The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-27

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league Of nations until the senate has
ratified or rejected the peace treaty
and the American position has been
definitely established concerning the
league.
villa will make no reprisals upon
American property and lives in Mexico
because American troops drove his
men back from the border. Il courier
from Villas camp near villa Ahuma-
da, who arrived at FL Paso on an inn
portant mission, declared.
Right Of Ohio voters to approve or
disapprove the action of the state leg
islature in ratifying federal constitu-
tional amendments has been upheld by
Judge +. B. Dillon of the Franklin
county common pleas court.
More than 100 returned service men
raided the Stockton headquarters OF
the /. w w, tearing all of the signs
from the building and daubing the
front of the place with yellow paint.
WASHINGTON.
w lliiE TIT -EllAtt " do iii ESlAdllE bNEE
the issues of the league of nations con-
trOversy on Friday in four hours Of
running debate. league opponents
started a revival Of sentiment for some
definite action on the subject.
Attorney General Palmer at the first
public hearing in the fight to prevent
confirmation by the senate of his APP
pointment turned sharply upon his ac-
cusers and boldly charged that they
We're aligned with German interests
in concerted attempt to discredit his
administration as alien property Gus
todian.
|. Congressional investigation of ex.
penditures of the war department was
opened on June 10, with Sergt Charles
b. Malcolm of company L., 23d en-
glneers. who has just returned from
France, testifying that he personally
had seen large quantities of govern
ment property. both new and old, wan,
tonly destroyed by fire.
Representative Galliyan, Democrat
of Massachusetts, III an attack on the
administration of Postmaster General
Burleson, declared it would be a great
relief TO the people of the United
States if President Wilson .would hur
nv home and clean house in his official
family"
Continued high records in exports il
May gave the United States a foreign
trade credit of S3,JO5,0OO,00O for th'
nrst eleven months of the fiscal year
| Sill, 100000 greater than the record il
1917.
FOREIGN.
/ The German cabinet headed b!
Philip Scheidemann has resigned. Thu
/ cabinet, although it has resigned, vii
continue in office temporarily unit
i President Ebert has been able t,
/ form a new one.
7 Captain D. z. Walls of Honolulu an,
crew of seven of the schooner Luka
\ forty days overdue from Suva, Fiji is
lands, are believed by shipping men a
Honolulu TO be marooned on Flint is
land, one thousand miles south o
Honolulu, and in great danger o
death by starvation.
An internal machine sent to Dl
Manuel Trejo Castillo, civil judge o
Santa Ana, in western Salvador
caused the death of the judge and SCI
ious injury to servant.
Delayed dispatches received from III
frontier of eastern Galicia state tina
the Ukrainian army is concentrate
between Gbrucz and the Dniester rivel
The Ukrainians have attacked TarnC
pol and have penetrated the town.
! One hundred and fifty person, il
GLIDING many children, are reporte
killed or injured in the destruction b
fire of motion picture theatre 6
Mayaguez, Porto Rico.
The Italian government resigned
June 10, following an adverse vot
against it in the chamber of deputie
Premier Orlando in announcing hi
resignation and that of the cabin,
said King Victor Emmanuel had r.
served decision as to acceptance.
J A mandate has been issued at Peki
accepting the premier's resignation an
appointing Kung Hsin-Chun minist'
of finance, as acting premier Kur
Hsin-Chun has agreed to act for te
days only.
All the American soldiers now hay
left Archangel except the engineer
Who are cleaning up the American ba:
there and will. sail before June 80.
Unrest among Canadian soldiers
England because of continued pos
ponement of homeward sailings Gu
minated in an attack by 400 Canadian
on the EPSON police station. Sever
policemen were wounded, one so Sc
iously that he died.
In consequence of riots at Liyerpot
Cardiff and elsewhere, in which Ct
ored men have participated the Britii
: government has decided TO repatria
e at the earliest possible moment 1
/ aliens who came to England duril