The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

TeHeaTlng III the cases OF William
Haywood and other |. w. w. was ask
ed In petition filed In the circuit
court OF appeals In Chicago. In an
opinion given by the same court some
time ago the original sentence impos-
ed by Federal Judge Lands was up
held. The petition alleged errors
were made In the first hearing
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While men posing as cattle buyers
dickered with William Caliskey In his
cattle barn near Ulysses. Pa. four
women of the party engaged Mrs ca
liskey In conversation and two other
men ransnckcd the house. taking S21,-
aOO In liberty bonds. war savings
stamps and cash
Wayne II. Wheeler, executive super
lntendent and general counsel of the
Anti-saloon League Of America, has
ssued Il statement Mt Columbus. o., In
which he asserted that reports on con
'ressional elections from 40 states
show that II substantial majority of
beer and wine amendment"
Three bombs filled with high ex-
plosiyes were found In the doorway of
a building adjoining the First Nation
Al bank Of Portland, In the heart of
the financial district. AS a test. police
officers took one of the bombs to an
outlying district and exploded II. The
test showed the bombs to be of high
power.
Michael Walkowltch. Russian, ar
rested by New York police for drop
ping alleged nnarchistic circulars on
park benches, is being held for inyes-
tlgation by the department of Justice.
The pamphlets entitled THE procla-
mntion of the United Communist
party urged workers to boycott"
the election and ''be prepared for an
armed lnsurrection" and also attacked
the Socialist party AS traitors to the
workers"
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A man arrested at Ranger. Texas.
suspected of having started the fire
there last September which cost one
life and 100000 property damage is
being held pending arrival of a wit.
ness Who local officers said, claims
to have seen the alleged "firebuya run.
ming from the place where the blaze |
originated. II Identified. officers saw
the suspect viii be charged with arson |
and murder,
Pedro Zamora, the Mexican bandit |
leader. who has been operating i'm the |
states OF Jalisco aud Collma. has SUR.
rendered with II OF his followers To |
federal troops, II Is announced hy the |
war office nj Mexico City. The STATE /
ment adds that the surrender If IN. |
mora completes the establishment Of /
peace throughout Mexico. Under the /
terms Of surrender Zamara il IA h..
allowed TO leave the country unmo-
tested
Aerial mail service between the Unit.
Ell States and Cuba was inausurated
last week with the departure from Key
West of two s"aplnnes Tor Havana.
Each OF the planes 10 be used in The
service has capacity NJ t.0slo pounds
of mail, Il passengers and 40 rounds
" luggage. ON the initial trim the
planes carried fun list Of paS>envers
and large amount of mail.
John W. Davis American a,nhassa.
dor To Great Britain. has LEFT New
York for London ia remain pnrn tho
expiration Of his term. when he win
return to this country 10 engage in
business.
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Unknown persons partially N-rac.ed
the Interior 81 the Catholic .bnrrh
at MorshfIeld, Ore. while the n.s,or
Father IL. J Mepcyijt. ua< shsant
The greatest Item of damage w,s Tho
removal Of statues from their places
aud hreaking them in pieces on the
floor.