Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 253, 24 October 1922 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, OCT. 24, 1922.
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PERIOD OF REFORM RECEDING IN CUBA: INVESTIGATE GASES
(By Associated Press) HAVANA, Cuba. Oct 24. After threatening at one time to engulf the administration, the tidal wave of moral reform which raised Its head when the contents of the famous 13 Crowder memoranda became public last June.
has beguin to recede. The backwash has left the judical investigations into various phases of the 145.000,000 graft charges filed by Representative Bartolome Sagaro high and dry, so far as public sentiment is concerned. Special Judge Augusto Saladrigas, upon whose shoulders fell the burden of formulating indictments in the more important cases, has been relieved of one of his most onerous charges, that of probing into the alleged malversation of lottery funds during the first year of the Zayas administration. "The Upright Judge," as he is popularly called, has been substituted by Francisco Llacy Argudin until the supreme court decides whether a technical objection raised by the states attorney will prevent Saladrigas from continuing his actuation. The lottery case attracted much attention when it first came before the public, especially in view of the fact that President Zayas last June in a decree suggested and urgently pressed by Major General E. H. Crowder, ended the previous illegal collection of almost $10,000,000 a year through a. 25 to 50 percent overcharge to the public for tickets. Plenty of work remains for "The Upright Judge" however in his attempts to bare the real facts m the disappearance of $100,000 in Liberty bonds from the national treasury, and in the graft charges against the Havana municipal administration.
WIND HINDERS BALLOON RACE START
An enterprising Japanese cafe manager of Seattle, Wash, has signs ad Tertising his menus painted on the front of his cafe in nine different language.
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Start of French lons-distance balloon race outside of Paris. 1
A tempestuous wind hindered the start of the long-distance balloon race at St Cloud, out-side of Paris. The
contest, nem under tne auspices or tne Aero Club de France, was to establish a new long-distance flight record for France. Just before the start gusts of wind almost tore the balloons from their moorings and caused considerable delay in starting.
I. U. DIPHHEftIA EPIDEMIC BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct 24. Tie diphtheria epidemic which has threatened Indiana university for more than a month, has been brought under con
trol, it was announced today by Dr. J. E. P. Holland of the university medical staff.' A total of 85 cases developed among the students between Sept 20 and Oct 16, Dr. Holland said. At the present time there axe only 14
cases under treatment among the students and one in the city of Bloonv
ington.
The mos important sealing ground is off the coast of Newfoundland.
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Franklin County Village
Cited As "Whisky Town
CONNERSV1LLE,' Ind, Oct 24. Laurel, a small village in the north end of Franklin county, was stigmatized, during a liquor law violation trial here, as the worst offender in the
state in the number of complaints of
inegai wnisky manufacture originating there. More cases of rum running, moonshining and bootlegging have indicated Laurel as the source of supply, than any other town in Indiana, a state
enforcement officer declared. Eight
liquor cases are pending in the city court, of which two are against Laurel
residents. The mayor, James A. Clif
ton, stated that booze from this community is enjoying greater distribution
in Connersville than that from any
omer source.
Seattle received the first shipment of gold from Alaska in 1897.
SEniOlS BLADDER TROUBLE "Could not stand nor sit and was forced to cry out from Intense pain." writes Henry Williams. Tarkio, Montana. "The doctors said I had inflammation of the bladder and an operation was necessary. Tried Foley Kidney Pills and improved at once. Tell all my friends about Foley Kidnev Pills as it will save many from suffering- and perhaps, as in my case, a dangerous operation." Bladder and kidnev trouble demand prompt treatment. Foley Kidney Pills rive quick relief. A. O. Lukeh Drug: Co., 626-628 Main St. Advertisement.
MRS McNALLY PLANS TO OBTAIN DIVORCE SOUTH BEND, Ind., Oct.-24. Mrs. Hazel McNally, who has been in a state of semi-collapse since her dismissal from the charge of slaying her "phantom twins," will return to Souta Bend as soon as she recorers. She now in Chicago. When she has established a legal residence here she
will apply for a divorce from FranS McNally, whom she charges originated the phantom twins and persecuted hei through the filing : of the murdei charge. ' ' : :
France and Italy, bake the-i&rgesl loaves of bread in the world. 'The are often as mucn as six feet in. length.
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