The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-05-06
NewsStory
of a Week
A COMPLETE HISTORY OF
WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING
THROUGHOUT TIE WORLD
iNTERMOUNTAIN

ne leueTdl government SCOTeu
victory at Pocatello, Idaho, when by
agreement the case of the United
States against Edward Newman,
prominent flockmaster, and his herd
ers, was settled by payment by New
man of $500 for illegal grazing on fed
eral forest reserves.
The recall election for the offices
of the four city commissioners, held
at Tacoma on Tuesday, was not de-
cisive and another will be held two
weeks hence, at which the two high
candidates will run again.
The federal grand jury, which con-
vened at Helena on Monday, is busy
investigating alleged census frauds
IN Billings, Missoula and Havre.
All the iourneymen carpenters of
Cheyenne walked out Monday morn
ing and all building operations in the
city are at standstill. Six months
ago the carpenters union gave the
contractors notice that the journey
men had been voted an increase of
80 cents per day and the time eX-
pired Saturday.
Charles Klein, serving a sentence in
the county Jail at Helena, and who
had been acting as a trusty, escaped
Sunday evening. Monday morning his
mangled body was found five miles
from Helena He had been run over
and killed by train.
A. NJ. Cox, chief of police of Port
land, has been indicted by a grand
jury for neglect of duty, in that he
had failed to close the immoral re-
sorts of the city.
Mrs. John F. Fades, wife of an at
torney in Seattle, stopped to see her
husband at his office while downtown
and found him lying dead on the
floor. A revolver which had been
discharged lay by his side.
DOMESTIC
After one of the most closely con
tested elections on record in Balti
more, James II. Preston, Democrat
has been chosen mayor of Baltimore
for the next four years over former
Mayor E. c. Timanus.
There is no longer any doubt thai
Miss Margaret Jones OF Utica, N. Y.
who has been counted among the sur
vivors of the wreck of the teachers
special train at Martins Creek, N. j
is dead.
John Edwards s'ilor, who plead
ed guilty of felonious assault upol
Miss Julia Koebig at her home in Lo
Angeles April "a, which he had en-
tered to rob. has been sentenced t
life Imprisonment.
DR.. J. w. Caldwell, 70 years ~
in Kansas City when fire started i
restaurant at Ninth and Mail
streets, in the rear of which the ply
sician's room was located
With the exception of riot betwee
strikers and non-union men, in whic
one man was shot, and several mino
walkouts, May day in Cleveland wa
devoid of labor troubles.
Mrs. Margaret Daily Brown, daugl
ter of the late Marcus DAILY, and wit
Vi y. blOWu, Dauhtl, ulcu Cdl
Saturday at her mothers home /
New York.
One-third Of Bangor, Me-, is !
ruins, thousands of persons are HON,
less and property loss estimated q
$6,000,000 was sustained as the resu
of a confiagration which ragged fC
hours Sunday night.
Reports from Dallas, S. D., indicat
fall of two feet of snow on the lev
Saturday and Sunday. Heavy raj
or snow storms also visited portion
of southern Wyoming and northwes
ern Nebraska,
Though it rained most of the tim
Cleveland on Sunday experienced i
first dry" Sunday in ten years as
result of Mayor Baehr's order that a
saloons and poolrooms remain close
on Sundays.
A threatened strike of the journe
men plumbers is the only May-da
labor disturbance anticipated in Phi
adelphia. The plumbers demand 6
increase from $3.50 to $4 a day.
Three persons are dead, eight a
missing and are believed to be dea
and half hundred others were
jured, at Martins Creek, N. j.. in
wreck of an excursion train carryil
10 school teachers and friends fro
Utica and Syracuse. N Y, and vlcil
ty, to Washington for weeks OF
ing.
Kelly Fain, the 10-year-old son
William T. Fain, of Warrensburg, Nj
was carried quarter of mile
the wind. during cyclone, and W
thrown against the ground with SUI
force that nearly every bone in h
body was broken and his brains we
dashed out.
A runaway street car. with thr
passengers aboard, dashed down
steep hill in Los Angeles, struck t
curve at Sixth, and Alvarado stree
leaped into the air and crashed in
the massive concerto steps of scht
of arts and design. Many passenge
were injured, but none seriously.
Hearing terrified cries, neighbo
rushed to field on the Boulger fal
in Stamford. VT. where they 81
John Boulger standing over his b
Their, Michael Bougler, whom he h
Drained with an ak. The murder
escaped.