The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
BRIEF REVIEW Of |
A Weeks Events
RECORD or THE ImPoRrLr
HAPPENINGS IN ITEM
lied FORM
Home and Foreign News es,h,-
From Al Quarters Of the wor.
and Prepared for Busy m,a
INTERMouNTAIN.

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A concurrent resolution was pas.
by both houses OF the Idaho lesit,
ture instructing Governor Ale1anS.
to inform President Wilson that 4
state stands firmly behind him VI
all resource at It's command in u
present international crisis.
The anti.alien land bill which
Gently passed the lower hous.
Idaho's legislature was killed by q
senate by viva voce. without q vote
the negative.
A troop. First Montana cavalry. h
left Douglas. Ariz.. for Fort Wills
Henry Harrison. Mont. in accorda,s
with the recent war department :
der for their withdrawal from bort
service.
Governor withercombe Of 0rtu
on Friday signed the absolute pm.
bition bill recently passed by the \
islature. and Immediately II boon
law. No more orders for liquor. y
mitted under the previous law. can !
sent. but mail-order houses In Oh,
states have ave days in which 10 4
orders now on hand.
Oregon's anti.alien land hill "
withdrawn from the Legislature \
Senator George r. Wilbur. DemoeB
who introduced II because. ~ he sal
he did not want % handicap PRESSES
Wilson with possible Japanese comy0
cations during the present in,,D
tional crisis.
DOMESTIC.
General Pershlng at the head
ten thousand soldiers crossed the b
der from Mexico on Monday an
ten months spent In pursuit Of .
bandit villa.
The status Of Germans aboard c
'war.bound merchant vessels In Ans
lean ports will be the same ~ a
other aiiens1f they come ashore 7,
break with Germany has not aifeet'
them In any way.
Three persons were probably iah
ly injured and twelve others were Il
seriously hurt when Chicago. Ro'
island a Pacific fast passenger tn
No. Z. Chicaso to Denver. was wrss
cd near Walnut, Iowa.
Mrs. Margaret Sanger. birth cont
advocate. convicted OF disssmina,s
information prohibited By Law, v
sentenced TO thirty days In the wo'
house at New York.
President Harry Klmball Of the Ne
lngton Arms company has been I
mally enlisted In the naval reserve
Rear Admiral Palmer. chief Of
bureau OF navigation. A head Of
big munitions works. Mr.. Kimban
now subject 10 the orders OF the "a
and In the event OF war viii be
signed TO manage his own plant
An attempt was made Saturday
scuttle the United States torpedo y
destroyer Jacob Jones by opening .
eral OF her seaeocka at the Philat
phla navy yard, according to relh
reports.
The entire national guard OF Y
York state aud the naval militia u
ordered out Saturday night by Q
Charles $. whitman. The militia
been ordered 90 protect all bridges
German-Americans In mass meet
at Toledo. o.. adopted a resolul
proposing that the question Of
or peace between the United Sia
and Germany be submitted 90
American people by a rcfercnd
vote.
N Six men were found dead In Il
rooms in 81. Louis. asphyxiated
gas escaping from small hea
stoves. Four OF the men. pacl
house laborers. were found in
room In hotel where they y
staying over night Two others
In a boarding house,
The Cherokee Indian nation
p volunteered its services 20 the e
try IN the event OF war. A teleg
signed by W G. Rogers. prime
chief OF the Chorokees, has been
90 the war department asking
privilege ot organiling a regiment
Mrs Mursarot Sanger. blrth.cun
. advocate, aud her assistant Miss "a
Mondel wes found guiliy al ;
York OF disseminating Information
hidden by law.
Conscription 10 build up an Al
for the cOun,rys defense, NOV
war o. on us," and for the future
we'll was advocated by former 7
ldnt William No. TAFT In am addl
sunday az New York.
Il Is reported that virtually aIl
. machinery ana engines OF the i've
] three German steamers lying In 7
. ipplne ports have been .damaged
their crews
Six persons were killed. and 2
two we're injured when passen
train was wrecked near Croms
Iowa.
European countries took GO per
Of American exports In 1915, as sh'