ATTEMPTED LYNCHING
RESULTS IN FIVE DEATHS
WINSTROOM SALEM, N. C. — Five
persons, two whites and three negroes,
are known to be dead and 20 persons
injured as the result of promiscuous
firing here last night when a mob attempted to take a negro from the city
jail. The negro is charged with shooting Jim Childress, a farmer, and attacking Childress' wife and shooting Sheriff
Flynt.
FOR DEATR OF BOYO FRAZER
THOMAS J. MOONEY'S LAST
HOPE OF ESCAPE IS LOST
WASHINGTON.—The supreme court
refused today to review the case of
Thomas J. Mooney, labor leader under
sentence to die December 12 for murder
in connection with the bomb explosion
at the time of the preparedness day
parade at San Francisco two years ago.
"The last prop is knocked from under
Mooney, except the possible action by
Governor Stephens," Attorney Edwin V.
McKenzie of counsel for Mooney said
here today. "We expected a denial by
the supreme court, but it is up to us to
exhaust every possible means of getting
a new trial."

UPPER GLASS MEN
ARE COMING BACK
MANY YOUNG MEN CALLED TO
WAR WILL RETURN AND
TAKE UP THEIR STUDIES
Many of the "upper class men" who
left the University of Idaho to enter war
work will return to complete their
courses and the indications are that after
the close of the war there will be a rush
of former students to the university. 