The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-10-05
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A Weeks EVENTS
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Edward Payne, former president o
the Boise Qdaho) State bank, was al
rested Monday on six Indictment
charging embezzlement and falsifyint
reports to the state bank examine.
The bank was closed last December
In Idaho the Progressive party stat,
and presidential electoral ticket has
been attacked in the supreme court
through the application for writ OF
Injunction to enjoin the secretary OF
state from certifying it down to the
county auditor in the respective coun
ties on the official ballot.
William J. Bryan arrived at Raw.
Inns, Wyo,, early Sunday and rested
most of the day at the home of John E.
Osborne, chairman Of the Democratic
state central committee. The Ne
braskan made no political speeches.
Elmer Dewey, convicted at Salt Lake
OF the murder of Policeman Johnston,
and sentenced to life Imprisonment,
has been granted new trial.
Finley Martin of Sioux City, Ia, was
Instantly killed, and James H. Scan
Ian, of Los Angeles, was seriously
injured and another man slightly in
1ured when speeding police automo-
bile ran into crowd in Salt Lake.
James Cook, formerly a conductor
on the Mexican Central railway, was
adjudged insane at Seattle few days
ago, as result, it was declared by
q lunacy commission, of i'll treatment
received two years ago while he was
q prisoner in the Mexico City jail.
Eugene B. Bayne, ]. w. Keere and
J, w. Mehargue, formerly cashier
assistant cashier and director, respec-
lively. of the defunct Boise State bank,
at Boise, Idaho. have been arrested.
They are charged with making false
reports concerning the affairs and
financial conditions of the institution.
DOMESTIC
(, The Central Fuel Oil company, an
oil producing company in Oklahoma
chartered in Delaware, has been ad-
judged a bankrupt in the United
States district court at Wilmington
Liabilities are placed at $13,30T686 %
and assets $2,529,514.46.
Information that $4,000 Of tn~.
money stolen from the Canadian bank
may be now In possession of two men
one well known business man Of
Chicago, was given Assistant Chief
Schulttler by jeanette Little, reputed
wife of Jim Stacey, under arrest in
st. Louis. She said the two had tho
money or knowledge of where it was
Bishop c. w. Lillywhite, acting for
the Mormon colonists, has requested
Consul Dye at Aqua Prieta, or some
other official representative of the
United States, to go with a delegation
OF twenty-five Mormons to Morelos for
the purpose of taking an inventory of
goods there that can be saved and re-
porting the actual conditions.
Police and paraders fought with
knives and clubs at Lawrence, Mass,
before a demonstration by members of
the international Workers OF tho
World. Two officers were stabbed,
and a number of demonstrators were
dubbed.
BY auto-suggestion sight has been
restored tn Miss Stella Adams, of
Boston, who had been totally blind
for three years. DIR. Kenneth Van
Allen opened her sightless eyes after
seven months treatment.
Earthquake shocks were felt in sew
eral sections of Whiteside county,
Illinois, on Saturday. Pictures were
shaken from walls, doors were Jared
open and dishes were scattered from
shelves.
Richard George, son of the late
Henry George, died Saturday at the
home of his brother-in-law, Richard
Roberts. IN Brooklyn. Mr.. George
had been i'll for long time with
Bright's disease.
Judge Loren w. Collins, former JUS
lice of the Minnesota supreme court
"AN ihon VI HdtIOudl uOJe IN the
G. A. R., died at his home in Minneap-
oils, following an attack Of heart
trouble.
AS the climax to rioting in Augusta.
Ga, and shooting of three citizens
by state guardsmen Governor Brown
has proclaimed the city to be In i
state of instruction and ordered the
enforcement of martial
law.
Demar Bowman, the Mormon who
was captured by the Mexican rebels
md held for $1,000 ransom, was liber-
ated and has returned to Pearson.
Ten per cent of the population of
he United States is permanently de-
ective and is an economic and moral
burden on the other ninety per cent,
Ind should be eliminated from So
'iety. asserted Blocker Van Wagenen
4 New York, in speaking to the in
irrational congress on hygiene and
at New York
Two brothers were electrocuted in
be state prison at Eddyville, Ky, on
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