The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-10-19
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public schools, and declares that one
function OF an army officer should be
that of a teacher.
Nursed by his sweetheart back to
health and the enjoyment of $25OOOO
bequeathed to him by his uncle, John
W. Gates, the late muti-millionaire,
Henry R. Baker, 81 years old, has
married his devoted nurse, Miss Nina
NJ. Carlson, aged 90, to whom he de-
clares he owes his life.
Colonel Roosevelt severely criticises
the Idaho supreme court for render
ing its recent decision barring the
Progressive party presidential cleo
tors and candidate for congress from
the official ballot
The Denver Western league team
won the middle western minor league
championship by defeating Minneap-
oils, the American association pennant
winners, four out of five games played.
Mayor Arnold, in his fight on the
railroads centering in Denver has
started negotiations for a traction en-
CINE service between Denver and the
northern coal fields
The cruiser Maryland bringing Sec
rotary of State Knox from Japan and
Secretary of the Interior Fisher from
Honolulu, arrived at Seattle on Satur-
day.
Captain Hobson, hero of Santiago,
Ixr thA
chamber of commerce, an invitation
to dinner having been withdrawn an
hour before the dinner was to have
taken place, because of Hobson's
stand on the liquor question.
DOMESTIC
Colonel Roosevelt was shot at Mil
waukee, Monday night, by a man who
Is evidently insane. The wound was
slight one, and the colonel spoke for
an hour and half before going to the
hospital for medical attention, after
which he left for Chicago. John
Schrank is the name of the man who
shot the colonel.
Joe Mandot signalized his first ap
pearance in the ring since his Los
Angeles victory over Joe Rivers by
defeating Joe Sherman, Mandot's for
mer sparring partner, at Memphis
Tenn.
William Edward Coburn, the jockey
known as Monk" Coburn. died in {
hospital in San Francisco from tuber
culoss
Checks by which the government
charges the executive board of the In
ternational Association of Bridge anc
Structural Iron Workers allowed ]. ]
Mcnamara 81 900 a month to buy ex
plosives were identified by Mrs. A. ]
Hull of Omaha at the dynamite con
spracy" trial in Indianapolis on Mon
day.
Mrs. ]. Fernandez and her thre
small children were burned to dealt
at Oxnard, Cal, when a can of case
line exploded, setting fire to thei
home.
Thirty thousand American flags wer
carried through three miles O
muddy streets at Lawrence, Mass, OF
Saturday by 10000 men. women an,
children in a demonstration agains
the Industrial Workers of the World
Rebels held up a passenger train 15
miles south of iIl Paso on the border
rifled the mail and express cars an,
kidnapped John T. Cameron, wealth
stockbr;ker of FL Paso. The trail
was allowed to proceed south.
Mrs. Emily Pletz, a paper hanger
wife of San Francisco, who was hell
Ing her daughter through secon
reader lesson, stopped to answer
knock at the door. and was shot dow
by an unknown man.
Church Howe, American consul q
Manchester, England, who has bee
spending his vacation at his home |
Auburn, Neb., will not return to hi
post in England.
Starting Monday 10000 people Ii,
Ing in Cleveland and northern OH
will abstain from eating eggs for tire
weeks. President Frank S. Krause ,
the thirty-cent egg club issued tn
boycott.
Ensign Andes HALEY Butler, Unite
States navy, was drowned in the HUI
son river Sunday while returning wit
three fellow officers to his post on Il
battleship Rhode Island in the line
the great Atlantic armada at ancht
for presidential review.
Charges that the American depal
ment of state interfered with ele
tions in Nicaragua We're contained
testimony given before the senatori
subcommittee at Ell Paso, Texas,
Angel Ugarte, former Honduran mi
lister to Washington, and by Gener
Juran Leets, formerly of the Nicar
guam army, who completed their ties
mony Thursday.
Robbers blew the safe of the Oval
State bank at Owaka, S. D., and e
capped with $500. They were fC
lowed by posse to the Bad Lane
and shots were EXCHANGED.