The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-08-01

with the Missouri supreme court ash
ing that a special commission be ar
pointed to take testimony regardin
the Standard Oil company of Indians
The thanks of the Chinese peopl
for remission by the United State
of the Chinese Boxer indemnity pay
ments was expressed to Presiden
Coolidge by LANG Shih-Yi, forme
premier of China. who called on tn
president, accompanied by Chimes
Charge d'Affaires Kwai
The right of federal prohibition
agents to serve search warrants hal
been upheld by the United States cir
cult court of appeals through a de
cision by Judge H. Bingham, with
Judge Charles F. Johnson concurrine
but it was denied in a dissenting
opinion by Judge George W. Ander-
son.
A sensation has been created In
artistic circles in London by the ar
rest of Harold Jacobus, an Amerf-
can artist, charged with making
counterfeit treasury bills.
The Chicago Cubs lost the services
Of one of their star catchers for
about month when Bob O-Farrell's
skull was fractured in the first
game of a double-header with the
Boston Braves. He was hit by
foul tip off McInnis' bat in the first
inning The ball struck his mask,
driving the top of it into his fore
head.
Thirty-six leading grain companies
of the northwest, most of them with
headquarters and terminals in Min
offered to sell the entire
holdings, including 1862 county ele-
yators in Minnesota, North and South
Dakota, and "a terminal elevators in
and Duluth to the
American Farm Bureau federation,
which is undertaking a gigantic ex-
ension of cooperative marketing of
grain.
Fourteen business and professional
men, including a state lodge officer
# the Fraternal Order of Eagles, and
lou Zermuehleu, twice Democratic
mayor of Council Bluffs, but defeat |
d in the last election are under ar
est at Council Bluffs, Iowa, as the |
esult of a raid on the Eagles club |
ooms.
Senator Wheeler of Montana, who
ron national distinction by his con-
uct of the senate Daugherty inves-
cation, accepted the vice presiden-
al nomination on the La Toilette
dependent ticket Sunday and inn
lediately began his campaign with
against the political affili-
lions of Calvin Coolidge and John
Z. Davis.
FOREIGN
The ministry of commerce reports
marked increase in the number of
in Germany, especially
unlimited partnerships. During
me the number of such failures was
rec times that of the May figures
constant decline in the labor mar
t here is reported by the Berlin
Dor office. The total number of
employed registered in Berlin is
arly $4,000.
were summoned to the
amber of deputies at Athens as an
night session broke up at z a. m.
a pitched battle in which an ex-
|
re seriously wounded and a score
deputies were badly beaten and
lised.
Officials proclamation of the win
of the last presidential election /,
Mexico will not be made by con- :,
SIS before November. Rumors !,
.arding the proclamation of Gen !
Gales election to the presidency ),
Sc from the fact that the Callistas :,
in Mexico City gave >
statistical figures gathered in re- :;
is from a majority of the dis !,
is.
laimed to be the biggest spectacle
letting the progress of an empire !,
r presented, the British Empire =
,eant was formally opened in the lr
iium of the British empire ex- e
ton at Wembley. !,
ava began flowing in the crater Or.
this week for the Sc
time since the eruptions in May.
a fountains, including "Old Faith 20
began shooting their geysers \,
a fifty to 200 feet high over a -.
US of several acres. Reflections H.
these displays have been WISH 40,
'or miles, says a report from
olulu.
artial law has been declared at u,
ran, Persia. Several persons ~, ~
ected of completely in the kill W.
of the American vice consul, sns
.rt Imbrie, who died from in III,