The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-09-04

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fail ~ BASEBALL teams eosnDosed a
stars ~ tiie American and National
Leagues has been abzn60EeG.
Chase q. Osbors. former governor,
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lean gnDeYnatOrlsl contest n Miet-
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WASHINGTON.
The limit on Individual postal say.
ings deposits has been increased To
81 300 ty bill passed ~ congress.
the government will pay interest On
deposits np % $500.
| A conference between represent
alive bankers frUu ths twelve reserve
cstles and other business centers and
The federal reserve board, which may
result ia an immediate announcement
of The time for the opening OF the
new banking system, haa heen called
~ the board for September 4.
Hearing che approval a the house
the seauIan's bill 10 increase the safe
~ Of pasaengery ~ sea and improve
conditions a employment u sailors
has gone 10 tte senate.
geuator Norris Of Nebraska address
"a the senate for nearly four hours,
IN executive session, ia opposition TO
the confirmation u Attorney General
McReynolds an justice o. the u.
prefps court.
President Wilson has let II be
known that there would be no insist
ence upon passage At this session o.
the bin authorizing the interstate
commerce commission 10 regulate the
issuance OF railroad securities.
Secretary Bryan has cabled all Am
erican embassies and legations In Eu
rope 70 urge Americans TO leave Eu-
rope without delay.
Advocates Of jail sentences for
trust law breakers won a victory IN
the senate and by a vote OF 20 10 II
Incorporated in the pending Clayton
bin Il provision TO make violations OF
tho 'tyIng" contract Aection punish
able by imprisonment.
FOREIGN.
Colonel OTncbichin. Russian milf
tary attache at Paris is quoted by che
Journal an having remarked In an In.
terview that he could say without
lndlscretion that other armies were
about 10 invade eastern Prussia. Az
ter crossing the vistula, he said. the
Russians would march straight %
| Berlin
Formal protest against the burning
~ Louyain by German troops as o
violation OF international laws OF hu
manlty was submitted TO the state
department on Friday by Belgian Min
lister Havenith.
Passengers from Puerto Mexico say
that General Rlueon and his garrl
ron Of 400 men there have revolted
and joined tho former federal sold
iers who reyoltcd at Salina Cruz. thus
giving them control u the isthmlan
railway
Virtually all the wounded men
brought back 10 England from the
front will be- disembarked at TIL
Southampton docks and from ther,
sent 10 the various hospitals In tht
country.
Two small Japanese cruisers drew
the first shots from the Using TIA,
fortificatlons Several shots dropped
around one Of tho cruisers. whereupoI
the vessel fred ono shot In reply ant
withdrew
The commander OF the first Japanes
squadron has reported 20 the nav,
department that his torpedo fiotill
ran into u typhoon. The boats wer
scattered and Eve men lost their Hive
az a result of the storm
Rural guards were attempting 10 ar
rest constitutionalist soldier
Mexico City when comrades came
his rescue and shots were exchang d
The trouble became more seTIcu
when the rural guards withdrew {
the Firth ward police station. Tn
shooting was renewed and continue
FIR half an hour, during which II Il
reported seven persons were killed,
Gen. victoriano Huerta. until re