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Eighty-six lives wcro lost as a re
sult of snowslides in Idaho.
Judge K. M. Landis, the federal
judgo who imposed tho twenty-nine
million dollar fine on the Standard
Oil company, sentenced William
Broadwell to the federal prison at
Ft. Leavenworth for six years and
lined him $15,000. An Associated
Press dispatch, referring to Broad
well and an alleged confederate,
says: "Tho assistant district attor
ney presented government reports
showing that Dreisbach and Broad
well bought a total of 143,182
pounds of white oleomargarine in the
six months from July, 1909, to Jan
uary, 1910, and in tho same period
purchased 3,000 pounds of colored
oleomargarine. Tho government's
contention is that tho defendants
colored the white oleomargarine be
fore disposing of it, thus avoiding tho
tax of 10 cents a pound on the col
ored product. One of the conten
tions of the government is that if
tho makers of tho white oleomar
garin knew the uses to which it
would bo put after sale and supplied
coloring material to the purchaser
they might bo deemed guilty of con
spiracy in violation of the law."
Judge B. L. D. Guffy, one of the
prominent men in southwestern Ken
tucky, died at his home in Morgan
town, Ky. In 1891 he was the pop
ulist nominee for attorney general
of Kentucky. Returning to the re
publican party in 1893 he was elect
ed to the bench.
are believed to be the strictest In
Now England. Besides tho an
nouncer feature, they provide that
only one line of men is to be allowed
to stand at a bar and no drinks are
to bo passed to any thirsty ones back
of tho line."
Five thousand men lynched Allen
Brooks, a negro, at Dallas, Texas. It
is said that several negroes assisted
in the lynching.
The United States circuit court at
Kansas City, Mo., has permanently
enjoined the interstate commerce
commission from enforcing an order
prohibiting railroads and other car
riers from allowing compensation to
owners and operators of elevators for
elevation and transfer of grain in
transit. An Associated Press dis
patch from Kansas City says: "The
decision was given by Judgo San
born and was concurred in by Judges
Hook and Adams. The injunction
suit was filed in St. Louis by tho
Peavey Elevator company, which was
supported in its petition by the
boards of trade of Kansas City, Oma
ha and other cities in the middle
west. The interstate commerce com
mission issued the order prohibiting
the owners of elevators from receiv
ing compensation for the elevation
and transfer of grain in transit on
the theory that such action amounted
to a rebate. The order had, it was
alleged, been most detrimental to the
business of elevators, the total value
of which is millions of dollars. The
decision says: 'The order of the In
terstate commerce commission which,
prohibits the allowance or payment
by carriers of all compensation to
owners and operators of elevators for
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A London cablegram says. "Her
bert J. Gladstone, governor general
of United South Africa, who was re
cently olovated to tho peerage, has
been created a viscount. Ivor
Churchill Guest, formerly member of
parliament for Cardiff, has been
made a baron."
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A press dispatch from Panama
says: "Joso Domingo de Obaldia,
president of Panama, died from heart
disease, lie had been ill only since
last Friday. President Obaldia was
elected on July 12, 19 OS. He had
before acted as the chief executive
during tho absence of President
Amador. Ho was formerly minister
to tho United States. He was born
sixty-throe years ago and was a son
of former President Obaldia of Co
lombia. IIo had always been a con
servative, but was elected with the
support of the liberals. Panama's
new president will be Dr. C. A.
ftlenuora."
Twenty-three miners were killed
by an explosion of powder in a gold
mine at Juneau, Alaska.
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Tho insurrection movement in
Nicaragua, under the leadership of
General Estrada, has suffered such a'
series of defeats that the movement
is now regarded as a failure.
Louis James, the actor, died of
heart disease at Helena, Mont.
Former Senator Thomas C. Piatt
died in New York City.
A Boston dispatch carried by the
Associated Press says: "Every sa
loon in Chelsea must employ a car
announcer to remind its patrons of
the running time of cars which pass
the door, when liquor licenses be
come oporative in that city on May
1. The now regulations issued today
by the Chelsea licensing commission
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