The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-11-14
RECORD or THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN BRiEFEsT
MANNER POSSIBLE.
happenings That Are Making FiIutory
information Gathered frem All
Quarters OF tho Globe aas
Given In q Few Lines.
InTERMouNTAIn.


rested on the running board Of an auto
mobile, caught and exploded the bull
let entering the back Of the lads head,
tearing on half his skull.
Fairy stories belong TO the age Of
ignorance, are immoral and lend TO
laziness. declared Katherine u. Blake
Of New York In addressing the Colo
RADIO Educational association at DEN
yer.
Boxing exhibitions and prize fights
are declared Illegal In Montana, ac-
cording to decision announced by the
supreme court.
Approximately 113 teachers are
needed TO FIJI vacancies in Oregon
schools M present according to the
state superintendent of schools
After giving one OF her toes and d
piece Of her jawbone TO her husband,
Mrs. Gertie Graham OF Tacoma swore
out warrant for his arrest, charging
nonsupport, The husband served In
the Ninety.first division overseas and
was wounded. His wife furnished the
missing members in order to assist his
surgical reconstruction,
Robert w. Long Plant, engineer EN-
ployed By the Utah Power and Light
company, was Instantly killed by q
mysterious explosion Of a meter at
the gus plant ut Ogden, Utah
Increased production Of coal In Col
orado and New Mexico brought forth
statements from operators and from
Governor Shoup Of Colorado that the
coal strike could not last much longer.
Charles Stevens, aged 10, bank
messenger employed by the Union
Bank 4 Trust company, was held up,
gagged. bound and rendered uncon-
scious by blow on the head and
robbed In an alley at Helena,
DOMESTIC.
Hundreds Of radicals, including
many described as among the most
dangerous anarchist agitators In the
country, were arrested last week by
department of justice agents IN sim-
infamous raids upon radical head
quarters In many cities Of the United
States.
willlaz y. Foster, secretary Of the
national committee for organizing iron
and steel workers, dId not address a
steel strikers meeting IN Labor Tenn
Die at Johnstown, Pa, because city
detectives, under instructions from
Chief Of Police Briney, requested him
not TO do SO,
Monies winter residents, numbering
d few over 100, stood ON the beach
on November /, and watched the liner
Victoria, tine last boat of the year,
leave for Seattle In n short time the
Ice win come and shut Nome In untll
spring.
A new record price for q seat on
the New York stock exchange was
made last week when place sold for
$4,000.
Military honOrs will he accorded the
III bodies of soldier dead which are
being brought from Russia to the Unit
ed States on the steamship Lake
Daraga
Four persons were reported missing
and two others We're injured as the
result Of gasoline explosion ON the
Fishing schooner Cleaner of New
York.
Forty high school teachers of Kan
sas City, kan, have applied for a
charter from the American Federation
of Teachers. which is affiliated with
the American Federation Of Labor,
Lewis Moulton. member of the
Neodosha, kans,, high school football
team, died Of broken neck received
in football practice Saturday,
What IS said to be the record price
ever paid for a single hog was paid
ut Omaha BY local breeder. He pur-
chased Designer" yearllng Poland
China boar, for the sum Of $4,000,
A Chicago hotel owner has an
nounced that the October receipts for
cnfe aud grill room We're $l62,000
as compared 20 $l470D0 for June, the
last month before wartime prohibition
went INTO effect. He said he believed
that the prohibition bugaboo had been
oyerplayed
Omaha voters Tuesday voted to ]
in favor of $5,0O00o0 bond issue fol-
the Improvement of the public schools
Of the city and for a 100000 issue fol
the erection of new police station
and city Jail.
When five striking coal miners ap
peared in United States district ,cour
at Pittsburg seeking citizenship pap
ers, Judge Charles P. Orr refused t,
grant them the right of citizenship.
1t is announced that 10000 tons
100,o0o,000 pounds-of raw sugar ar,
aboard boats in the harbor of New
York, and there is hope that the suga
shortage here will soon be relieved
Winfred Thaxter Denison, assistan
United States attorney general, con
United suicide at New York by JUMP
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