The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-09-10

fNTERmoUNTAiN.

OF automobile bandits who terrorized
Butte with frequent holdups and who
was wounded in the right leg, donned
old clothes worn by workmen repair
ing the city Jail and made his escape
by walking past the jailer detectives
and half dozen others in the jailer's
office.
George Lang and ]. L. Martin, held
in Denver for alleged completely in re
cent Salt Lake robberies, are also
wanted in Grand Junction, according
to telegram received by the chief
of police.
Owing to more favorable weather
conditions, the forest fire situation in
Oregon shows improvements although
several fires in the state are still I'M
controlled
A conspiracy to disrupt the Nation
al Guard of Colorado and to secure
wholesale indictments of state officers
and coal mine operators was charged |
in a partial report of the military
court of inquiry made public at Den
yer by order of Governor George A.
Carlson.
The bodies of Mrs. John j. Pershing
and her three daughters were buried
at Cheyenne in a single grave. Mrs
Pershing and three young daughters
persisted in a fire at the Persidio mill
tary reservation at San Francisco last
week.
DOMESTIC.
A resolution declaring against the
shipment of war munitions from this
country to European belligerents and
urging congress to buy up all NUM-
tions factories, so as to make ship
ments impossible, will be brought be-
fore the national convention of the
Friends of Peace, at Chicago.
delegation OF Mexicans has mott
fed the civil authorities at Phoenix,
Ariz., that unless a celebration Of the
Mexican independence day, Septem- !
Der 16. were permitted, trouble could
not be avoided. Since a riotous
demonstration five years ago on Sep
TENDER 16, celebration has been for
hidden.
Kil-So-Quon, a Miami Indian prin-
cess, reputed to be los years old, died
at her home near Wabash, Ind She 6
had been i'll for several weeks. =
Major General George w. Goethals, =
governor of the Panama canal zone,
in an address before the Common :
wealth club of San Francisco, said it
was hoped ito get every bit of loose
earth out of the canal channel by L
next year.
Every employee in New York's :.
4,500 restaurants and hotels assisting
in preparation and serving of food
has been notified by the board of
health that they must secure forth "
with certificates stating that they are =,
free from infectious diseases and that M M
in the future they must submit to an - -
nual examination. -
Five little girls lost their lives in -
the fire which destroyed the st. Fran ~ ~
els Girls Directory, fve-story frame -
structure at San Francisco.
The Chesapeake & Ohio grain ele- -,
vator "a" at Newport News, Va, one -
of the largest in the United States -
was destroyed by fire with 49,
loss estimated at $2000,000. First re -,
ports of fatalities were not verified. W,
The entire torpedo-boat fotilla Of
the Atlantic fleet has completed
sporting practice" off the Virginia II,
capes and has returned to Hampton 80
roads. -
The three submarines of the "F
group, remaining since the loss of the 81
Inflated F-4 were put out of commits ~
sion Sunday when the United States -, 49,,
steamer Supply crashed into the hotil 80
la while docking at Honolulu ~
A new slide in the Panama cana ne
has blocked the passage of all ships oh
including the steamers Kroonand anc
Finland. There are twenty-five yes %
sells at different points along the cana
waiting for the reopening of traffic ~,
Ernest Reeder, saloonkeeper and NJ
one of the more than 100 men indict on,
ed along with Thomas Taggart and ~,
Mayor Joseph F. Bell, charged with
to commit felonies in the ond
primary and election Of 1914, pleaded -
guilty at Indianapolis ~
Two Americans were murdered by ~; ~
Mexican bandits near Brownsville, % 2,
Texas, on Thursday, while the Mexi =
,ans lost one man in a running fight -. ~
viths American soldiers following the 'no
murder Gun
William Howard Taft advocated pre- . s-9
aredness for war illustrated its ne -
nj ~ on oddrass o. tha ponon,opo beel
;eo avnosit;or do1;uarod ~ sraf, is o.
ay" exercises.
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ada will go into dry dock at Brook loSu
n on October IL. The trials will be ',,
n ON the Penobscott course on DC -
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