The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-10-28
NewsStory
of a Week
A COMPLETE HISTORY OF
WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
INrERMouNTAIN


John E. Dooly, aged 70, prominent
banker, real estate dealer, stockman
and capitalist died at his home in
Salt Lake, Tuesday. Mr. Dooly open
ed the first bank in Ogden, Utah
Fire in the dry room of the Butte
Reduction works totally destroyed
the concentrator Tuesday night and
was only stopped after terrific bat
tie with the flames in the portion OF
the long string of buildings where
the blast furnaces are located The
loss is $3.50 900. The property is
owned by former Senator w A.
Clark
At the primaries held in Salt Lake,
Ogden, Logan, Provo and Murray,
Utah, candidates we're selected for the
November election, the American and
Non-Partisans winning in Salt Lake,
''wets" and strict regulation tickets
being selected in Ogden and the So
cialists winning in Murray. Repub-
lican and Democratic tickets qualified
in Logan and Provo
The Woodrow Wilson Democratic
club of Colorado, designed to work
for the nomination of DR.. Wilson for
president at the Democratic conven-
ton next summer, was chartered by
the SECRETARY of state of Colorado on
Monday.
Peter Anderson, thirty years Of
age, who was shot in the right leg
at Cokeville, Wyo., during raid of
the town by band of outlaws, sup
posed to have been led Ivy Hugh and
Charles Whitney, died at a Salt Lake
hospital Monday night.
Commodore Cary discharged both
back, while she was busted
about her housework at Boise, killing
her instantly He fired two shots at
a woman neighbor who heard the
shots and started to enter the yard,
but missed her, and then killed him
self
The Salt Lake office of the Struc-
tural Iron Workers union has been
broken into and the letters received
by the secretary from ]. ]. Mcnamara
during the past two years were
stolen.
DOMESTIC
James R. Keene, the financier, re.
turned to New York Tuesday after
during which he underwent an opera
ton. He was somewhat weak, but
appeared to be in fairly good health
Joseph f. Myers, fireman of the
first-class aboard the torpedo boat
Tingey, who was scalded when the
boiler tubes blew out aboard that YES
sci Sunday night while off the South
Carolina coast, died Tuesday,
The stakes of the present worlds
series are the richest ever played fol
by two bali teams. Inc plds ers vii
split 1927, 910.61 between them, each
of the winning team receiving So,
654.5S, while the losers will receive
$2,436.36 each.
B. w. Clark, venlreman in the
Mcnamara murder case has beef
discharged because of conversation
with Harry Chandler, sonin-law o
General Otis, in which Clark is alleg
ed to have declared that it was ga
explosion that destroyed the Los An
geles Times building
John r. Walsh, convicted forme
president of the Chicago Nationa
bank, died at his home in Chicago OF
Monday. He lived only nine days t
enjoy the liberty of his parole from
the federal penitentiary at Leaven
worth, Kans.
Following the refusal of Mimi
Haynes of Joplin, Mo-, to marry HIN
Lee Guthrie, aged %. of Pierce City
Mo-, shot and dangerously wounde
her Monday, then shot himself /
death.
Monsignor T. J. Capel, world f;
nous Catholic, once private chan
berlain to the pope, died Monday g
the residence of Bishop Grace in Sa'
ramento. He had been i'll for som
time.
Orville Wright had narrow e
cape in North Carolina on Monda.
when his glider turned over in tn
air and dashed to the ground. TIL
machine was disabled, but can be r,
paired.
To be seriously wounded by roo
ter, after having escaped the bullet
Of the confederate soldiers durin
four years of the. Civil war. was tn
fate of Uriah Thomas, seventy-si
years old, of Los Angeles, on Mo-
day.
Because his wife had presente
him with twins, the second set to /
born in less than two years, Lee Ha
thirty years old, committed suicit
at Maysville, KY, by swallowing ca
bolic acid.
In speech before the Commerce.
club at Aberdeen, S. D., Presidel
Taft replied with feeling to Il
charges that he had set up the S
preme court with the idea that it W;
to emasculate the Sherman anti-tru
law, and declared anew his intentic
to have that law enforced to the lie
ter.
John Smitherman, held as a SUI
pect In connection with the murd
of the Snowman family at Ellswort
Kans., week ago, was released fro
the oa,,ptv iail Mondoy Drooe - !,