THURSDAY
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TIE VOTE ON NEWBERRY
SEATING INDICATED
Washington. Jan. 12—Indications
point to a tio vote in the Senate on
the question of seating: Newberry.
Jones Opposed to Seating Newberry
Washington. Jan. 12th—Senator
Jones of Washington announced to
day th;it it is his intention to vote
against the seating of Newberry
SOI'TH IRELAND
PARLIAMENT TO MEET
Dublin, Ireland. Jan. 11—A meet
ing of the South Ireland parliament
has been summoned to convene Sat
JAPAN' MI ST DISARM
PACIFIC ISLAND
Washington, Jan. LI—The Arm
ament Conference decided today
that Japan must dismantle the for
tifications established by her on the
Island of Saipan, situated just North
of Guam, owned by the United States
and used as a cable depot.
RUM FILLED COCOANUTS
SEIZED BY PRO. AGENTS
Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 11—A
consignment of two hundred cocoa
nuts, ocntaining a pint each of Ja
maica rum, were seized today by
federal prohibition agents at the
railroad station here. Investiga
tion disclosed that each cocoanut
had been drained of the milk origin
ally contained, filled with ruin and
plugged with cork
POLICE CONVINCED MISSING
TACOMA WOMAN MURDERED
Tacoma. Wn., Jan. 11—The police
are convinced that Mrs. John Ruth
erford, who mysteriously disappear
ed October 6 last, was murdered and
her body sawed into bits and burned
in a heating stove in the Rutherford
The police are searching for Ruth
erford. the husband, who is also
missing.
CHARGES REPUBLICANS
DETERMINED TO BUY SEAT
FOR NEWBERRY
Washington. Jan. 11th—Senator
Underwood charged in a Senate
speech today that the Republicacns
are determined to buy a seat in th*»
upper house for Newberry.
KING GEORGE GRANTS
IRISH AMNESTY
London, Jan. 12—Amnesty, effec
tive immediately, was granted all
Irish political prisoners by King
George today.
HALF BILLION POSTOFFICE
BILL REPORTED
Washington, Jan. 12—The Appro
priation Committee of the House of
Representatives reported today the
annual Postoilice Bill, carrying ap
propriations totaling five hundred
and fifty four millions.
A00 DIE FROM BOOTLEG
BOOZE SINCE NEW YEAR
New York, Jan. T2—Bootleg
whiskey has killed three hundred
people throughout the country since
January 1, according to reports re
ceived here.
ALASKA MINER
ROBBED IN SEATTLE
Seattle, Wn., Jan. 12—Eli Berk
iich, an Alaskan miner employed by
the Copper River Mining Company,
■was last night attacked by thieves,
beaten and robbed of a money belt
containing a thousand dollars in
twenty dollar bills.
PREMIER BRIAND TENDERS
Paris, Jan. 12—Premier Briand
resigned his portfolio today.
ASKS HUNDRED MILLIONS
Washington, Jan. 11—Chairman
Lasker of the United States Shipping
Board has asked CongreEs for an ap
propriation of one hundred million
dollars for maintenance of Shipping
Board operations in 1923.
►QUICIOYREUEVES CATARRH
RESIGNATION
FOR SHIP BOARD
TERRIFIC STORM RAGING
ON' ATLANTIC COAST
New York. Jan. 11—The Atlantic
seaboard Is today in the grip of a
terrilic northeaster with ocean traffle
practically tied up at all points along
Twenty ocean going vessels are at
present outside, unable to enter New
York harbor, and telegraph and tele
phone wires throughout the east ar**
going down, resulting in much delay
in communication
DEXTER, HORTON RANK TO
BUILD MILLION DOLLAR HOME
Seattle. Jan. 11—The Dexter.Hor
lou National Bank of Seattle took
out a building permit today to con
struct a million dollar home and
offlce building here.
HARVEY ATTKNDS
CANNES CONFEIlENt E
can Ambassador Harvey has so far
recovered from t!ie injuries sustain
ed in the recent automobile accident
in which he was involved that Mo
attended today's session of the Al
lied Supreme Council here
MARTIAL LAW
INVOKED TO STOP
GAMBLING, BOOTLEGING
Austin, Texas. Jan. 12—Martial |
law was proclaimed today in Mexica.
Texas, and in the surrounding oil'
fields by Governor Neuf for the pur- j
pose of stopping gambling and bcot-1
legging, to prevent which the Divil j
authorities were powerless
DK VALERA SUMMONS ANTI
TREATY LEADERS
Dublin, Ireland. Jan. 12th--The
leaders of the Sinn Feinn faction
opposing the Anglo-Irsh peace treaty
ha7e been summoned to a conference
by De Valera.
The object of the conference is
said to be to consider the general
situation growing out of the rati
fication of the treaty.
YUKON LAND LINE O k
j Signal Corps advices today report
I that the land telegraph line along the
'Yukon, reported down between Me
f 'Ore and Kokrines yesterday. is
I restrred today. The Uno between
j Seward and Anchoraage. which also
hioke down yesterday ii again in J
j working order.
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RUSSIA A\l» GERMANV RESUME
RANKING RELATIONS
Berlin, Germany. Jan. 12—After j
an interruption extending1 over a
period of seven and one half years,
official banking relations between
Russia and Germany were reopened
BRIANI>’S RESIGNATION
RESULT OF < 'RITKTSM
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Paris, Jan. 12—Premier Briand’s!
resignation was followed today by
the resignation of the entire cabinet
Briand’s action was taken at the
end of an hour's statement to the
Chamber of Deputies in justification
of his attitude at the Cannes Con
ference of the Allied Supreme Coun
cil. The Premier apparently had
the sympathy of the Chamber and
his resignation came as a great sur
During his statement. Briand put
the Anglo-French pact, the question
of the postponment of the German
reparations payments and French
participation in the Genoa economic
conference squarely up to the Cham
ber of Deputies, telling the deputies
in the bluntest terms to “take them
or leave them.” He held that France
could not remain out of the Genoa
conference*, especially as the lrtiited
States had aRreed to participate.
The only apparent reason for his
resignation is to be found in the fact
that his course had been criticised
because at the Genoa conference the
French would have met the Rus
Washingtou, .ian. 12—The resi
nation of Premier Briand of France
was received with almost bombshell
and his action is being considered*
as likely to have a great effect on
th» decisions already reached or
about to be reached.
The belief was also expressed in
Conference circles that the overturn
of the Briand ministry would great
ly affect the Genoa economic con
ference. In which American partici
pation has been invited, and also on
the present conversations at Cannes.
DELEGATES SUBMIT SHANTUNG
C '<>MPROMlSE PIM>P< >S.\ LS
Washington, Jan. 12—The Chin
ese and Japanese delegations to the
Armament Conference have sent to
their respective governments com
promise proposals aimed at securing
a settlement of the Shantung rail
way impasse, it was announced here
SUPREME COUNCUi DECIDES ON
GERMAN MORATORIUM
Cannes, France, Jan. 13—A pro
visional moratorium for Germany
was decided upon by the Repara
tions Committee of the Allied Su
preme Council today.
The action of the committee gives
Germany an opportunity to arrange
a new plan for providing the repara
tions payments due the Allies on
January 15. which she is at present
unable to meet in the stipulated
amount.
GENERAL WRIGHT GIVEN
PHILIPPINE COMMAND
Washington. Jan. 12—Major Gen
eral Wright, commander of the Ninth
Army Corps, was today assigned by
the War Department to command
the Philippines Department, it was |
officially announced.
CRIPPLED TROOP TRANSPORT
NEARING PORT
New York. Jan 12—The crippled
army transport Crooke, with a large
contingent of American troops home j
ward bound from the occupied dis- |
trict along the the Rhine, is report- j
ed limping into port |
GEORGE DEPIjORES RETIRE
MENT OF BRIAND
Cannes, France, Jan. 12 Premier
Lloyd George, when told of the res
ignation of Hriand today, expressed
hi9 regret and said: 'That ends
the Supreme Council and it ends
hope of Europe's present recovery."
Poinealre to Head Now French
Cabinet.
Paris, Jan. 13—Raymond Poin
caire.former president of the French
Republic, today accepted the invita
tion of President Millerand to form
a new cabinet to succeed the Briand
Ministry.
Reaction Sets in For Hriand.
Paris, Jan. 13—Although Presi
dent Millerand has summoned form
er president Poincaire to form a new
cabinet, there Is a popular reaction
in favor of Briand.
BRIAND RESIGNATION MAY
CHANGE U. S. ATTITUDE
Washington. Jan. 13—Final de
termination of the attitude of the
administration toward participation
in the international economic con
I ference, called to meet at Geno;
Italy, in March, may bo delayed f
a result of the resignation of Pren
ier Briand. the State Department i’
dicated today.
\ 1-iVVIlKltKY SEATED
KV SMAI.I. MAJOKIT
U . hit ' Senat
late today voted Truman U .Vow
berry his seat ithe Senate after
long and bitter fight in which li
was solidly opposed by the dome
Nine republicans joined the dem
ocrats to oust Newberry. The nin
per of Kansas, Jones of Washington
Kenyon of Iowa. Ladd of North Da
kota. La Follette of Wisconsin. Nor
beck of South Dakota, Norris of .W
braska and Sutherland of West Vir
Ni'wbrny ( ns1 May C'liangi
Washington, Jan. IT,—The demo
to win them control of the Senate
it became known today.
IIUSH TREATY SUPPORTERS
INFLICT BAD DEFEAT
ON OPPOSE ID
Dublin. Ireland. Jan. 13—The sup
porters of the Anglo-Irish treaty wot
twelve out of the total of fifteen
seats in the course of the electior
today of the Sinn Feinn executive
committee
The De Valera followers sustain
ed a bad defeat in the contest foi
places.
SMOOT OFKIIS TARIFF
BILL AMK.VDMF.M
Washington. Jan 12—Senator
Reed Smoot of Utah has introduced
in the Senate an amendment to the
Fordney Tariff Bill which Is design
ed to authorize the president to in
crease or decrease the tariff ratei
authorized by that measure bj
amounts which are not to exceed
fifty per cent of the rates fixed in
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