The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-13
NEWS OF A WEEK N
CONDENSED FORM
RECORD or THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD TN sRlEFEsT
MANNER POSSIBLE.
happenings That Are Making History
information Gathered from Az
Quarters Of the Globe aBa
Given ln Few Lines.
lNTERmoJNTAla.


Two wives are claiming the estate
Of Waiter Mitchell Salt Lake hotel
man Killed Ia an automobile accident
M Echo canyon. April rs, while re.
turning from trip 70 Evanston, Wyo,
Az the time of his death. police and
sheriff authorities reported inability
20 locate Mrs. Mitchell.
George and Thomas Boskos,
Brothers, we're found guilty % murder
in tie firsl degree at Pueblo. Colo.
for the killing on April II Of william
r. Hunter, wealthy farmer, and Il,
c. Parks, an automobile salesman.
Election ~ Officers, adoption Of a
state constitution and passing Of set
Of resolutions setting forth the views
OF The men who have been In serylse
marked The completion Of the first
state caucus % the American Legion
held AZ SRlt Lake on June 5.
with the exception Of few men,
the 1000 workers employed In the
Stnndifer Steel Shlpyards at vancou-
yer Wash, returned 10 work Wednes.
day and normal operations were re-
stunned. after a shutdown Of dny and
half
Jennie Ariott. IL, and her brother,
While Ariott, ~, had narrow escape
from death In n severe windstorm
which swept over Helper, Utah, they
being buried underneath the walls
when their house was blown down,
Minnie owens. said 10 be former
resident OF Douglas, Wye, killed her
2.months-old baby at Hastings, Ncb.,
hy slasblng It's throat with n butcher
knife. The woman is being held pend
Ing an Investigation as 10 her sanity.
DOMESTIC.
President Wilson Has sent the fol-
lowing message 10 Mrs Carrie Chap
man Gait, president OF the National
American Woman Suffrage associa-
tlon; Il join with YOU and Mi friends
Of the suffrage cause In rejoicing over
the adoption OF the suffrage amend.
ment by the congress. Please accept
and convey 10 your association my
warmest congratulations"
II took but three hours and thirty
minutes for DIR. II. A. Brewster
Of Beaver City, Neb., TO ms In an air.
plane TO Oberiin, Kan, slxty-five miles
distant. attend patient and return
BY the aerial route TO Beayer City.
Jamaica ginger was declared 10 be
an lntoxicant and lts sale or posses
sion unlawful, In an opinion handed
down by the supreme court Of Maine.
Bnly Miske OF Sc. Paul decisiyely
defeated While Meehan, the Pacific
coast heavyweight. at ST. Paul, but
seemed unable 10 put over a knockout.
With i view TO carrying prohibition
10 all parts OF the world temperance
workers assembled at Washington for
the annual national convention of the
Antl.saloon League Of America organ
lied the worlds League Against All
c0holism."
June II has been decided upon as
the date for the beginning of the ma
tion.wide strike Of telegraphers, ac-
cordlng "a 4 telegram said TO have been
received at San Francisco,
Employees Of the Western Union
Telegraph company in Florlda, Ala.
hama. Georgia. South and North Caro-
linn, West Virginia, Virginia, Ken'
tneky, Tennessee. Mississippi and New
Orleans. La, who are members of the
Commercial photographers union have
been ordered on strike.
With the arrest OF George oliver,
aged -, of Cleveland. police believed
they we're on the trail OF the anarch.
lists responsible for the recent bomb
explosions at Pittsburg.
Frank A. yanderlip, former presi
dent Of the National City bank Of New
York, told the Pan-Amerlcan confer
enee that trading between South
America and Europe could not be re
stunned as formerly for some time tc
come, as the situation overseas "i'
more serious than has been grasped on
this continent or even by large pro
portion OF the Europeans thsselves,"
The body Of Mrs. Sara Satita Co
burn. beaten 10 death with a stick
WAS found In the bedroom Of her rancl
Hultt near Il tNthuNfHs NAis ~ - w
lleyed she was murdered by her half
viii sou.
Nine CALI Curcl, the noted oper'
singer Joined the ranks OF oil pro
dueers, when the well she aud mum
Der Of her friends are interested II
near Okmulgee. Okla. hit the sand a
242G feet and also brought In gas.
Eighty-three men dead and fift!
others burned and MANNED, many o
whom viii die, is the toll Of disaste
in mine al Wllkes-Barre, Pa, o.
June 8. Seven kegs Of black powder
800 pounds IN all. were detonated, an'
the dead and the MANNED were llterall
roasted by the superheated gas flame
following the explosion.
q'xventy Thousand men will he needle