The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-01

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Departments az Duluth has apparent
iy widened the split between the OBJ
posing factions
Charles Tindail, an attorney OF Shell.
byville, Ind. was shot twice in the
right side by Edward G. Van Pelt, and
died one-half hour later. Van Pelt
surrendered and was placed ia jail
without bond.
II was announced after q conference
at eanta Fe OF Governor Mills and 9th.
er officials that the state election VIII
be called for November z. This VIII
assure that New Mexico's senators
and representatives can take part In
the tariff legislation OF congress at It's
coming session.
Captain Peter g. Hams. Jr., now
serving term Of eight years In Sing
Sing for killing William Il. Annis, was
granted an interlocutory decree Of
divorce from Claudia l., Hams In the
supreme court In Brooklyn, Friday.
Upton Sinclair. the novelist and SO.
cialist has sent statement to the
newspapers that he viii file suit for
divorce from his wife, naming poet
as correspondent.
WASHINGTON
! The action OF the German cruiser
Bremen In holding torpedo exercises
In Buzzards bay within the three-mile
limit, without permission from the
government, is regarded by high Off
GERS OF the navy as a breach of
international etiquette and at sub
ject for a protest TO Germany.
The unemployed in the United
States will meet in Washington. ID.
c., from September to 4. in annual
convention, according to announce
ment made by ]. Fades How, leader
OF the movement.
r.. ]. Shields, who could not be
found when wanted by the Lorimer
Investigating committee at its Wash.
ington sessions, has returned to Su.
perior, Wis. and, it Is said. will ap'
pear before the committee when it
resumes It's hearings In Chicago this
fall.
Arrangements have been perfected
by the postoftice department for the
transmission of second class mail,
consisting Of magazines and period,
Gals, by fast freight, beginning Septem-
! Der 1, an order was issued Wednes,
day formally authorizing the scheme
as heretofore announced.
FOREIGN
The French cabinet on Friday unan-
imously approved the negotiations OF
Jules Cambon, the French minister to
Germany, and his instructions in the
Moroccan situation, and now Germany
must either accept or reject the pro
| posals of France, which are regarded
in France as being final.
Many people were injured and much
damage done to property as a result
OF anti.Jewish rioting, which was re-
newed In southern Wales on Friday
with redoubled fury. Many houses
owned by Jews were looted and then
set on fire by the rioters.
Andre Jaeger-Schmidt, the globe
trotter for Paris newspaper, ar.
| tlNtu III hlib at IL IL fliudy hi5hbI
completing his trip around the world
in few hours less than forty days
tho task he set out to accomplish.
| Prime Minister Katsura, leader OF
the war party Of Japan, has handed
! the emperor the designations of him
self and members of his cabinet.
The royalists In Galacia are about
to invade Portugal, according to the
report of General Bastos, commander
ln.chief of the forces ON the northern
frontier to the ministry OF war.
Three girls are reported to have
been burned to- death in their home
on Shuniah road, several miles from
Port Arthur, Ont. The girls were
daughters of Thomas Schmidt, aged
from l6 to years. The house caught
fire and the girls were trapped in
The upper story.
1t is reported that the former shah,
Mohammed Ali Mira, Is surrounded
at Savadup, in the mountains sew
enty,tive miles northeast of Teheran.
The repor' adds that he lost 800 men
and two guns in a pitched battle with
the government forces.
| The announcement comes from
Paris that Leonardo da Yinci's mas.
Iterpiece, Mona Lisa" has myster
Iiously disappeared from the Louvre,
evidently having been stolen.
Violent outbreaks against Jews
have now occurred for three success.
siye days in Monmouthshire and are
giving the authorities great concern,
as they are altogether new phase
In British life.
The industrial strife In the United
Kingdom Is abating With truce in
effect ON all the railway lines, ex.
cept the London & Northeastern, the
board of trade is occupied in an en-.
deaVor to reach an amicable ar.
rangemeut between the employees OF
this line and the managers, and also
in irving To apttlp tho sfrika nf Tho