The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-30
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

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Alleged liquor smuggling in carload
| lots from Canada to Duluth is alleged
| in indictments returned against II men
| by a federal grand jury in the Mich
| igan city. Among those indicted are
John Murphy, former chief of police
of Duluth, and Frank L. Bradley, for
mer deputy United States marshal.
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| Sheriff Gimmel Of Dayton, WASH,
has warrant for George C. Boyd of
| Walla Walla, charging him with the
robbery Of the Bank of Starbuck last
week. Boyd's picture has been posi-
lively Identified, says Sheriff Gimmel,
| as that of the man who locked the
cashier bookkeeper and a customer
in the vault and then took 1920 from
the cash drawer.
The national commission for organ
| ization of iron and steel workers, en-
| bracing "a international unions, and
which conducted the strike of steel
workers througout the country year
ago, has suspended operations and the
national headquarters at Pittsburg
have been closed.
| The monument at Lemans, France,
to Wilbur Wright, commemorative his
first flight at Lemans, and the pioneer
work of him and his brother, Orville,
| their predecessors and contemporaries,
was dedicated by prominent French
and Americans while airplanes flew
overhead.
Approximately $4,000 coal miners,
employees of "a mines in Franklin
county, Illinois, are idle as a result
of the unauthorized strike of day la
borers, according to reports received
at the headquarters of the Fifth and
Ninth districts coal bureau at st.
| Louis.
Hail has damaged orchards, gar
dens and adjoining grain in the Lewis
ton, Idaho, district, adjoining Lewis
ton on the south, and inflicted prop
erty loss estimated at between $780,
600 and 100000. Fruit on the trees
was so badly bruised that it cannot
be marketed, and gardens were cut up
| and beaten into the ground. Chick
ems were killed by the hailstones.
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A delegation of Elks from Findlav
Ohio, appeared unannounced on Sena-
tor Harding's lawn and, with the help
of the Republican presidential nomi-
nee and a brass band. staged a curtain
raiser to the front porch campaign.
The senator's role consisted of a great
deal OF handshaking and short talk.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Paul Schrim-
sher killed when their automobile was
struck by the Southern Pacific train
at Albany, Ore, We're on their wedding
trip. Two others killed were Robert
Rowe, son of Mrs. Schrimsher. and
AIRS. X. V. Josie of Oakland, Cal.
Mrs Shrimsher's mother.
decrease OF i0O,OO0.000 pounds In the
eountry's meat production for the last
SIX months as compared with last year
was reported by the Institute of Amri-
can Meat Packers. Statistics of the
agriculture department showing $500.
eoo fewer cattle, hogs and sheen
slaughtered at 90 markets during the
last six months were used as the basis
for the estimated decrease.
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n. T.. Kendall of Abba. Iowa was
named Republican nominee for COVER.
nor of that state at the party.s state
convention held in Des Moines. The
choice was made on the third ballot.
Mrs. Immunuel J. Kandt was kin.
ed and her husband and Mfr. and Mrs
andrew Sitter were injured in a CIV.
clone that swept through a portion Of
Mehenry county. North Dakota. 10
miles south of Anamoose.
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NovoroSsiSk. on the eastern shore NJ
the Black sea: Ekaterinodar, about N
miles northeast of Novorossisk: Tag.
ahrug, on the northeast arm of the
sea OF Azov. and Rostov-on-Don have
oeen evacuated by the Bolshevik. ac-
corning to a Helsingfors dispatch tn