The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-06-15

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A dsezss Of divorce 10 granted b
Mn C1nsde Crshanns- White, Ia Lon
don, fers1sfiy Misc Dorothy Taylor, o
Nv Yerk. from her husband III svi
a4nf.
Senator Boesh Of Idaho, writes III
mexieaa plank for Lbs Republican
party. He wss asked BY Sensto
Ledcs 70 Do this because Of his we'll
known views Of President Wilson
msxiean policy.
On aeeoua& Of ths general strike II,
Nocway government las pas~ed lsv
pfuhibtting the sale or Importation 81
eexuaG ifqurrx wins md beer. and TN
ehipHsns OF liquors Throughout th<
countxy. Th> pojie> also have beer
or9srsd 70 prevent The serving Of wink
nud beer IN restaurants.
AnsrieAn marines and HsitIsn
gsndsrm~s killed the revolutionary
ehisfs WeI@iiuz and Codio. and nips Of
the@s n<n ia fight n<sr Fonds Yer
reees Sunday. No mention Of Amefi-
cen casualties II made In the State d.
rartn~at Dispatch reporting tbs Incl
dnet.
csosxs 4. Ssndsss vies president
and epneral manager Of the Oregon
Utah suk<r company. announced-fh
sale Of tbs Grants Pass sugar factsxS
q tbs company. now under consfrue.
tIon Il Grants Pass. Or. to the Utah
Idaho Sugar company. Of Salt Lake
City.
Checks for the Austrsins all along
th< line Of their attack Ia the Southern
Tyrol are reported by tho Italian war
ofhee Tbs important Conni zugns
position In the Adigs valley IL still
hrnly held. while near Campo Mulo.
northeast Of Asisgo. an Italian counter
attack ~ns notably nuceessful.
A bin pending in tho house to give
exclusive hshing rights 10 persons al |
Ing surveys on trap sites WAS attacks
BY Delegate Wickersham. Of Alaska. |
- putting the Pacific salmon industry
into the hard. Of trust. A eombins- |
t'on already has surveyed all salmon |
trap xstss. Wiekssshxm declared.
A defeat for the Russians sttcmpt-
Ing 10 advance on Bsgdsd il reported /
BY the Turkish war Office. Near
khxnikin. about as miles northeast Of
bsxdsd on Nay II. says the state
u'ent. the Russians were outmxneuv-
cred BY the Turks ard their envcioping /
columns dispersed and put 10 fight.
Fort vaus. one Of tbs verdun do
fsnses- has been captured by the Ger
man troops. according to the official
statement Issued from the Berlin
besrdqusrtsrs What remained Of the
French garrison finally surrendered,
And an attempt 10 relieve tho fort |
Tuesday resulted In the capture by the |
Germans Of 700 unwoundsd prisoners.
The Hswiey Pulp a Paper company.
of Oregon City. announces charge In /
tts mills from the two-khift TO the
thr~e-shift plan. More than 60 more
msn will be employed under the now
arrangement.
Russian forces have won great sue
ee<>es along the front from the Pripst
marshes to the Roumsnisn frontier.
according 20 an official announcement /
from Ps<rogrsd. II Ia stated that the |
kassisns took IA. 900 prisoners.
The British destroyer Aessts. which
The Germans reported they had sunk.
has arrived At a northeast coast port 4
under TOW Of another destroyer. The
sh<ii which put her out OF action. after
she had been In the thick Of tbs fght- |
ing for 40 msnutes. exploded in the
snxine-rcom. killing Ave men.
One hundred and eight precincts out
Of a total Of 22s7 In the state Of Iowa
give for suffrage 5000. against. II. oe2. !
The U. 4. Supreme court holds that
intcrurbsn electric ears. crossing state
lines. are xfncnAble 10 this safety sp-
piisnce act. although they move for
part Of the route IN city service. |
Conviction Of the Spokane & Inland
Empire Railroad company. operating
from Spokane TO Occur d'Alene. Idaho.
for failure to comply with the act. was
upheld and 1880 fine imposed.
Every state In the Union Is repre-
scented among the 100 men who have
arrived ~ the first pisttsburg. N. Y,
camp Of military instruction.
Only the signature Of President viii
son 10 now lacking to complete the
final enactment Of the Oregon and Cal
Norma Immigrant law. the house hay
ing ratified the conference report.
The suit brought by George ]. Gould
and other trustees Of the estate Of jay
Gould to recover $l.74l. 900 from the
ST. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
railway was dismissed by Federal
Judge Hand.
The U. s. Supreme court interpreted
the Harrison Federal Drug Act of
1914, making it unlawful for any per-
son not registered under the law to
have opium in his possession, as apply
ing only to those who deal in the drug
and not to those who use it.
Possible danger that the present
strike of the Butte Workingmen's
Union might spread. to the mines was
dissipated when the electricians in the
employ Of the mining companies met
and determined not to go out in sym
PATTY with the smaller unions of the
city under any circumstances.