The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-10-10
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Complete History Of the Past
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league has left j. 4. Koberg, one Of the
directors Of the newly formed league,
minus his Japanese workers and with
a truck farm on his hands at the bust.
est season Of the year,
One Of the largest deals in roses IN
Portlands experience was concluded
a few days ago, when u. g. Hill Of
Richmond, Ind, purchased 100000 cut
tings and offered 10 take 100000
mex. year.
The engineer was killed and two
flremen badly hurt when light en-
Rine and passenger train on the
Rimini branch Of the Northern IN.
clhc coliided head-on near Helena,
Mont. IA a fog. A score Of passen-
gers we're injured. none seriously.
The lower house Of the Utah lcgls-
laiure. In special session, adopted a
memorial favofing the ratification OF
the treaty of peace and league Of ma
tions covenant without amendments.
En- route from Puget Sound to santa
Barbara on its official trial trip, the
Y. S. s, Idaho the latest superdread-
nought to be added 10 the Pacific
fleet, passed Golden GATE, San Fran
cisco. Tuesday. The Idaho Is undergo
ing its official final acceptance trial.
Heads OF the educational systems
Of California Nevada Idaho, Utah and
Arizona met az the state capitol at
Sacramento to formulate standard
program Tor teaching habits Of thrift
IN the public schools
DOMESTIC.
Five dead and 1--WE wounded made
mp the list of white casualties as a
result 81 the uprising OF negroes In
the vicinity OF Elaine, Ark.
United States Senator Hiram w.
johnson al luncheon at San Fran
cisco told more than one thousand of
San Eranclseo's most prominent wo-
men that the peace treaty with rs
Shaniung provision Is a blot on Amerl-
can honor and that the league OF ma
iions as now constituted would make
America party TO perpetuating this
and other wrongs.
III the league Of nations IL 20 break
down we must prepare to iight,' Her
bert Hoover, formerly economic direc.
tor for the supreme war council, told
the students Of Stanford university In
an address NJ palo Alto, Cal.
Two white men, Clinton Lee and
J. A. Happen Of Helena, and seven ne
groes are known 10 be dead at Elaine
Arkansas, as result OF clashes be
tween d posse searching for the per
sons who from ambush fired upon ant
killed w y, Adkins, railroad speela
agent.
United States Senator James A. ReeS
vas egged from the stage nj Convention
hall, Ardmore. Okla, as he was beini
introduced by the mayor In prepare
ton for his speech against the treat,
and the league Of nations,
Thousands OF skilled aud unskille,
workmen IN Pacific coast shlpyurd
struck on October !. 20 enforce dc
mands for wage Increases. The walk
out followed the failure Of the EN-
plOyees 10 grant the men wage in
crease of cents an hour
Zen thousand members Of New Yorl
City printing trades uulouss went o.
strike, October /. for i4-hour weel
and weekly increase Of Sl4 IN IN,
wage scale. The strike Is without th
sanction Of the international officers
II Is estimated $50 plants are affected
Gen Patrick Egan, one Of the found
ers OF the home rule movement IN Ire
land and former United States min
lister 10 Chile, died at the home OF hi
daughter in New York, after an Hines
OF several weeks.
John Mitchell. former president o
the United Mine Workers OF America
left an estate Of $4,000, mostly II
stock and bonds, according to petl
ton for letters Of administration Il
White Plains, n. Y.
Troops are now ON duty ut Omaha
and officials are confident there vii
be no further outbreak of the rae
rloting which ON Sunday resulted Il
the death of two persons, injuries 4
several score of others, an attempt L
lynch Mayer Ed L. Smith and partia
destruction by fire of the county court
house.
Secretary of Labor Wilson was elias
sitied with the Socialists by RalpI
Ingalls, Of New York, in an addres
before the convention of the American
Bankers association at st. Louis.
Four men were severely burned 1
an explosion in the boiler room Of tn
destroyer Greene off Key West,
The army plane flying "around tn
rim of the United States" under con
lnand of Lieutenant Colonel II. S
Hartz, arrived at Spokane on Sunda
from Missoula. Mont, where it ha
been held two days after encountei
ing snow and hail storms and fores
fire smoke.
Bankers and flnanciers can speedil
check the spread of radicalism in I'll