The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-09-26
NEWS OF A WEEK IN
CONDENSED FORM
RECORD OF TIE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN HRsEFEsr
MANNER POSSIBLE.
sappsninrs Thss Are MskIna History
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Given IN Fess Lines.
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Eope al nyer1ing the strike called
fof Tuesday "a The southern Colorado
coal nelds was abandoned BY the
ssAsN administration Friday. according
tc : statement given out BY the office
az labor commissioner.
President Wilson. BY executive or
der. has restore 70 the public domain
for entry under townsite laws 100
acres Ia the Eio Crande national for.
est. Colo, to provide a site fer the
new towa of piatoro. in section
where recent discoveries Of new and
valuable mineral veins are reported.
An attorney representing gie0c0
CLARA. has brought suit in the super
ior court az Seattle for the appoIat-
msnf 81 receiver for The Alaska Pa
clHr Railway q Terminal company.
better known as the -Bruner railroad"
organized 20 build railroad from
KatAiia. Alaska. TO the Bering river
coal helds
The tenth annual Peach day IN
Brigham City. Utah. was held
on Wednesday. Brlghamites and
their thousands OF ouf-os-town friends
took on the holiday spirit in true
style and turned out in great numbers
70 participate IN the festivities.
y. r. 0'Neil. president OF the state
Bank Of Commerce OF Wallace. Idaho,
win spend term OF from two to ten
years in the penitsntiaFy In Boise
as a result OF decision rendered by
tho state supreme court.
DOMESTIC
How a mother traded year-old
baby girl for six hens and rooster,
because she had been deserted by her
husband and could not support her
child came to light through the death
% Mrs. Karnes, who was fatally
burned whole making a IRE at her
home AZ Kansas CITY.
Counsel for William Sulzer lost the
FIRST skirmish In a legal battle they
began Friday at the hrst session OF
the high court OF impeachment. to
prevent the accused executive from
coming TO trial. Their objections TO
permitting four senators TO SIT as
members OF the court we're oyerruled.
An agreement TO end the dock work.
ers strike at Galveston. Texas. affect.
ing 1850 men, was reached at con-
ference OF all labor unions involved
Friday afternoon. The agreement win
be submitted 20 the several unions
for ratification.
Miss Mae Evans has been sentenced
70 TWENTY-FIVE years imprisonment in
the state penitentIary for the killing
al Sioux Falls. 8 D.. on May 26. OF
DR.. r. l.. Moore, professor in the
state agricultural college at Brook |
ings and formerly state veterinarian |
The tragedy was duo to jealousy
One OF the finest pine groves in |
the Cleveland national forest and
portion Of the watershed from which
the Redlands. Riverside and San Ber-
nardino citrus fruit growers obtain
their irrigation supplies was destroy.
ca Friday BY forest fire.
Claude Dillon. a freight conductor
on the Baltimore q Ohio. told the
arhltrators In the wage controversy
al New York on Friday that rail.
road man out OF Job at the age
OF IS or more found II next 70 Impos-
sibie 70 get work elsewhere.
In ~ OF insanity Mack Hurst. so
years old. stone mason OF Blooming
ton. Ind. blew up bis home with dyna-
mite. killing himself and one daugh.
ter. fatally wounding two other daugh-
tsrs and demolishing the house.
Two robbers with drawn revolvers.
entered the jeweiry store OF ]. J.
Thompson at Grand Rapids. Mich.
commanded the clerks 10 throw up
their hands, and when they refused,
opened FIRE. John A. Thompson and
I'D. Smith fell dead. and Paul Town.
send was probably wounded fatally.
The bandits escaped.
Charged with completely in the muir.
der Of their father. J. c. Hammons.
Oscar Hammons. merchant OF Dun
uegan, Mo. and Albert Hammcns. we'll
io-do farmers OF Cedar county. we're
bound over 10 the criminal court al
stockton. No.
A package containing $3.50 IN cash
md negotiable checks Was stolen off
! wagon IL ST Louis, within the view .
= william O'Meara. the driver, who
lad stopped II a bank in ST. Louis 20
isposlt the money. While he was al. I.
aching 3 weight 20 the horses two ,
FOung men BnAtehed the package and
AN
A. b. Garretson. the trainmen's rep
before the government a.. !
board IN View York Ia the I
sonfroyersy wifh the eastern railroad i
managers. cited the latest New Hayen !
'zilroAd wreck to prove that conduct I
,rs and trafnmen have responsibilities {
sreatsr than they are paid for.
The FIRST arrest In Wisconsin under
he gossip law" which was passed 4
~ the last legislature. took place \
Wednesday when Peter Kesoki OF ~ /
CARA was arrested He is alieg q 4