The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-10-24
NEWS OF A WEEK IN
CONDENSED FORM
RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN BRlEFEsT
MANNER POSSIBLE.
Happenings That Are Making History
Information Gathered from All
Quarters Of the Globe and
Given In q Few Llncs.
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One striking miner was killed. two
reported fatally wounded. and one
mine guard was perhaps mortally
wounded and another less seriously
hurt as q result OF battle between
strikers at the tent colony at Forbes.
Colo.
The court order forbidding street
speaking In West Lake square, Sc
attic, was withdrawn Friday by SUI
perior Judge e. HUMPHREYS. who also
rescinded the Jail sentence and fine
he had imposed ON DR. Herman M.
Titus for contempt OF court In having
violated the Injunction.
A verdict that Henry G. Farr and
Thomas @. simmons came to their
death through being struck by an au-
tomobile driven by Lawrence Duke
In a grossly negligent manner anc
that Duke had been drinking" was
returned by coroner's jury at Sc
attic.
rorty-nine striking miners, charged
with picketing. were arrested at the
Mclaughlin mine OF the Santa Fe
Coal company Thursday. and march
ed three miles TO the county jail at
Trinidad
After an investigation at Seattle,
OF the killing Of Henry N. Farr and the
inJuring OF Alfred G. Hogland and
Thomas @. simmons Wednesday by an
automobile driven by Laurence Duke,
son OF Brodies Duke. the tobacco man
ufacturer. Prosecuting Attorney John
r. Murphy announced that Duke
would be held on charge OF man
slaughter.
DOMESTIC
William Suizer ceased to be gov
error OF the state OF New York at
noon October IL. He was removed
from office by the high court of Inn
parchment by a vote OF AZ TO ~, two
members not voting. Martin II. Glynn.
lieutenant governor. was sworn in as
his successor.
Governor Tramwell of Florida, has
decided that an anttalien land law
would be In conflict with the state
constitution. which expressly forbids
Il and will call no special session OF
the legislature to consider such an
act.
William Sulzer. twenty minutes ar
ter he had been served with notice
of his removal from office as COVER
nor OF New York, gave to the public
statement In which he denounced
his trial as lynching and delared
that Charles +. Murphy was judge.
Jury and bailiff and had written the
verdict OF the court.
October II was Wisconsin day on
the grounds Of the Panama Pacific in
ternational exposition at San Fran
cisco. Governor McGovern Of that
state and his commissioners took title
TO and dedicated site for the Wis.
consin building.
Secretary OF State William j
Bryan spoke at the Iowa state dairy
show at Waterloo. Iowa, in defense
OF President Wilson's administrative
policies. He defended the pending
currency bill, the new tariff law and
the income tax aud attacked the crit.
les OF these measures.
William c. Ellis. the Cincinnati,
leather merchant who was founo
wounded In hotel room In Chicago
near the body OF his wife. confessed
TO a coroner's jury that he hat
killed the woman and WIS held to the
grand jury, charged with murder
The st. Louis grand jury has be.
gun inquiry into the practices
OF asurions money lenders. against
whom evidence had been unearthed
by the Legal Aid society of the local
Bar association
George Scaiese, sentenced to the
federal penItentiary at Atlanta fol
four years and six months by Fed
eral Judge Veeder in Brooklyn, is be
lieved TO be the youngest white slay
er ever convicted in the United
States. He Is just "a years old.
October II was pay day for mem
bers Of the Snlzer impeachment court
The salary OF each was was Sa1. So
q day. and as they were paid for sew
en- days work each week they drew
$l.os7.50 each for their twenty-ninC
days work. This brought the salary
item alone to SCI .sS7.5O.
Mrs. Rosa Lehn Of Appelton, Wis.
paid a fine amounting to $3.50 afte
pleading guilty to a gossip charg,
preferred by a Mrs. Mcdonald an,
Emma Mcdonald under the new anti
gossip act
Said Ali Khan, Hindu. wanted ii
Siege. Cal, In connection with thu
murder OF Rosa Domingo. waitress
whose body was found in San Fran
cisco bay, weighted with chains, hai
been arrested az calexico. Cal
The gale which began on Monda
wrecked I'VE vessels and cost seye
lives. Most Of the accidents were o.
Cape Cod
Joseph r. Malone, an inguranc
agent for the Metropolitan compan
committed suicide at Ottumwa, low
before large crowd by drinking 20