The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-08
WORLD HAS HAD A
FORTUNATE YEAR
No Terrible Catastrophe Has
Marked the TWelVemonth.
DEATH TAKES NOTABLE MEN

General Success OF the Democrats and
Startling DEVELOPMENTS South OF
the Rio oranoe Chief Events
In Western hemisphere.
New York---Taken all IN all, the
fortunate one for the world In gen
eral II was not marked by any great
catastrophe. such as the San Francisco
earthquake or the Titanic disaster; II
saw the end OF the wars in the Bal.
kAns. II Witnessed the Inauguration OF
Q Democratic president In the United
stAses. followed by genuine tariff re
duction withou, financial panic
The death roli for the past year has
hit the financial world rather hard. ia
Guiding such notable nguses as ) =
Morgan. Henry NJ FlaEler and James
r. keane. The Roman Catholic
church also ioEt two OF It's most ven
erAhie cardinals. OreElia. dean Of this
sacred college. aud Rampolia, once
secretary at the Vatican and who
would have been pope instead OF Plus
x had not the emperor OF Austria yot-
ed against him
In the United States political de
veiopments have been extremely Ia.
torUatinK. but not startling Every
thinE seems 10 have gone the way of
the Democrats Democratic Victories
we're won last November In New York
city. the state OF New Jersey aud
afnea e.s Mnna~ahuaatfa fFauwpaa hos
paused the currency bill. and the bank
Ing interests of the country are ad,
iustiag themselves to It.
A alarmed as high finance may
have been when IL was learned that
Pr~aiden, Wilson believed In Sherman
Law should be clarified" business and
financial interests have apparently BIS
come convinced that the presidents
attitude n not one OF opposition. but
rather an attitude In which he would
consult and confer with business and
hnAnce 20 remedy evils generally al
mitted 70 exiat
polnpa In Mexico.
South OF the Rio 0rande develop.
manta have been startling and rapid.
The rear 1918 saw In Mexico the an.
aaRnination OF President Francisco Ma.
aorO. vieeI'Tesident Pine auareE aud
0uAtayo Aadero. brother OF the ptesi
dent. The uAnrpation OF the presidency
b. Gen. vieiorlano Huerta, boosted
Into that position by General Peil~
D1AG Then came the rupture between
Dsaz and ilaerta. with the practical
Punishment Of nlRz Later In 1918
came the riso Of veauAtlAno CarrAnka.
leader Of the ooasututionallsta In the
noFth Of MeAieo. with the result, that
tho poweFful northern states OF Mex
leo arr nov under his control Scarce.
W had Carranxa become famous than
Francisco "fAueho" villa. former ban.
az. with price on his head. ieaped
into thn iineilEhi a. a rebel leader
seFvisE carranEA. and Il In now ques
toned whether cArranxa or villa Is
The stronger ia the leadership OF the
eohstitasiohAIist forces
In lie relations With Mexico the
Uhltnd Staius kAs stood arm Eafly
10 hle standardization President Wilson
announced his determination 20 with.
hold rneoWui,iah from the liuertA nd
taihietraiien. aud although much
PfS~safe has been brought to bear
Tie president has refused Co change
his attitude. Efforts have been made
70 taaaee husrtA to retire and allow
tAir and honest election without re
sait To-day the United States has a
heAFf armed force a, the border aud
an Impressive aFEay ~ hattleshlpm on
the caAkt
There have teen several marriages
81 Importance 10 the PAST year aud
nausevE OF engagements Of prosal.
n~nt persons announced Foremost in
TIE niHds Of Americans OF course. il
TIE sedalsE o. Miss Jessie Woodrow
"iisos. daughter Of tho president
ADMINISTRATIONS ~ tire Year.
harrtnE MsEieos hArbarous achieve
meats, there hsss hosr few asnazslna
tiobs is o0un,yiss generally recognized
a. esiaE civilized George I. tlne or
or~@e~ ~As astaas,patrd By tand
AaArvsAs' tn sAloujts. Marvh ~ IA
A9ttr3 tao commander in ehi~f OF The
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hnfvf isey. Vas Nlaiu 90 Febraary II
las @as tolAosea aogn after hv ts-
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