The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-07-18
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Complete History Of the Past
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The forest fire. which hns been rag
ing ID the porcupine hills. near Cal
gary, has been brought under control
after destroying between fifteen and
eighteen million feet of lumber The
Ghost river fire. fifty miles west of
Calgary, IL still spreading and heading
east.
Judge Ben. Is. Lindsey. Of Denver,
has obtained permission from THE state
supreme court 10 appeal 20 the United
States supreme court from the recent
decision Or the state supreme court
sustaining fine Of $500 against him
on q contempt charge
Philip Cohen. produce merchant Of
sterling, Colo. and Frank II. Multi
gnu, a former city detective OF Den.
Yer, must serve sentences IN the penl-
tertiary for the robbery OF Mrs. Harry
n Nolan. prominent society woman, ut
the Model roadhouse, near brighton.
Colo. ON January I. 1918, the Colorado
supreme court decided on Monday.
DOMESTIC.
resolution directing all subordin-
ate lodges to employ energetic efforts
IN barring from membership persons
who express sympathy with Bolshe-
yism and kindred "isms" was adopted
OF the closing session Of the Elks' con.
vention held at Atlantic City.
samuel Gompers, president OF the
American Federation Of Labor, was
among the passengers Friday on board
the Mauretnnia. lie VIII represent the
American labor organizations at an In
ternntlonal congress OF the trade un.
Ions AZ Amsterdam, Holland. Tile con
gress u a revival OF similar meetings
held before the war.
Macmillan Harden. editor of Die
xukunft ~ Berlin, win probably be ap.
pointed German ambassador az Wash.
ingten, as soon as diplomatic rela-
tions are restored,
Representative OF twenty -four affil.
lated international unions Ia the steel
Industries Friday adopted resolu-
non recommending that strike vote
be- taken among their membership,
The transports valacIa. Saxon!a and
roloa. all from Brest. arrived Friday
with 22i officers and aSi6 men. The
cruiser Frederick. also from Brest,
brought 1919 troops.
Denver was chosen as the next
convention city FOR the International
Association OF Lions clubs, which Is In
session at Chicago. The organization
adopted resolutions for nm active cam
paign 10 promote the cause Of patriotic
Amercanlsm as opposed TO radical
propaganda.
Untitled orders OF the United States
steel corporation on June 10 We're
z,S92, sa5 tons. according TO the cor,
poratlons monthly statement just Is
sucd. This Is an increase Of 0i0,ot5
tons compared with the orders May 81.
Two persons were killed. many 9th
ers suffered injuries, and twenty-five
houses were completely demolished by
tornado which swept a narrow path
through Bradford late Thursday.
John u. Rockefeller took whole
handful Of nlckels Thursday and dis
trlbuicd them 20 the boys Of the town
Of Greenfield. Mass, as he was leay-
ing his hotel on his way 10 Seal Har-
bor, Me, where he will spend the
summer.
A premium Is placed on matrimory
by 4. W. Straus \ CO., local bankers,
VINO Thursday announced q cash bonus
plan for employees who acquire wives
or heirs.
Win III Hays. Republican national
chairman. was brought to a private
snhitarinm here Thursday. Mr.. Hays
physicians prescribed complete qulet
and rest
The Louisiana cane crop deterior.
nted o. points IN June and the yield
~ sugar for the coming season IA
estimated near 10000 short tons less
thRu last year.
The American steamship Magunkook
which arrived al New York Tuesda,
IrUn Rotterdam. reported the sinkinl
in collision II the gasoline FISHING
sshpsmsr Edmund = black ~ Pors
lard. Me- OF the Georgian FISHING
backs 10 \ feg last sunday night Th'
sshoaneFs gre@ u eight men we're res
ese,l ard brought here.
SIR. Arthur kistier. wife Of farm
A. "a stoneiiAln. her four children, IN
oiHesl Is years u age. and her mother
in-gzw. HeFe drowned white trying 4
ford Pawuee creek. thirty mllss east o
Sterling. Coio.
PFess1elr Wilson returned 70 III
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