The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-05
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

James Riley, 81, of Detroit, Mich,
tower, 20 stories high. in Denver. but
landed on balcony three stories low
er. Both his legs were broken, but
physicians attending him say he prob
ably will recover.
Three hundred thousand Pilgrim half
dollars have been shipped to the Ma
tional Shawmut bank of Boston from
the Philadelphia mint. The coins will
be sold at 81 apiece.
connection with the 1919 baseball scan
dal. will return to the United States
voluntarily and give testimony, he an
nounced in Montreal.
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Germany must deliver 100000 tons
OF shipping to the allies as compensa-
ton for the sinking of the German
fleet in Scapa Flow, the Preparations
commission in Paris has decided.
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James Mckinnon of Minneapolis was
Killed and another man whose name
was not learned was injured when the
automobile in which they were riding
ran orr a grade on the road between
Becker and Monticello, Mimi. and
turned over.
Olaf Anderson. waiting trial in the
county Jail at Astoria. Ore. on charge
OF drowning his wife in the Columbia
river August |, was found dead hang
ing from the bars of his cell by
towel tied around his neck. His feet
were touching the floor. He had plead
ea not guilty to the charge of murder
ana MS trial was set for next week.
Four masked bandits who blew the
door OF the postoffice vault at Moor
mead, Mimi, escaped with between
$4,000 and $4,000, almost all in ne
gotiable treasury certificates and
stamps. d. A. Collier, postal inspector.
announced after thorough examina.
ton of the looted postoffice.
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Chicago police nave been notified
that four auto bandits held I'D the
ursgoods store of Andrew Piecin in
North Chicago, H., and ESCAPED with
$4,000.
T.. j. Costello. managing editor Of
The Federated Press. CHICAGO o..,ar.
ed deported from England. has sailed
Tor America. the state department at
washington has been Informed nv the
american embassy at London. The
ulspatch added that Costello had mr..
chased ticket for home before his ar
rest ana department officials asSum.
ed deportation proceedings had bean
dropped.
rourteen persons were killed ard
ABOUT 80 wounded in clash hetwaap
natives and troops and police at Port
r-iizaoeth, Cape Colony, following the
arrest OF Masalabsba. president of fbe
uatlNe workers union. The fiphting
"ee"h when a crowd tried 10 rescue
from the police station
After two or three vain ATTACKS tho
ihoo succeeded in entering the station
uereupon the police called for tho
soldiers, who fired on and a;~,.rsaa
the mob.
ne Polish diet has unanimously r.t.
't'eu the preliminary peace ,raaty
signed recently at Riga bv rho pns.
''"" anu folsh peace delegations.
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'eEhiah government. somewhat
W the surprise of the council of RI.
leasue Of nations. has sent 70 Tho
"sue OFFICERS in London 10 treaties
- diplomatic agreements entered into
y germany with various powers since
'ahoary 10. il is learned.
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regular quarterly dividend of SO 5o
snare and an extra dividend of 81
snare We're declared by the board of
directors of the Standard oil comn.n,
- eaiilornia at San Francisco on the
rae ' sg stock of the corporation.
ui'ioend is payable December Ia !