The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-10-03

, to that maintained at Quantico, Va
= for emergencies on the East coas
/ has been ordered by corps readqual
ters-
9 An unprecedented step was take
in Chicago by the United States rail
road board in handling dispute O
employees representation when tn
board announced it would itself hol,
n an election on the Pennsylvania syse
tenn. The election will determine
who, in the eyes Of the board, may
legally negotiate for employees of the
road in the telegraph department
Mrs. Edward Swift, Jr, wife Of the
son of Edward Swift, Sr., president OF
the Swift Packing company, has filed
: suit against her husband for divorce
Extreme cruelty is alleged in the
complaint.
One Of triplets born to Mr.. and
: Mrs. Roy Lee of Aurora, ILL.,, near
Chicago, may bear the name of the
next president. The parents tele-
graphed President Coolidge, John w.
Davis and Senator La Toilette: eve
have named one of our triplets for
you. One is certain to have the name
of the next president"
John Mahan, central figure in the
sensational Schoelhoph jewel robbery
in New York, died in his old home
at Trenton, New Jersey, Saturday
after having made good his promise
to priest that he would restore all
of the gems, with an approximate ag-
gregate value of three hundred thous-
and dollars.
The Idaho civilian team won the
Camp Perry shotgun team match at
the National Rifle association at
Camp Perry. Ohio 1t scored 221 out |
of possible 30 The Kansas ma |
tional guard and United States navy
team, the only other competitors, tied
for second place, Kansas winning the
sboot-off with 101 targets against 90
for the navy.
Frank Melchoit. 3d. policeman in
the employ of the Olive Iron Mining
company, was instantly killed at
Eveleth, Mimi, when lie attempted t.:
'emove from the street a high
'oltage electric wire which had been
orn down by the storm.
Authority for the transfer of ap-
'roximately 1900 acres of public
and in the Salt River valley of
arizona to the city of Phoenix for
ubiic park purposes was granted by
he interior department.
FOREIGN
The German cabinet agreed I'M
to declare itself in favor
the republics entry into the league q
nations, provided, the powers
rights equal to the other 6
ig nations. President Ebert pre-
ded. {
"The days of the jazz music
re gone and as there is nothing
Sc for me to do l have decided to P
ing myself" were the farewell
ords of Kurt Kranzler, bass drum
er in Berlin jazz band. u
According to dispatch from Bel
ade to newspapers at Rome, King 4;
iris of Bulgaria has been assissin- 81
ed. The dispatches state that there
} been no confirmation of the re-
IT. o'
At
Forty thousand persons in Pangas- 70
an and Tarlac provinces near Man TIL
are reported reduced to a state m
semistarvation on account of floods a
usts and animal diseases. The an
nerican Red Cross has authorized
of months supply of
e to relieve the suffering. II
Honduran government forces are re- an
rted to have defeated the rebels at toi
bana Redondo, in the province of in
ebesa, after heavy fighting. Many On
unded and a quantity of ammuni- if
n fell into the hands of the visitors. an
The Chinese military authorities of
anghai have refused permission
Major Zanni, Argentine world rec
r, to land at Shanghai. The air wa
~ VIM - at 41OAS hOilR Is SAID TO Ltt
'e defied them and may ignore an
ir refusal Gig
ind
'fficial kilograms received at Pc str
from Quinsan, field headquarter, nov
he Kiangsu armies seeking to cap .ha
: Shanghai, declared that Chekiane s.s,-
mental commanders with their
1 were surrendering to the attack /
forces. for
viii
ccording to a dispatch to the the
hange Telegraph from C"nstantf- 10
lie, more than 100 persons persisted der
4 fire in a moving picture house Ora
Smyrna. The dispatch SAYS no nisl
ills have been received in the lust
lSish capital the
rand Duke Cyril. cousin of the IN
ler Car of Russia. has signed 49,
lamatiOn declorinp hirnsaIf isE-ro -