The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
NewsStory
of a Week
A COMPLETE HISTORY or
WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
INrERMouNTAlN


Suit 10 test the constitutionality of
the commission form of government
law, under which the recent city cleo
ton was held in Salt Lake, was filed
in the Third district court on Tues
day.
Many Utah people greeted the Salt
Lake Tabernacle choir on its arrival
at Baltimore on Tuesday, most of
them being medical students. The
day was spent visiting the hospitals
and medical schools.
Twenty-three thousand acres of
land recently eliminated from the
Bonneville National Forest in FIRE.
mont county, Wyoming, becomes sub
ject to settlement under the general
provisions of the homestead laws,
January 18th next.
No longer will the disciples of Isaac
Walton be allowed to catch fish in
Yellowstone lake and cook them i'm
mediately in a hot spring convenient
ly nearby. The American Humane
association has objected to this meth
cd of cooking fish.
John Mcfarland died Monday OF
injuries received near Dayton, Wyo.,
by being thrown from a wagon. Nc
Farland, one of the proposed hunting
party of five, was driving and the
wagon lurched over an embankment,
and the sudden wheeling of the
horses threw Mcfarland to the
ground.
Karl Friedland and Miss Mary Lud-
wig, both of Ogden, were married in
Salt Lake on Saturday, and as re-
suit OF dare from friends, the cere-
mony took place in a funeral chapel.
Mrs. Letha Lamara, the 15-year-old
wife OF Louis Lamara, Greek, com
mitted suicide In the county Jail at
Everett, Wash, by choking herself
with piece of rope. Lamara and
his wife were arrested November 2,
and were being held pending an In
vestigation of their conduct.
DOMESTIC
The indicted Chicago meat pack
ers, by precipitating federal court
decision on Tuesday on the constitu-
tionality of the Sherman antitrust
law, when they surrendered them
selves into custody and asked for a
writ of habeas corpus, merely took
steps necessary to carry the fight be-
fore the supreme court of the United
States without cost or delay of a
trial, it was announced
Calbraith p Rodgers, transconti
mental aviator, who narrowly escap.
ed death Sunday evening, when he
fell into freshly ploughed field
south of Compton, Cal, intends {. to
finish his flight next week.
Fire which broke out in a whole
sale millinery companys five-story
building in Detroit, spread into the
business buildings adjoining and
caused loss to property and con-
tents roughly estimated at 100000.
The supreme court of Missouri, in
an opinion by Justice Graves, has
sustained the decision of Special
Commissioner Theodore Brace in his
finding for the custer of the Interna-
tional Harvester company of America
Payment of Just sum to depend
ents of federal prisoners for labor
done while serving sentences is a
step in modern prison reform urged
by William H. Meyer, warden of the
federal prison at Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Jane Quinn, thrice strangely
widowed, was ordered to a cell by {
coroner's jury at Chicago on Friday
and fatty charged with the murder
of her third husband. She was helc
without bail.
Mrs. Marcello Lofaro, her five-year
old daughter, Josie, and her mother
Mrs. Antonoitta Zerana, were mur
dered in the kitchen of their home il
Brooklyn. Each victim was sho
through the forehead at close range
Twenty persons, including Con
gresham Henry McMoran OF For
Huron, were injured when a north
bound limited interurban car crash
ed into a construction car two mile.
north of st. Clair. Mich
At least eight lives were lost an,
scores of persons were injured, som
fatally, in tornado which swep
Rock county, Wisconsin, at dusk Sat
urday night. Hundreds of thousand
of dollars worth of damage was don,
to crops, buildings and other prop
erty.
The most dreaded OF all labo
troubles, general teamsters strike
threatens New York unless the cit,
speedily settles its difficulties wit
the several thousand laborers in tn
street cleaning department
Club women of San Francisco ar,
planning a system of pensioning wild
ows with children.
In an attempted fight from Pass
dena to Long Beach, to officially en-
his Atlantic-Pacific journey Aviato
G. P. Rodgers met with the wors
mishap of his career Sunday, fallin
with his machine 1875 feet and bein
seriously injured.
Ten persons were injured when
crowded street car returning from
the Kansas-Oklahoma football gam
jumped the track on "Hill grade,
at Lawrence, Kans., half way be
tween the main part of the city an
the university grounds, late Satur