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Kellogg Bill Passed
Washington—(By A. P.)—The Kel
logg bill authorizing the president to
regulate and license landing of sub
marine cables in the United States,
passed the senate today and now goes
house.
SPOKANE TO "BUNCH"
FUNDS FOR ITS CHARITIES
Spokane, Wash.—The experiment
of a community chest drive is to be
attempted in Spokane as a means of
obviating continuous campaigns for
funds for charitable purposes that
have been witnessed in former yeai's.
A total of $196,000 is the objective.
When the drive was originally plan
ned application for $700,000 was
filed. The committee in charge whit
tled the figures down to the final ag
gregate adopted.
Extradite Base Ball Crooks.
Chicago—(By A. P.)—Private in
formation that several men indicted
in connection with the 1919 world
series scandal who fled to Mexico,
have been received and appeal made
to Washington in hope some way may
be found to extradite them it was an
nounced at the states attorney's of
fice today. He refused to divulge the
names of the men believed to have
fled.
Senate Passed Budget Bill
Washington—(By A. P.)—Wihout
a record vote the sentae, late today,
passed the budget bill. (This is the
bill vetoed by President Wilson just
before his retirement.—Ed.)
+ Mother and Babes Burned. ♦ j
+ Great Palls, Montana—(By A. ♦ !
John Lumber was + ;
and + :
♦ four children burned to death by + ■
+ the explosion of a can of kero- +
+ sene in their home at Conrad. +
+ Montana, today.
♦ ♦ + ** + * + *** + *****«i
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+ P.)—Mrs.
+ probably fatally burned
+
WOMAN CHARGES HUSBAND
KIDNAPPED THEIR CHILD
I
Excitement reigned supreme for a
time Monday afternoon at the resi
dence of O. Beardsley where Mrs. L.
