The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-01
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death of Edward T. Secrist, son OF
Thomas f. Secrist, county treasurer.
Scalding hot syrup enveloped his body
I'm the accident.
Japanese in California, Nevada, Utah
and Colorado have increased $4,000
since 1910, according TO census
taken by NJ. Hanihara. Japanese con
sui general at San Francisco.
Seattle has been selected as the site
OF the mining experimental stations
authorized by the last session OF con-
Eress. The other two are TO be locat.
ed at Tucson, Ariz., and Fairbanks.
Alaska, as already announced
Secretary Lane, upon the recon-
mendation of Van Manning, director
of the bureau of mines, selected Seat
Tie for the location of the mining expe-
riment station for the northwest, for
which an appropriation of $4,000 was
made at the last session Of congress.
The Northern Pacific railroad has
hled suit in the federal district court
at Occur d'Alene. Idaho, to test the
validity OF the Adamson eight-hour
law.
More than 800 prisoners at the Ore.
gon state peni,entiary at Salem
crowded into the meeting of the state
board OF control in the prison audi
forum and demanded the resignation
Of Deputy Warden l.. G.. Sherwood.
DOMESTIC.
Inmates OF New York City's prison
hraaA
instead OF wheat bread three days
week, as result of the high cost of
living. Turnips and beets have been
substituted for potatoes.
Combined wheat crops this year OF
fourteen of the worlds grain growing
countries are estimated at TIA per
cent OF last years production.
The Amoskeag Manufacturing com
pany, whose manufacturing plant at
Manchester, N, H., employing $4,000
persons, Is said TO be the largest in
the world, has announced a raise In
wages substantially the same In
amount as given in other textile cities
In New England" to take effect De-
cember 4.
A man Is under arrest at Spalding,
Neb., believed TO be Jean Crones, the
Chicago anarchist, who Is said to
have poisoned 200 prominent guests
OF the University club at a banquet
given Archbishop Mundelein last win
Ter.
Charles Il. Hughes. Republican can
didate for president In the recent cleo
tion, on November 20 sent TO President
Wilson a telegram congratulating him
upon his reelection.
Mrs. Charles A. Samson said to be
the wife of New York broker, leap
At Philadelphia. She was taken to a
hospital In an unconscious condition
and died an hour later.
The Corn Exchange bank Of New
York announced Wednesday that Il
had made u loan Of $26, 100000 to the
Wheat Export company OF Canada
guaranteed by the British government
With returns from all counties II
Arizona except Cochise on the vote foi
governor. Campbell, Republican. Il
elected by plurality of ffty.hve.
The thirty-eighth annual convention
at indianapolis of the National Wo
mans Christian Temperance union nd
Journed November %. Presidents o
the twelve states which made a gaiI
OF 500 or more in membership in tn
last year had charge OF the program o
the last session,
Jack London, best known OF CGlifor
MAS authors, died at his Glen Ellen
Cal. ranch. near Santa Rosa, Cal
November 20. a victim of uremie poiE
oning. in his fortieth year,
Chester A. Congdon OF Duluth. Re
publican national committeeman iron
Minnesota. died at a st. Paul hote
after an illness of two weeks with pleu
risy.
within the last ak months Jspanes
merchants and exporters have invest
cd nearly s50.O0o.00O IN American st
curities, according to estimates il
banking quarters,
Dir William X. Miller, recently free
from the Illinois penitentiary afte
serving six years for the murder q
John Saylor. a prominent banker c
Crescent city. lroquois county, an
Mrs, Lucy NJ. SaylOr widow OF the mu
dered man. were married Tuesday d
Coyington. Ind
The L. s. Steel corporation has al
nounced an increase OF 10 per cent
the wages OF employees OF It's steel an
iron companies. effective December
next
The old residence Of William NJ
Kinley at Canton. Ohio. now the pro
erty Of St. Peters Catholic churc
and used as a residence Tor nurses
Mercy hospital. will be converted int
an annex OF that hospital.
The dry" Chicago campaign ope
ed Monday, when w. J. Bryan "a
dressed a meeting OF the Dry Chicag
federation.
An explosion due, apparently, to