The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-06-24
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WoHan suffrage was discsssed in IN,
'sgis'stusss u n states tbs past year
Germany practically concede~ tina
0reses win enter ths war with TN
allie.
Willisn Howard Taft hes be<n msd.
president q = league Of nations to pro
mets wosA psnc>.
Aftsr surrpndering to German sub
Marine, British vessel makes her %
eaps and safely rssehss port
Many taxicab m<ters In Portlsns
havs be~n found faulty by the cit,
seaisr II weights and measures.
Il u nov reported Great Britain viii
bsGin N Offensive campaign and tire
msndoos attack on German lines 1,
planned
Formal notice has been given the
State department that mail pouche.
destined for Sweden have been opened
In England.
The u. 8. bsttIeship Colorado ID
despatched from San Diego. Cal. 70
Mexican ports TO quslI riotinx Of Y Hqui
Indiana. who are destroying American
property.
A wealthy stockmAn Of Baker, Ore
ron. has "cornercd" the wool market
and has shipped his immense purchase
to Portland, where he viii; hold II for
advanced prices.
Ths worlds grand prix In art has
bssn awarded TO Frank Duvencck. of
Kentucky, by the award jury Of the
Panama Pacific Exposition. Mr.. Du-
vsneek. who IL portrsitIst. was the
unanimcos choice Of the jury Of as
men.
The Canadian aviator who was first
To destroy . Zeppelin. falls to his
death. together with Henry Beach
Ns~dhsm. the American newspaper
writer. when they were making a
flight In search Of material for news
p~p~r article.
Governor Hunt. Of Arizona. will do
tssmins whether the drcsdnsught Ari.
<ons. TO be launched at the New York
navy yard. will b. christened with
vine or water. or both. Secretary
Daniels said be had referred Che ques-
ticn and personally had nothing TO do
with II.
II 10 officially announced that the
Italian submarine Aeduss has been
torpedoed and sunk by an Austrian
submarine. The Mciuxs was 4 vessel
Of 2<i tons and was built In 1911. She
had speed Of 10 knots above water
and eight knots submerged. Her or
binary complement was Ia men.
Mabel Harmon. aged 20. declared
10 be the hessisst woman In Kansas.
died In Harlan. Kan. IA the result Of
. stomach silment. She weighed 500
pounds When she attended the local
school In her girlhood days. Il was
nsce<sAry 10 enlarge the door Of the |
school house. She has younger sister
who weighs 500 and lie said to be still |
growing. The parents are average
sine.
The will Of the late Mrs. Frank Les
lie. bequssths 81. 500. 900 to the cause
Of woman suffrage.
England Is making full compensa-
ton To American shippers OF cotton
eonfsested by that government.
Recovery Of King Constantine. Of
Greece. who Is suffering from pneu.
mcnia. Is now thought probable.
The o.-w. r. AN. railroad com.
p@ny Is planning extensive extensions
to tia lines In many parts Of Oregon.
Losses In the British navy up to May
81, total S.b47. Of this number SEAS /
were killed. the rest wounded or MISS
ing.
Warning factions In Mexico have de-
eided on Manuel vasqusx Tsgle. min
ister Of justice In the cabinet Of Mad.
Gro. as the probable new president OF
Mexico. General carranxs has not vet
joined the coalition movement.
German Socialists at a meeting IN
Munich arc reported 10 have denounced
King Ludwig. Of Bavaria. because OF
the speech recently made by him con
corning the annexation Of Belgium.
According to dispatches the Socialists
are reported to have said that Belgium
must be independent again no matter
how the war results.
A class Of l4e new cadets has been
admitted TO West Point Military AeAA-
emy, which includes one Chinese, X.
Wang.
The House Of Commons has voted an /
additional war credit Of 81, $50. 0OO.-
900. and the previous records show
that the war Is costing England sl5,-
900. 900 daily.
Miss Genevieye Clark. daughter Of
Champ Clark. speaker Of the house Of
representatives. will be married the
latter part Of this month. Members
Of congress have given her a necklaee
containing IS diamonds.
Refugees from many ports In Mex
leo arriving At Galveston, Tex, state
that many men. women and children
are dying daily Of starvation.
Three hundred and forty-two cases
Of typhus had been reported In Austria
In the week ended June s, according
TO = dispatch received by the Temps
from Berne, Switzerland.
Crest Britain has made formal pro-
test to Washington for aeronautical
x~fds kv Coro.orv M, ~..d<.~ - a.