The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-04-09
RECORD or THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN aRlEFgsr
MANNER POSSIBLE.
Happenings THAT Are Making History
information Gathered from All
Quarters Of ths Globe and
Given IN q Few Lines.
INrERmcuNTAiN.

ny the federal grand Jury on a charge
Of faisifying the books OF the bank.
Wyoming has refused to modify its
sweeping livestock quarantine against
sill It's neighhoring states.
Tse.Nah-Gat. whose attempted ar
rest on charge OF murder caused
the recent Piute Indian uprising al
Blum Utah, has been lodged In jail at
Denver. 70 await trial on charge of
killing Juan Cacon, Mexican. on the
Ute reservation In March. 1914.
The question OF whether Harry Ed
gar Hillen Is moral degenerate is
raised by his attorney In petition
MED In the supreme court at Denver,
wherein the attorney contends that
Hillen Is entitled to new trial
Hiilen has been sentenced TO be hang.
ed June 90.
A Mexican. believed TO be Joan
Diex. Is held IN the county Jail at
lutte. awaiting the arrival OF am Of
hcer from Pocatelio, Idaho. 10 Identify
him. The prisoner denies that he ID
the Dies who Is wanted at Pocatello
Tor completely In the murder of a dep.
uty sheriff during sail break.
w. p Slaughter OF Dallas, Texas,
president Of the defunct Mercantile
National bank. was arraigned at Pu.
ehlo, Colo, charged with the emhez.
element Of $4,000 county funds
which were on deposit Ia the bank.
Four persons, members Of promi.
neni pioneer Seattle families. we're
drowned In the nuwamish river when
an automobile belonging TO Mrs. Nor.
gan J carweek ran of bridge at
Allentown, ten miles south OF Seattle
DOMESTIC.
David Starkey, OF Ottawa. H.. ac-
cording TO sheriff Davis, has confess.
sd that he started the Are which de.
stroyed his house and burned his
wife and baby to death. ssarkey Ii
said 70 have confessed that he attack
ed his wife before firing the house.
w y. Mullen. convicted by a jury
At EI Paso, Texas. OF the charge OF
numbering Maurice Rosenberg, form.
erly OF San Francisco. was sentenced
70 serve thirty.fiye years in the state
prison.
John Hall and Walter Owens. ne
groes convicted OF murder. were cleo.
trocnted in the state penitentiary at
Little Rock. Ark.
District Judge Frank p. Gresyer
was shot and probably fatally wound.
ed An the street at Ia Flores. Texas.
A. y Humes, said TO have shot Judge
Greeyer. shot and killed himself
shortly afterward The shooting was
said 70 have been over court deci.
sion.
Corporal Langdon Of the United
States coast artillery was shot and
killed and three other American sol
diers were injured one OF them serious.
". In a riot at Colon. The soldiers
were engaged In patrol duty in the
iendeFloiE district.
Charles |. Stager. former customs
examiner. was found guilty In the
Gnited States district court at New
York " violating the federal statutes
prohibiting the diyuiging OF trade Sc
'erts in relation to the importation or
oreign merchandise and prices OBJ
aimed In an official and confidential !
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Five employees Of the Equitable Pow. 2
Ter company, including Charles A. Col.
URN superintendent. we're killed
Then an explosion wrecked the press
nih Al the plant i've miles from All ,
on. Ills. v
Customs receipts for March totaled
ls.5S6,3z5, the greatest sum collect.
q during any one month since the e
atbreak Of the European war. Al 7,
bat rate the treasury officials expect Y
be fiscal years customs collections
Ill fan only sl0.000,00O below the es. v
mate Of s2zO,00o.0o0. 81
4 Houghtcn. Mich, dispatch states N
aat The Copper Range mines has II
nnounced that they would Increase v
ages ~ per cent. beginning al once. g
he advance restores the scale 10
30 standard which was reduced s.
pom the outbreak OF the European Il
ar. In
az oAoaHt 81 tue french Govern a'
ient credil placed with the New
ork syndicate. consisting OF j. pier 10
ont Morgan. the National CITY bark eI
ID the First National bank has been 81
xed al s50,o00.o0G. Ia
As . result Of the navy depart.
ent's authorization or $4,000 for al
e work Of raising the submarine u
4. believed 10 be water-logged on III
e ocean bed Just outside the harbor OF
itrance, officials at Honolulu, under
e leadership Of Lieutenant c. Il n
NTH. submarine iiotiila commander Il,
'ye made plans for salvage opera. ~
ms on big scale
One sing 81 the state insane asy. an
"A Al Fort Supply. Oklahoma. burn. b.
March 30, and four Of the 600 in as
ates are missing One guard was so 81
~ burned that he may die lw,