The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
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Seven persons were burned
death when fire destroyed the Lou
spilchsl farm home, sixteen mil.
southwest Of Dickson, South Dakot
The victims were six daughters ,
hr and Mrs. spilcnal and Berge
Roller, G9-year-old father Of Mr
bpiiehal The girls ranged in az
from told years.
James G. Ingram Of Nevada, No
~, was found dead in his berth 4
Pullman car on the Union Pacifi
train near Waleott, Wyo. He wa
accompanied by two daughters. Ann,
and Louise Ingram. Mr. ingram
served In the confederate army dur.
Ing the civil war His father WI.
the cousin Of General Sterling Price
commanding the confederate forces In
Missouri and Arkansas.
utah's coal production for August
exceeds the total for the same month
year ago, as well as the tonnage
mined In July Of this year, according
10 a report Issued by the Salt Lake
office OF the bureau OF mines The
production for last month was 1856.
i92. For August, 1928, il was $3.50
OF tons and for July, 1924, 3e4,04s
tons.
Dwight Il. Heard, Republican, oil
Phoenix, and Governor George w Pl
Hunt. Democrat. will be opponents FOR
governor In the general election In
Arizona, November 4. Their nomlna.
ton Ia the state primaries was con
ecded early in the race.
Reports Of a gold strike near
pease lake, in the Cassiar district,
OF British Columbia, have caused a
htanpede from Telegraph Crock,
British Columbia. according to word
received at Wrangoll. Alaska from
Captain Sid Darlington. Captain
harrington and his crew operating
passenger boat on the Stiken river
river. left their vessel and departed
for the field.
w. III. Keeper. president Of the
Portland, Oregon baseball club. Fred
b. Rivers, secretary, and George
Vranizan. his assistant. reported TO
the police that they were held up
In the baseball headquarters of the
Portland club In the down town office =
building shortly after 6 y. m. by a
masked man who robbed them OF APP
proximately $4,000 belonging to tbs
Tub. o.
Burns and Harvey, Oregon. are :,
PLANNING for the celebration, Sept. !.
'mber "a, which will mark compile =
ion Of the extension Of the Oregon \,
Railroad G Navigation !,
ompany into Burns. !,
Three miners were killed at the
'uth mine OF the Nevada Consolidat.
q Copper company at Ely. Nevada.
GLOWING eavein which occurred In :"
stopc on the 700 foot level. The o.
zen who met death in the accident
ere Robert Bowlby. shift boss; Mike Al
rakolieh and Pete Albin. miners. W.
Miss Helen wills. national and -
lympie woman's tennis champion, :
stained her California title when -.
'e defeated Mrs. May Sutton Bundy e.
Santa Monica. 8 3, 8 4 In the final
the state tournament at Berkeley
,lifornia. Ter
die
W. u. Dowlin Of Billings was nam- La
chairman Of the state Repub lean xia
ntral committee 10 succeed Joseph on
snlon Of Miles City at the eoneu Tn
IN Of the state central committee
reting which was held at Helena
ontsna. The permanent orgsnixa ~, "a,
N 10 now completed. Hp
GENERAL IRE,
Repeating charges he made sever. \
days axe that Judge ]. w. Ross an,
the United States district court. at a
'mphis, Tenn. was personally bias ath.
and preiadieed against him. Clar- owe
:, Saunders. former president Of vais
! FigEly wigxiy corporation. for 'ttl
J second Tine. asked recusal ~ the
|gc and the appointment Of anoth
Judge 70 pass on litigation in nes
ieh his interest and that Of the I'es
pcrstion il Involved. he
In attack on the governments men
oil lease inquiry was made in The
supreme court Of the pistSict Of res
unshia on behalf 81 Albert n Fan levy