The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-08-04
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Complete History of the Past
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10 oal al n. ETDy OF years Ol d6eS |
was killed almost instantly when
struck by an unknown bicyclist or BIZ |
cyclists riding on the walk near her
home at Ogden, Utah.
cave-in in a mine tunnel near
American Fork, Utah, entombed four
men.
The opening of the Pueblo-Los An
geles highway via the Grand canyon
of Colorado will be celebrated August
Il at Wolfe Creek pass on top of the
Continental divide in Colorado.
Reno, New, was selected as the
meeting place of the triennial head
camp session in 1919 by the Woodmen
Of the World, Pacific jurisdiction. in
session at Denver.
Gordon Jones, Denver banker, rec
commended for a position on the new
federal farm loan board, wired Sena-
tors Henry B. Hollis and Duncan U.
Fletcher in Washington that he would
be unable to accept the position if it
were rendered him by President Will
| son.
| The bodies of six persons, drowned
in food resulting from cloudburst
near Sunrise, Wyo., have been recov-
cred. The party Of nine were return
! ing in an automobile from a picnic in
the mountains when a wall OF water
/ in Eureka canyon burst upon them.
Two persons were killed and sew
eral others are believed to have been
burned to death when freight train
on the Denver & Rio Grande was con-
sumed by fire following a derailment
west of Pueblo.
Resolutions adopted by the Jane
Jefferson Democratic club of Denver,
pledges support to President Wilson
and "deprecates the ignoble. undigni-
fed and ill-humored heckling to which
some women have subjected the chief
executive of the United States"
DOMESTIC.
Harry ]. SPANIEL, manager of a To-
cal hotel, was given preliminary ex-
animation on charge of killing his
wife and Lieutenant Colonel NJ. G..
Butler, U. S. A, at Alpine, Texas, and
remanded for trial.
Prices of meat animals continue to
climb. They went up one-half of
per cent during the month from June
Is to July Is, the department of ag-
riculture announced July 81, and were
lis per cent higher July 10 than they
were a year ago.
Thirty-five passengers were injured
when Midland Valley train ran into
an open switch at Tulsa, Okla and
crashed head-on into freight train.
Traffic was delayed for several hours.
The garment workers OF New York
City have refused to ratify the agree.
ment entered into by their leaders
with the garment manufacturers as.
sociation and were ordered back on
strike by the president OF the workers
union.
The funeral of James Whitcomb
Riley, the Indiana poet, was held al
his home in Indianapolis. The simple
services were attended by relatives
and a few intimate friends. The fu
neral was private.
The number OF cases of iI2antile
paralysis in the state outside the city
| VI Az" "a n was A4lOlSdSCd " @O1 VII
July %, with the receipt at the state
department of health of notification
of fifteen additional cases.
The Rev. William Perry Eyeland
missionary bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal church for the Philippines
was found dead near Mount Holly
Springs, Pa. He had been electrocut
ed when his steel fishing rod came in
contact with high tension electric
wire.
Roy Hinterliter. 81 years of age, sor
of wealthy farmer, was charged with
having been responsible for the death
of Miss Elizabeth Radcliffe. IT years o.
age, of Paoli. Ind, by coroner's jury
+. at Olney, Ills. Miss Radcliffe dice
Friday night while buggy riding with
, Hinterliter.
Complete returns from 22S countie:
in Texas from Saturdays Democratic
primary election on the proposal tt
! submit a constitutional amendment
. for statewide prohibition showed
For, 1884; against. 1887,
Lumber yards of San Francisco anC
vicinity, tied up since June l. wher
the ringers and stevedores Joined {
! general longshoremen's strike on the
Pacific coast, resumed operation:
J Tuesday with union men who voted t
return to work under the old condi
tons.
Six persons were killed and for
ty-five injured when bomb was eX
ploded in San Francisco on SATURDAY.
during the preparedness parade Thu
; Internal machine exploded az the cor
ner of Stewart and Market streets.
Freddie Welsh. lightweight cham
pion, and Charley White of Chicago
have signed articles for title bout o
twenty rounds to a decision to tax,
place in Colorado Springs. Colo, La
Dor day, September A. The promoter
; guaranteed a purse OF S17,500 for III,