The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-07-15
NewsStory
of a Week
A COMPLETE HISTORY OF
WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
lNTERmouNTAlN

| the outlaw, boarded train at Soda
Springs, Ida, after shooting his horse.
| The officers are using every endeavor
| to locate the man who had, it was sup
posed, succeeded in escaping into the
mountain wilds.
| A jury at Reno, New, found j. Frank
| Trammer guilty of murder in the first
/ degree and fixed the punishment at
| life Imprisonment Trammer, with
| Nimrod Uric. was accused of killing
Eugene Quilici and his wife at Inlay.
! Humboldt county, January 6, during
the holding up of their saloon Uric
was sentenced in Humboldt county to
be hanged.
| The wreck OF passenger train near
The Dalles, Ore, has resulted in six
deaths and twelve other persons are
seriously injured
At Saturdays proceedings of the an
nual convention OF the Christian
church, at Portland, r. A. Long, the
Kansas millionaire lumberman. an
nounced that he would, during the
next ten years, five $l,000,000 for the
establishment Of a pon-sectarian ma
tlonal hospital to be located on a
thirty-eight-acre tract near Kansas
City.
Timber owners and rangers in
Washington, Idaho, Oregon, Montana
and the province of British Columbia
declare that the forests are safe from
fires for at least thirty days, as a re-
suit of the recent rains.
A revolver battle between a lone
Servian and party of thirty Bulgar-
iian picnickers in park in Portland,
Ore, resulted in the fatal wounding
of the Servian, Peter Alexsoff, who
died later at hospital
DOMESTIC
Addressing the convention of the Ma
tional Building Owners and Managers
association at Cleveland, George Nor
timer of New York said that plans for
a lOO-story building, 1900 feet high,
have been drawn, and that such
structure is probability of the near
future in New York
Ethel Conrad and Lillian Graham,
who on June shot W. f. d. Stokes,
the millionaire hotel man, in their
apartments, in New York, were held
In $4,000 bail for the grand jury on
charge of felonious assault
Dean Hart, patient at the state
asylum for the insane at Bartonyille,
Ills, escaped the vigilance of the
guards and rushed to a nearby dense
wood and committed suicide by hang,
ing.
Consideration OF strictly education
al problems, which IS the main bust.
ness OF the National Education asso.
citation, got under way at San Francis
co on Tuesday, following the formal
opening of the associations forty ninth
annual convention.
Balloting separately, the general as.
sembly OF Georgia cast 127 votes for
Governor Hoke Smith to fill the unex.
pired term of the late United States
Senator A. S. Clay.
John Patrick Sullivan of New Or
leans was elected grand exalted ruler
OF the Benevolent and Protective Or
der of Elks in annual convention at
Atlantic City in one of the hottest fights
that has ever been waged for that Of
fee
Among the resolutions adopted by
the Christian Endeavors at Atlantic
City was one declaring for country.
wide anti-saloon campaign under the
slogan, A saloonless nation by the
Fourth OF July, 1920"
Two men are dead and cellars are
Hooded in Ohio county, w. Va, and
Belmont county, o.. and Valley min
ing property has been wrecked by a
severe storm in that vicinity.
Robert T. Motifs, who built the first
theater in the United oLates for the
exclusive use OF colored persons, died
at Chicago, Monday, aged 10.
The annual convention OF the Glass
Bottle Blowers association of the
United States and Canada met at Co
lumbus, o., Monday. with $50 dele
gates attending
Maude Brentonburg, school teach
er, aged 49, who came to Indepen-
dence, Kan, with her brother to at
tend a business college, committed
suicide Monday by drinking chloroform.
She completed her business college
course Wednesday. No reason is
known for her act
Five men were killed and two SER
iously injured when taavenng crane
bearing a fourteen-ton steel girder col.
iapsed at new viaduct being CON
structed by the Western Maryland
railroad at Salisbury Junction, Pa.
Warrants for the arrest of thirty
five milk dealers of Kansas City. Kan.
We're issued by the COUNT prosecutor.
following charges that they had wat
cred their milk.
Massachusetts farmers and their
wives We're out In the fields Sunday
harvesting the hay crop which the
heat and drought have threatened to
destroy unless harvested at once.
Breaking up drouth that has been
general over large part of Kansas
since May 30, rain of from quarter
to three-quarters of an inch soaked