The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-10-16

, mother, Mrs. Albert II. Loeb, Las
! week when she visited him in tn
! state penitentiary at Joliet, to whic
he has been sentenced for lofe. Tn
first time was in the Cook county jai
; where he awaited trial.
The eountry's Indian population in
creased 26l9 In the past year an(
now totals 346,962, il is shown II
! a tabulation made public by tn.
Indian bureau Of Washington
State Senator John Joyce and
State Representative Lawrence j.
O'Brien Of Illinois, were arrested and
taken To a police station in Chicago
after fight with dozen policemen.
The policemen sought to arrest the
Legislators for speeding.
Captain Burt E. skeel, killed dur
Ing Pulitzer speed classic at Dayton,
plunged 10 his death in a plane that
was worn out two years ago, Glenn
l.. Martin, local aircraft manufactur-
err and member Of the board Of man
ayers Of National Aeronautc asso-
ciatloo, said on his return from Day
ton.
The American schooner Marie An
tolnette burst into flames and sank
fifteen miles off the New Jersey
coast. as a revenue cutter was APP
preaching the vessel TO seize IL as a
rum runner, according to informa-
ton which John Holley Clark, as
sistant federal attorney, received
from customs officials.
The Huntington. West Virginia
association adopted a
resolution forbidding its members
10 marry any person who has been
divorced, except on scriptural grounds
md then only the innocent party.
The association has a membership OF
fifty members, representing many
Seven persons In one family were
Tiled when their automobile was hit
y Pennsylvania railroad passenger
rain at a grade crossing near Port
Allegheny, Pa.
Smouldering ruins now mark the
Ito Of three departments OF the {
udahy Packing company's South !
maha plant, which were destroyed Z
y fire in a spreading blaze t
hich for a time until shift in /
ind, threatened to equal the two-da C
re Of February. 1923, which swept
lie Armour plant. near by, with
IS Of over million dollars : :
Emil w. Janecke, who was con. :
cted with CASTOR b Means, former a
'partment Of justice agent, on
argos Of conspirinR to violate the n
ohibition law, was released on his 81
gn recognizance by Federal Judge
'ster Of New York Means, out on
5 1000 bail since the conviction, was ei
anted twenty days in which to file re
appeal. Ia
FOREIGN ~ -
Evacuation Of two Spanish posi-. co
ms In Morocco. Adru, in thu si
harra sector, and Sunna, In tho TO
0 III Jemis region, Is announced In WI
official statement from Madrid. cii
Discussion Of the death ray" has
ken out anew with the declaration da
Professor T. +. Wall Of the electri. alb
research department of the Uni. Or
'sity Of Sheffield in London that Tn
believes he will be able soon to en-
ak up the atom and control it's del
'rgy. II the experiments he is re,
ing result in the release Of atomic ths
rgy. the question Of the possibility bel
directing such energy in any de-
ID way would become of supreme =
'ortanee, he added. ed
aid Zagloul Pasha, the Egyptian W;
mier who recently concluded dis. tbr
sions with Prime Minister Mac al,
laid on the question Of the Suzer- an,
" OF the Sudan in London was
m an enthusiastic send-off by I
~ Of Egyptian students. He told the
fellow countrymen that he had ira
, his best to settle finally the opc
stions at issue between Great the
ain and Egypt. but that his Of it '
to show proof Of the rights flee
ned by Egypt had been refused. tran
considerable excitement has been -
ed at Managua, Nicaragus. by ~
rts Of the seizure Of the Nicara- -"
, consulate general in London foi b
alleged bond debt. which. II Is Boi.
,red. was settled between Nicara new
! consulate general in London for ton
holders in 1912. The Nicara. the
/ minister Of foreign affairs has city
nunieatsd with the British FOR. rcqu
office on the subject and an read
anation has been requested. Shei
direct result Of the imposi- sngi
of rs per cent ad valorcm puo'
ms duty On imports into the n.
State, so additional workers ann,
been employed By Cork firm : =
oct manufacturers. -.