The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-07-30
news OF THE week


Hopp for compromiss on tho HON
ku'e nattsr = rsnswsd in England
Mnsl Caillsux, Who shot Caste,
C>'nstte. no<sd sditor, Il on trial Il
Paris.
On boy in each PUZZLE school Il
0rsxon h 10 b. appointed health IN.
spectew fer his school.
Govsrnment starts suit against New
Haven railroad for the purpose Of dis
solving ~ corporation.
Ths Panama canal win be opsned
August 10 70 vessels not requiring
aors that 30 fset draft.
injured laborsrs In the Canal gone
an running model farm which "
owned By the United States.
Silas christofer~on. noted Pacific
Cost aviator. predicts failure for the
proposed transatlantic fight OF Porte.
Chairman Bsrnca. Of the Republican
committse Sf New York, has sued
Coianai Roosevelt for $50. 900 for libel.
A population Of 5000 Ia ssid TO be-
doomed on tbs island OF Aobs. N. s.
W. X the volcano on 1t continues to
erupA
The engagement Of Attorney Gem
ersl hcReynolds to tho 2l-year-oId
daughter Of Postmaster General Bur
Ieson IL denied.
Masked robbers hold up a Southern |
Pacific train near Los AngeleN and |
force nen and women passengers to /
give up $1,000.
Tsecma's chief Of police was
stricken with heart failure over
sensational play ~ baseball game,
and his life II despaired Of
A sharp earthquake shock was felt
1t vaidez. Alaska. The shock WAS
preceded by several lighter quakes.
No damage has been reported.
A new record Of grain arrivals In
Chicago was set Tuesday with 2271
cars Of grain. Of which 1927 were .
wheat. There are approximately 1900
bsaHhels TO car.
Sudden withdrawal by President
Wilson OF his nomination of Thomas {
ID. Jones, Of Chicago. TO be a member q
OF the Federal Reserve board ended /
the bitter controversy over his con- q
firmation in tho senate. lf
The visit Of the President OF France q
TO Russia il seriously marred by the
general strike of Russian workmen In
protest against the governments pol
Icy In the Bsku oil fields.
pr~s{{zrt p.s-.. -
welcomed on his arrival of kronstadt q
with full naval honors by the emperor p
" Russia The president was accom- 81
e@nied BY Premier vivixni. II
A boy about IS years Of age. dressed !, :
n rags, was discovered by forest :
singer In Eastern Multnomah county. =
Ore. The boy refuses to give his name :,
md his identity is mystery. "
A $50. 900 prize bull will be trans N
'orfed about New York state In spe- ~
Tally htted automobile for exhibition ~
'urposes, attended by three men. 81
Many persons were killed and enor-
nous damage was done TO property In al
budapest. Hardly single boat on
he Danube escaped the effects Of the h'
torn. s,
TX
Hindus TO the number of 1852 held Al
the immigration officials at Van ss
ourer. Il. G.. have been escorted 10 q,
lilies out 10 sea on their return to of
ndia. .,
The premature explosion of 400 "
ound dynamite charge ut Cucaracha M
|ide, Panama. killed Eve workmen. pi
'ur OF them white. and severely in VI
ircd one white man and II coiorcd. 70
he workmen were aboard the drill IN
Arge Ieredo. which was wrecked and
INK in the channel.
An arson squad Of militant sui.
'ngettes set fire to and DESTROYED A m
rye unoccnpied mansion at Rlrmine- s,
am. England. a quantity Of cotton re
COL soaked with petrol had been ais In
ipoted about the place and the flames IN
ere then set 70 IL. A batch Of suf- br
sgette literature was found In the DO
einify.
IN the big suspension bridge across a ''''
e river at Oregon City. built 25 ~
'srs ago. Il WAS discovered that an ~
tire series Of heavy bolts was omit "a
d. The lack of the bolts caused the W
'idge 10 sway when an automobile or
'ssy load passed owe. il. The error
a. discovered when general repairs
ere begun. on
ma
BY vote Of 1878, 400 shares To WA
.. the stockholders Of the New York ser
sntrnl railroad At special meeting Go
Buffalo, n. Y. voted 20 approve br,
e consolidation Of the New York on
sntrsl with the Lake Shore 4 Mlchl- DO,
IA Central and other allied lines. The Ba
sorAble vote represented more than we
so-thirds Of the capital stock OF 2.
8. 900 shares Va
Senator Walsh. Of Montana. who n
Gently Investigated conditions nj ,
rite, Mont, growing out Of riots be- A.
'een regular and seeding members
the Western Federation of Miners. pre-
Aed on President Wilson and told fe'
m he thought the chances OF settling cal
e trouble were excellent. He aid As
4 believe there would be any peces- ma
" OF Federal interference. pos
Mo
The War department has lust LET a ufs
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