The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-05-31
NEWS Of A WEEK n
CONDENSED FORM
RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS ToLD IN sRlRFRsT
MANNER POSSIBLE.
happenings That Are Masking History
information Gathered frsn All
Quarters Of the 0Iobe ana
Given In Few LInsa
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Seven wouldbe suicides are being
nursed back 70 health IN hospitals Ia
different parts OF the state OF Nevada,
and upon recovery win be prosecuted
under q law enacted by the last legis-
latnre. making attempted suicide
felony
Because he did not wish to be witt
ness against his father. who IL under
Indictment on a charge of burglary
Arthur Sherrhorn, eleven years old,
killed himself at Missouia, Mont.
Springing hts own death trap, 10.
seph seng was hanged for the murder
Of William Lloyd at the state peni-
tentiary at Rawlins, Wyo.
Bernard r. o'NeilI. formerly presl.
dent OF the State Bank OF Commerce
Of Wallace. Idaho. left New Westmin.
ater y. O., on Friday for Wallace,
where he win stand trial on a charge
OF fraudulent banking.
Julius sirmay. who shot and killed
Thomas Karrick. school boy, while
robblng the Karrick home In Salt
Lake, was executed az tho Utah state
prison on Wednesday, going to his
death with smile on his face. Sir
may confessed the crime the day De.
fore the execution.
A brick falling from the fourteenth
story OF the new Walker building in
Salt Lake struck Alfred Goodrich.
aged IA, on the head, causing his
death an hour later.
Twin Falls county. Idaho, went dry
in the local option election by ma.
jority OF 1900, II has been dry here
tofore.
DOMESTIC
A man named |, w Davis. reported
10 be an Engllshman. called the Amer.
lean flag "a dirty rag" when young
girl with a bundle OF small flags in
her hand attempted to pin one on his
coat at San Diego. He was driven out
OF town by infuriated citizens.
Friday night the offices OF Paso del
Norte, q Spanish newspaper publish.
ed in the heart OF Ell Paso, Texas, and
supporting tho Madero government.
was dynamited. The bomb was thrown
at the front window, producing a vic.
lent explosion.
0rmshy McHarg OF New York, one
Of the managers OF Colonel Roose.
yelt's campaign. on Friday said the
Roosevelt forces would refuse TO abide
by the selection OF United States Sen.
ator Elihu Root OF New York as TEN. |
porary chairman OF the national con-
vention.
by vote of SGT, thirty.eight more
than necessary. the general confer.
enCe OF the Methodist Episcopal
church at Minneapolis elected w. II. |
Thirkield. president of Howard uni
Fersity, negro institution at Wash |
ington, ID, C., the eighth and last of
bishops or general superintendent.
Negotiations for organic union be-
tween the Methodist Protestant and |
United Brethren churches, which had |
been broken OF, are to be renewed by
the terms of a resolution adopted ar
most unanimously at the general as
sembly at Baltimore of the Methodist |
Protestant church.
A verdict OF not guilty was returned
in the federal court at Cleveland for
the eight wall paper manufacturers
and iobhers who were tried for alleg.
I'd violations Of the Sherman law in
in restraint OF trade in the
conduct Of their business.
The business section OF Lebanon
Ky, was practically wiped
out by Are which swept the length OF
tho towns main street. The loss is
estimated at from 100000 to $780,.
200.
John Martin, millionaire clubman
Of San Francisco, has been made de,
PENDANT in a suit for 100000 dam.
ages filed there by Edwin V. Smith, a
wealthy business man. who alleged
that Martin stole" his wife and alien.
ated her affections.
DIR. Chester Rowell, founder and
chief owner OF the Fresno Repuhli.
can, one OF the most influential pa,
pers on the Pacific coast, died at
Los Angeles after an illness of sew.
eral weeks.
Plans for national bureau OF DO
lice, which would act as clearing
house for information as to the
of criminals. have been
evolved by Chief of Police ID. A.
White of San Francisco, who has
Just returned from a visit to the 20,
lice departments of the big cities of
the country.
Despite the countless reports from
Europe that Charles Wyman Morse
was near deaths door. and in striking
contrast to his condition when par
doned by President Taft, the former
ice king and convicted banker has re-
t'irned from England looking better
Snd stronger than he ever did.
w. P. BoIand of Scranton, Pa,
'nief accuser Of Judge Archibald of |
tae commerce court, told the house !
Judiciary committee on Wednesday |