed by City Judge D. R. Roberts.
The bail bond was signed by Charles
T. Jones and H. S. Ensign.
Robert Nelson, years of age,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson of
the Sunnyslope district died at q |
Caldwell, Idaho hospital following an
accident Sunday evening in which
the boys legs were severed by a |
moving machine.
Sim Loeb, state food and drug
inspector Of Colorado received re-
port from DR.. H. M. Stiles and Levin
Chernoff, on their Investigations con-
Quoted into the death of four per-
sons at Aldrich Lodge, resort near
Cody, Wyo., few weeks ago, from
botulism poisoning. In the report
the cause of their deaths was traced
directly to imported ripe olives eaten
BY them few days prior to their
deaths and which were purchased in
Denver.
Mexican troops from Mazatlan
Iearched the hill country south of
he international border for band
II rebels believed responsible for the
wrecking of Southern Pacific of
Mexico train south of Nogales, Ari-
iona.
Henry E. Rohlf, former president t
# the First National bank of Hay
yard, Wis, surrendered at Portland,
oregon at the office of the United
states marshal and will leave in
ustody of an officer for Hayward
o answer complaint alleging en-
excitement of 100000.
F. w. Helwig, 30 years old, re- |
ired city treasurer Of Lincoln, Neb., i
vas found dead on the floor of I
ght well nine stories beneath the Y
indow of his room in hotel at v
,os Angeles. A note he left in his
DOM indicated, the coroner said
hat he had committed suicide by
,mping from the window. He had y
cen in i'll health. i
GENERAL rf
Supreme Court Justice Burr denied
motion of canon de Valera and u
tephen O'Mara as trustees of ST. ut
10000 received at New York from u
lie sale of Irish Republican bonds, %
II an order enjoining the Irish Free VI
.ate from proceeding with the trial
suit for that amount before the Ie
gh court Of justice in Ireland. ev
A statement declaring that the
o, 000,00 farmers grain and eleva- :.
r corporation, with headquarters in AZ
,icago, which was recently incor-
rated in Illinois is gigantic at IF
mpt to fool the farmer" was issued Cir
Oklahoma City by Carl Williams La
,e president of the National Coun- ru]
Of Farmers' Cooperative Market frc
3 Associations. ra,
Pierrepont B. Noyes, who was .ro
lineland commissioner for the Uni PIE
States has predicted the doom Of f1o
Dawes report and continued dead
X between France and Germany Tel
less the United States representa- sus
e at the coming conference OF pre- ing
ers in London is instructed by the Rol
vemment to inform France that ur
, United States desires that coun- ~
: to give up its Independent poll tog
In the Ruhr. bee
That the popular bob" is doomed
5 the consesus of opinion or dele avi
tes attending the national conven. arc
n of beauty shop owners held at 'ei
icago this week.
n a coffin made TO order and de- 7
red to be the largest ever used In Ber
W England, Mrs Catherine Bris- res
40, was buried in Riverside ceme- mel
y at Waterbury, Conn. In carry bud
it 100 feet from the hearse TO the new