The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-01

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:. mans moose in spite of the efforts
+ thousands of persons throughout Il
Y country who had signed petitions ur
, ing clemency OF Governor Len Sma
OF Illinois. refused to permit phys
clans to perform an operation in II
hope OF saving his life. and died thi
ty minutes later. He was Stable
five times by Walter Krauser, ono
sentenced with Grant to hang, bl
later granted new trial.
Rear Admiral ]. X. Robson. VIII
was storm center in the Teapo
Dome investigation and who twic,
since has been denied promotion. ha,
applied for early retirement from the
navy.
The villagers and summer folk OF
little Monhegan Island, fifteen miles
off the mainland, gave Lieutenant
Commander Donald Macmillan and
his crew of the auxiliary 115-ton
schooner Bowdoin their farewell from
the United States as the little craft
left Monhegan Island harbor, headed
toward the Arctic.
A small electric vibrator which she
was using to massage stiffness in
Ter neck electrocuted Miss Lorena
Morrison, 10, in the bathroom of her.
lone at Louisville, KY.
A prehistoric apartment house."
With 100 traceable rooms. was dis.
overed in ruins near Globe, Ariz,
y Enfch Schmidt of the American
luseum of Natural History, he an
ounced on his return from five mon
IS exploration. Mr.. Schmidt de-
,ribed his find as "walk-up" struc-
ire, somewhat similar to the Com
unaP' type familiar to the students
early American archaeology. OF
q 12O rooms, forty-seven were ex-
waited, yielding skeletons of women
ID children, together with spear
ads OF stone, shell and bone work.
FOREIGN
by Peru is assured in
plebiscite ordered by President
olidge, as arbitrator to decide the 4,
'ereignty of the provinces of Tao.
and africa, occupied by Chile since ,
%. A note addressed to Washing ;
by the Peruvian government, the
OF which was published in Peru. T
lgnated Manuel de Freyre SAINT .
er as Peru's representative on the @
Discite commission.
ossibly serious development in
chinese situation were indicated II
reports in some cases, not con- 81
led, OF attacks upon Japanese Of 81
us In three cities,in south China. =, -
ne case the stoning of Japanese !,
sui at Ching Kiang an apology Wv
demanded and it was intimated =.
IN might take srtong action if the ~
ogy were not made REPORTS on
Ningpo described the antifor- ON
movement as rampant and said
RS looted foreign mess there. str
IS Anna Adams Gordon of Evans. wa
Ill.,, was reelected president of 50.
worlds Women's Christian Tenn -
ice union at Edinburgh, Scot do,
VIII
g twelve United States congress. eac
at Honolulu en- route to the Phil SIN
les were invited to visit japan 'Au
leir way home. The invitation -
rom Baron Kijuro Shidehara. the a ,he'
ese foreign minister, through 49,
Japanese consulate. Alexander ,,.,.,
director OF the union, forward. ha
invitation to the navy depart. WOW
at Washington. The congress. ver,
are travelling to Manila on the otbe
ion'' navy transport. gold
dempsey. heavyweight cham -
las returned to Paris. express. ese 49,
lie intention to stay here for uo,',
ime He is said to have agreed y,s,t
ncipate in an exhibition match str,,,
,o' 'ne penelit Oh soldiers sand
in the war. ~
value OF lost articles at Toxic 'ne
last vear uros 49,. 49, low
ice denartmont so'''oVo' low,
house
'patch to the London Morning Jo-Kl
ON oslo says nothing has vet Tibet
scided concerning Amnndser,s lcine
10 Norway, whether he will Samp
K or come on board the pov. green
snip Heimdal The return ue,S
explorer is not expected until ennu)
ily l, the dispatch adds. ana
General strike at Hong Kong monks
ne weapons used by the Chin astery
Lators in their anti.foreisn ed rae
H. has. spread to the street and ii
I, the conductors and motor along
ing to take out their cars prostr;
vice is temporarily suspend. all the
could
90 OF him scraps became 10.
the wharm at Duesseldorf Ter
:, causing the death of two near
IT, The motor vessel was a asterie
flames in a few minutes and alone