The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-02-11
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

Former Emperor Charles is in
Berne consulting with his supporters.
and, according 10 the Geneva Basler
Nachrichten and the Socialist Tag
wacht, intends coup d'etat this
spring, having decided to return to the
throne at Budapest whatever the con-
sequences" He is reported by the
newspapers as saying that he consid-
ers his exile unjust and that he is
entitled to the throne of Hungary.
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Pennsylvania state police seeking
the bandits who robbed the Peoples
Trust company at Wyomissing, a sub
pnrb Of Reading. of $4,000 in cash and
100000 In securities, are without a
definite clue. Entering the bank at
noon. four of the bandits forced the
clerks and two customers into the
vault, took all the money and securi-
ties In sight and escaped with four
companions who were waiting in an
automobile
Efforts are being made to round
up number of men, most of them
former employees of the Derry Silk
company of Scranton. Pa, who are
said to have taken sufficient machin-
cry and raw silk from nine plants op-
to equip complete mill in an old fac
tory building in Scranton. The value
of the stolen goods is placed at $780,
600.
President Wilson was represented
few days ago as having decided to
90 TO the capitol on the morning of
March to sign bills passed In the last
hours Of this session, which could not
become law unless approved before ad-
journment of the present congress. 1t
will be his first visit TO the capitol In
nearly two years.
Plans of the Aero Club of America
for an international airplane race
| around the world have been abandon
ed. officials announce in New York.
Failure to agree on rules and reguls-
can flying clubs was said to be one
reason for abandoning the race. Prac.
| teal filters also declare such race
was not practicable at the present
stage OF aeronautics.
increases in rates ranging from 20
| TO 10 per cent were granted the Cana
| dian Express companies last week by
| the board of railway commissioners.
| which had under consideration the ap-
| plieation of the companies for a flat
Increase of 40 per cent in all rates.
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The praecipe in a $1,000. 600 damage
suit against Henry Ford and his pa.
per, the Dearborn Independent. has
been filed in court in Chicago by Nor
ris Gest, theatrical producer, who al.
legged that an article in the Indepen.
dent ON January -. 1927. contained
| "libelous. slanderous and false state
ments," concerning Mr.. Gest and GER
tain stage productions he has handled,
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Reorganization of the Red Cross "a
a peace time basis has been announc-
ed by the central committee of the or.
ganization in Washington. u. c. I'm
der the new arrangements the office
| of the general manager has been dis
continued and the directing functions
placed in the hands of w. Frank Per.
sons as vice chairman in charge Of do
nestle operations.
A reduction of five per cent of the
men working in the mechanical de
partments of the Burlington railroad
/ in the Nebraska district has been or
dered. With II is an order for a 10
per cent cut in the Wyoming district
Diving from the roof OF a four-story
building in the downtown section of
Oakland. an unidentified man was In
stantly killed when he landed head
f first between two automobiles in the
street and few feet from the curb
of sidewalk crowded with pedestri.
ans.