The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-04
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Important Events Of the Last Seven
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Connolly, wanted at Marysville, Cal
on first degree murder charge, wa
caught at Grin Junction, near Casper
Wyoming by deputy sheriffs. Kelle,
is accused of having shot and killed
Francis Heeman during the holduI
of saloon in Marysville, January 6
1928. He made his escape and was
never apprehended until recently.
Four men are believed to have beer
tarred and feathered in Santa Ana
canyon near Santa Ana, Cal. accord
ing to Ed Mcclellan, chief criminal
Investigator for the sheriff's office
One of them at least is believed to
have been a member of the /. w. w.
from San Pedro.
Charges of desertion and the en-
bezzlement of S124,00c were prefer
red against Lieutenant IRVINE r.
Brown, supply corps, u. s. N, when
he appeared for trial by general
court martial at the naval air station,
North Island. mot guilty" was the
plea to both charges.
The question of the authority of
Wyoming to tax contracts between
the federal reclamation service and
Idaho irrigation enterprises where
under water impounded in Wyoming
is used for irrigating lands in Idaho,
is raised in four complaints of equity
filed in the United States court here,
wherein the Twin Falls Canal COM
pany and the Northside Canal com
pany seek injunctions perpetually
restraining Lincoln and Teton coun-
ties, Wyoming, and the state of
Wyoming, from collecting taxes
levied against the plaintiff corpor-
atoms.
One man is dead and another has
only a fighting chance to recover as
the result of pistol duel on the
streets of Rico, Colorado.
The petrified human remains
known as the Haverty group, found
recently at depth of tweuty-three
feet during excavations on the out
skirts OF Los Angeles are believed to
be those of men who lived on this
from 10000 to $4,000 years
ago.
On July 4, the monument of Colo
mel Cody will be unveiled at Cody,
Wyo. 1t is the work of Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney of New York City, is
twelve feet high, thirteen feet long
md weighs three tons. Buffalo
BIZ in bronze is pictured riding his
horse along trail 1t will be placed
on natural granite terrace on the
banks of the Shoshone river, near
here.
The American Hawaiian Steamship
company expects to have in commits
sion within eighteen months a $6,000,-
700 trans-Pacific liner. 1t will have I
irst class Accommodations for 800 pas ,
engers but will carry 100 more in |
1t will be run out of I
San Francisco. ,
Mrs. John d. Sherman of Estes
Park, Colo, defeated Mrs. Wallace I.
'erham, of Glendive, Mont, by a two
0 one vote in balloting for the pres h
iency of the General Federation Of n
Yomen's Clubs, according to official c
eturns obtained at convention head t
uarters at Los Angeles. 4
GENERAL
Three automobile bandits held up {
nd robbed A. Zusman, salesman
DR. the Temple Jewelry company of
hicago, on the Waukegan road be- d
ween Lake Forest and Highland Il
ark and robbed him of $4,000 k
orth of. diamonds and jewelry, he II
sported to the authorities.
The Moulin Rouge cafe of Chicago, c.
as wrecked by a bomb. Thirty j
,tors and actresses rehearsing a c.
,vue were thrown into a panic and W
'me of them were slightly injured. W
AIRY McElvey, head waiter, at n
mpted to throw the bomb out of r
door before 1t exploded. he was J"
-obabIy fatally injured.
Paul d. Perkins, great titan of the in
X X. in Louisiana; j. Stuart Doug m
5, speaker of the house OF repre- in
natives and other legislators are az
ated for expulsion from the khan be- tn
use they supported antiklan legis- fl
ton enacted into law by the assem- he
y last week, according to reports WI
eyalent at Baton, Rouge, La. G.
Gordon Woodbury., former assist
u secretary of the navy and for ST
any years a leader in Democratic pr
Irty politics in New Hampshire he
opped dead in store at Man tn
ester. 1t
Signs OF the near approach OF the Ia
tional Democratic convention has IT
gan to multiply as national organi-
ton officials, subcommittee chief Ca
ms boom leaders, delegates and just ca
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