The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-20
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INTERMouNrAIN.

bard of Colorado has flled a comics.
sion OF error In the case of John II.
Lawson. former district president and
international board member OF the
United Mine Workers OF America.
who was convicted OF murder In con
nection with the strike in the south
ern Colorado coal fields in 1914. The
attorney general recommends that
Lawson be freed.
possible conspiracy to blow up
the mines OF the Standard Coal com
pany at Standardvilie was the pivotal
object of an examination OF Fritz
Schmidt. q German, arrested at Salt
Lake City.
More than twenty tons OF vegeta-
bles. principally potatoes have been
contracted for by the Denver Trades
and Labor assembly to be sold at
cost To persons AFFILIATED with the
body In an effort TO reduce the cost
of living
Fearing that the carcasses OF
starved elk strewn along the Gardiner
and Yellowstone rivers may cause an
Mont has appealed to state health
authorities to have the animals buried
A passenger train ran into snow
slide near Park City. Utah. and was
derailed. but no lives were lost.
An ordinance passed by the Salt
Lake City council provides that the
merchants license shall be abolished
January !. 1918.
DOMESTIC.
Charged with making alleged threats
against the life OF the president. Paul
w, Kaucher. 20 years old was ar
rested at Little Rock, Ark, by federal
officers. Kaucher formerly was a
member OF the Arkansas national
guard,
Repairs on some OF the German lin
ers seized ut New York by the federal
authorities upon the declaration that IA
state of war exists with Germany has
been begun by squad of hundred
machinists under the direction OF gov
eminent experts.
Or. Ernest Sekunna and Wolf Won
Igel. Germans, and Chandra Chakra
berty and Heramba Gupta, Hindus
were indicted by federal grand jury
at New York for alleged conspiracy In
setting ON foot military expedition
In this country against friendly ma
ton
The American schooner M. ID, Ores
aey. which left New York April fol
Havre with general cargo, was sunl
during gale, when about 200 miles
southeast Of Sandy Hook
The destruction OF a German sub
marine through striking a mine with,
the U-boat was Smelling British horse
transport was described ut New Yorl
by an oye.witness--an officer ON 1
Dutch steamship recently arrived.
Charged with controlling IS pc
cent Of the countrys news print pape
production and using their power II
restraint OF trade In violation of tn
sherman antitrust law, six paper man
ufacturers and a banker prominent II
financing news print paper oompanie
we're indicted by the federal gram
Jury at New York
A bin TO prohibit the sale of II
toxieating liquors for beverage pu
poses was passed by the New Ham,
shire senate. Ii TO ., II approved b
the governor IL will become effectiy
May /. 1918.
Warnings sent out April II frol
San Francisco that German subma
ines were operating In the Pacif
served to renew interest In stoI
related there several days previous b
man who claimed he saw &c
man submarine last Saturday mes
GuaymAs. Sonora. In the Gulf
California.
A statement made by a high q
fieial of the Eddystone AmmunttiC
corporation at Chester. Pa, place
the blame OF the disastrous explostC
gu a disloyal employe. who is thougl
TO have sacrificed his life with Il
1i6 known dead. most of whom we
girls and young women,
An accidental explosion OF powd,
In the decorating department of Il
government arsenal at Frankford,
suburb OF fhllAuelRhla, Wntfe AIhulat
tion Is being manufactured in gre
quantities. killed Philip McNally al
fatally injured Joseph Miller
Or Frederick wishard 45 years oil
president OF the American Dental :
ciety, Is dead at Los Angeles as q
result Of an automobile accident,
The steamer Eastland. which turn
over in the Chicago river In July. Ia
With loss OF SIS lives. is being c,
yerted into a gunhoat to be ready {
service July l.
Richard olney. statesman. once 81
rotary OF state and always a not
student OF international AFFAIRS. al
al his home in Boston, at ieh a
OF 81.
Sailors OF the German auxnis
cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm. intern
at Fort Mcpherson. Ca. will be put
work raising vegetables as soon
Arrangements can be COMPLETED.