The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-10-24
NEWS Of A WEEK IN
CONDENSED FORM
RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN BRiEFEsT
MANNER POSSIBLE.
HappsnIrps That Are Making History
information Gathered fran Al
ousrters Of the Globe ana
Given In o Few Lines,
lNTERmoUNTAln.

man In Seattle. was arrested ON an
indictments returned by New York
grand jury october 3, charging him
aud others with selling 1'jsoveig-Ken-
neeott Copper company mining stock
after making fraudulent represents
Hons regarding the company's Claims
in Alaska.
Rear Admiral Richardson Glover, U.
5. NJ, retired, died on a train west Of
Cheyenne He was on his way TO his
home in Washington, ID G.. from Cal.
ifornia. Admiral Glover was 70 years
old.
Alterations that came mp when
John Bantelloni %, an Italian recently
discharged from the American army,
wanted 10 marry Marie, daughter of
Steve Melleh, prominent Serbian Of
bingham, Utah. resulted IN shooting
fray ut Bnntelloni's house, In which
BantelIoni. Melch and Tom Babich,
another Serbian, were all fatally
wounded
Lieut.. French Kirby, pilot. aud Lieut.,
Stanley g. Miller observer, of airplane
No. A In the transcontlnental mir der
by, were Killed at Castle Rock, Utah,
when their plane, travelling westward,
fell distance of approximately 200
feet.
With several Of It's teeth missing,
but with enough TO curb I, w. Wism,
an antl-radlcal ordinance was passed
by the Seattle city council.
Lumber Workers Industrial union
No. 500, Industrial Workers OF the
World, have called a strike In logging
camps IN eastern Washington, north
ern Idaho and western Montana.
DOMESTIC.
The Vernon club OF The Pacific Coast
league won the western minor league
baseball championship by defeating ST.
Paul club Of the American association
ia the Inst of nine-game series ut
Los Angeles. Vernon won live games
Of the series. aud 81. Paul four,
A suggestion that Great Britain
share the control Of Gibraltar with the
United States was made by Henry Nor
genthau ON his return from seven
months trip abroad. primarily az chair
man Of committee appointed by
President Wilson 10 investigate pog-
roms Ia Poland.
Dr Clarence II. Wilson Of Washing.
ton, p. G., secretary Of the temperance
hoard of the Methodist church, at the
international convention of Disciples Of
Christ, at Cincinnati, declared that the
elimination Of the cigaret would be
die next crusade undertaken by his
church.
Lleut. Cameron Wright, In charge
u the landing field at ST, Paul, Nch.,
fer the transcontinental air races was
Instantly killed when an airplane IN
which he was riding MS a passenger
went into a tail spin and dropped zoe
feet
AT least ten German submarine We're
destroyed by the barrier of 5T,00t
mines laid ia the North sea by the
American navy, Head Admiral JOSEPH
Strauss said Friday ON his arrival a
New York ON the steamship Adriatic
Admiral Strauss said that 5000 mines
had been picked up Intact
stuart g. Edmoadson viii leave hi
$4,000 position as district manage
for an Insurance company TO accep
the paStorate Of the Lake Forest Meth
odist Episcopal church ut Chicago, a
$500 year, he announced, beeaus
he says there are some things bet
ter than gold"
Maj, gen. Leonard Wood has take
personal charge OF the drive agains
the "red" element that has lodged II
self in the ranks of the steel strikers
A marine cable by the so.calle
northern route connecting Cape Fla
terry. Wash. and Asia by way OF Alask
and the Philippine islands, is practices
and would suffer no interference frol
ice. In the opinion OF war deparuner
officials.
Approximately 200 steamships 3
which 80 are engaged in oversee
ser-tce. aud all controlled by or undo
Jurisdiction Of the United States shiI
ping board. are now in the port {
New York and delayed from sailing, {
in being repaired by the longshors4e
and shipyards strike.
The finding Of a trunk II the tyT
used rs emlgrants from sOutheI
Burepe containing six skeletons Q
whseh little tiesh remained, on eli
Gnmp al Cumberland. Nd, has my
fifled the authorities.
consututionality 81 The Alaskan le
lsl&tive ser u 1915. requiring the 1
Ing ~ afndavits showing that the 9
EEsl assessment work has been doi
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