The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-08-21


paid IS for 1,000,000 marks in Ger
man war bonds cashed in at the pre-
vailing quotations Of $3.50. q riss
Of $3.50 in the past week. Prussian
war loans worth $500 per 10000
marks three months ago. brought ten
times the original sum and other
German securities rose in proportion
The rise In general was ascribed TO
the recent favorable report on the
Dawes plan for rehabilitating Ger
many.
Forty-one miners, charged with
rioting as a result Of raid recently
on the Kali-Inla Coal mine near
Cambria, entered pleas Of not guilty
before Judge II. f. McLarty, justice
Of the peace at Dberton, Okla, waiv-
ed preliminary hearings and were
bound over for appearance In dis
trict court for trial November 1.
Their bonds were set at $1,000. which
each man furnished.
The First Baptist church, located
in the center of the city, Of Niagara
Falls, N. Y, was bombed. The in
terror of the structure was wrecked.
Windows in the church and in the Y.
w. C. A. building across the street
were blown out
Florence Mckinney. 19-year-old
sweetheart of Emil Zupke, confessed
murderer Of Cora May Raber, has
confessed that she witnessed the kill.
ing of her rival for Zupke's Affec-
tons and helped hide the body, ac-
cording to Sheriff George Bridgman
of Benton Harbor, Mich. Zupke and
the girl occupied adjoining cells In
the county Jail.
The United States viii enter nego-
tiations and discussions looking to the
cancellation or reduction of the $780,
100000 indebtedness Of foreign gov
ernments TO this country, the white
house officially have stated.
A telegram from Henry Ford ask
ing that his name be withdrawn from
the list Of candidates for the Repub-
lican nomination for United States
senator in the Michigan primary was
received at Lansing, Mich, by Secre-
tary of State Charles Deland.
Secretary Of War Weeks has an
nounced that on retirement of Gener-
al Pershing, September IS, next, Ma
jor General John L. Hines, now dep
uty chief Of staff, would be appoint
ed chief Of staff by the president.
FOREIGN
Continued activity Of the rebels In
the Spanish zone of Morocco is re-
ported in an official communique just
issued. The rebels in the western
zone attacked a supply column in
the Buharra sector, but were repuls-
ed with losses. One Spanish soldier
was killed and four wounded.
The execution Of Frau Meria Han
ika for the murder Of her husband,
which was recently delayed until she
gave birth to a child, will take place
soon, the authorities announced. The
day after the child was born 10000
Czech crowns arrived at the prison
where Frau Hanika is confined with
instructions that the money should
be turned over to the infant, a girl
when she reached the age Of 10.
Inflamed with jealosy because each
held herself first in the affections OF
Giovanni Manzi, shepherd, two wo-
men fought duel with knives which
ended when Concetta Palmira dis
armed her opponent, Maria Meschino,
and stabbed her TO death, at Naples,
Italy. The victorious duelist was ar
rested, charged with homicide.
Ensign Evaristo velo. Argentine
naval aviator, is sailing for New
York, on his way 10 Toxic. where he
will join the Argentine world flier,
Major Pedro Zanni, on the latter's
arrival, and act as navigation officer
when Zanni attempts his trans-Paci-
fic flight.
Ten Egyptian soldiers were killed
and nine wounded IN a collision with
British troops az Atbara following
disturbances in which Egyptian
troops attacked the British With
bricks at their barracks. says an Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from
Cairo.
An abortive attempt was made 10
bring about a radical communist re.
volt at iibron. Portugal A few bombs
we're thrown but they caused no dam
age and several persons we're arrest
ed. The place and military now are
IN control Of the city and conditions
are normal.
The French academy has finished
TIE first volume OF its revised die
tiorary Of the French language. The
volume contains letters A To III. II
took forty-six years 10 complete.