The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-10-17
Brief Resume Most Important
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Events Of Noted People, GoveFnments
and Pasiie Northwest, and Other
Things Worth knowing.

German newspapers have given pub
1icity to a false story that American
soldiers at Coblenz had mutinied on
account of reduction of pay.
The transport Sherman arrived at
San Francisco Saturday from Vladi-
vostok with so casuals and 10 dead
of the American expeditionary force in
Siberia.
The United States has opened a
credit of $15,000,000 to Ukraine. &C.
cording to the Ukrainian press bureau
in London. The funds will be used
for the purchase Of American goods.
George Nicoll Barnes, minister with
out portfolio and the principal repre-
sentative Of the British government to
the labor conference at Washington,
is expected to leave London for the
United States in few days.
The greater portion Of the German
troops under General Won der Goltz,
whose recall from the Baltic provinces
was demanded by the allies and or
dered by the German government,
now are on their way back to Ger
many.
Ralph Budd, executive vicepfesi-
dent of the Great Northern railroad,
succeeded Louis w. Hill as president
Of the road Friday at the annual meet
ing Of the board of directors. MIR. Hill
retains. temporarily, at least, the
craftsmanship of the board.
Extending its recent order forbid.
ding production of old films by mo.
ton picture houses under new names
the federal trade commission has or.
dered that where parts of old films
were shown in new exhibitions, they
must be SO marked and advertised.
Heads were broken on Fifth avenue
New York, Friday when mounted pc.
lice charged mob of several thousand
radicals who attempted to parade up
the avenue without permit. Ban
ners. which bore incendiary slogans,
were confiscated by the police. A
number of arrests were made.
There are ample supplies of the
most essential food commodities to
feed the world until the next harvest,
but there must be an increase in city
productivity and readjustment of
industrial relations generally if a ter.
rible era Of bloodshed is to be avoided,
Herbert G. Hoover told gathering
at the commercial club in San Fran.
cisco recently.
East and west met in the air at
North Platee, Neb., Friday for the
first time when the leaders of the
westbound and eastbound flyers in the
transcontinental reliability race land
ed there. Lieutenant B. w. Maynard
the flying parson," was at Cheyenne
Wyo., hundreds of miles ahead of the
other westbound aviators and Captain
Lowell H. Smith, we'll in the lead Of
the contingent, from the west, was al
Omaha for the night.
The lava stream flowing from the
volcano of Mauna Loa, which has beer
in eruption for a week, became oh
structed Sunday night and piled VI
in mass 60 feet high and 800 fee
wide.
Significance is attached in Paris t.
the arrival of former German crow
prince at Amerongen, Holland, to visi
his father, owing to the arrival at tn
same time of two German officers
One of the officers is Colonel Won Mil
bach, member of the former genera
staff and close friend of Genera
Ludendorff.
Enormous war expenditures hav
forced the attention of congress to tn
question of adopting budget, forme
President Taft recently told the hous
committee investigating propose
changes in governmental fiscal affairs
Mr.. Taft recommended that cabine
officers be required to come befor
congress to justify estimates containe
in a budget.
The report that the Italian steame
Epiro with 200 Italian troops and othe
passengers aboard, was fired on b
Jugo-Slavs from Rondoni island, nea
Cattaro, September 80, is confirme'
officials at Bari, Italy. assert.
A monument over the grave of Ro1
ert Paul Prayer, who was lynched &
Collinsville, ILL.,, in April, 1918, becaus
of alleged pro-German sympathies, wa
unveiled in st. Louis Saturday by Cd,
fellows, with whom Prayer held men
bership.