The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

Before the eyes of score Of sight
seers at Prospect Point, a man climb
ed over the railing, waded out into
the river and was carried over the
American falls. The spectators on
the banks saw the man wave his hand
and heard him shout: Here's where
leave you; goodby."
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Thieves entered the office of Unit
ed States Marshal V. Y. Dallman at
Springfield, ILL.,. and stole 10 gallons
OF rare old wine and four gallons of
white mule" A large quantity of
home made beer which had been con-
fiscated and was being held as evil
dence, pending certain trials, was un-
corked.
Angered because Miss Rosalind T..
reynolds. Chicago school teacher,
had reprimanded her son, Mrs. Car
mia RidOni visited the school and shot
the teacher twice. She will recover.
Mrs. Ridoni was arrested.
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Sylvia Parkhurst has been arraign-
ed in London police court charged
with attempting to cause sedition in
the navy. The specific charge was
that OF editing and publishing an is
sue. OF the newspaper "The Workers.
Dreadnought," on October 16. contain
ing an article on "dscontent on the
lower deck" She was remanded for
one week but bail was granted,
Fire in the business section of
Wadena, Sask., destroyed II stores
and caused damage estimated at s3OO.-
900.
search is being made at Miami, Fla.
Tor Il passenger airplane which left
there for Nassau, Bahamia islands
WIN III passengers but did not arrive
thefe. Storms were reported off the
FLORIDA coast, and it is Thought the
plane may have stopped at one of the
smaller islands.
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me iifst advance in refined sugar
III several months took place in New
iorh When one refiner advanced the
price one cent to basis of u cents
a pound. Raw sugar has been gain.
ing ever since the moratorium was do.
clared in Cuba.
fiaying hanging" proved fatal To
oharles Weiss, 11-year-old son Of Sam
weiss OF Eudoro, Ark. A rome nlaced
under the boys arms by several com.
pahions as part of game Of .coyr-
poys ana highwaymen," slipped, caught |
".'uer MS chln and strangled him. The
Nlctlms parents were ATTENDING a fr-
neral. q ~"
president Wilson has confirmed tho
sentence of dismissal from service .na
se"is Imprisonment at hard labor
imposed by courtmartial upon Second
lieutenant John &. Gottenkiene of the
ruin Held artillery. The officer was
convicted of deserving his command
At Neuhausel. Germany, in June. 1910
"i'er einbeZzling S3G,O5l of military
funds. 'i'i'i'"i!
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lhad Robinson. former cashier Of
me Bank of Tiilamook. Oregon has
oeeii arrested in Portland on var.
ran. from Tillamook. charging him
WIN having obtained S1oOoO in a
''"uauient note deal. An indic,r,ort
against Robinson was returned nv tho
'raha jury at Tillamook several dars
ago. 'eNeial ua!s
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Forty-two stowawavs who ho.rso,
ne steamship Logan in Na,laS wara
. v''oNeu under heavy military g,,,rd
v . ''en she arrived in New York and
,e'e taken 10 Ellis islaaa Tb;s
''e"Ns all records in Stowawav troffic
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Misses from two young WOMB, os
-, ,''ehto greeted Waller Mails
= hero of the Cleveland 1ndians
~ ms arrival in Ogden. Utah ON his
way 70 his home in Sacramento Tho no
gui.S women who Saluted Mails were
natnerine Whitney and Chor,ot,s