The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-10-12
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Word his been recei. ed at Butte that
a two-year wage agreement between
mine owners and coal miners in Mon
tana and northeastern Wyoming has
been ratified by the referendum OF
the various locals of the United Mine
Workers.
Four runaway boys from Salt Lake
City were picked up at Pocatelo by
the police on advice telegraphed from
Salt Lake. The boys ages run from
IL to Is years.
A message from Grass Range, Mont,
stated that James w. Briggs shot and
killed his wife. Mrs. Briggs had in
stituted divorce proceedings against
her husband.
movement to establish an interur
ban electric line between Salt Lake
and Provo, Utah, has become apparent
through the efforts of the promoters
OF the enterprise to secure the neces-
sary franchises in the towns that will
be touched by the line.
Thomas Edward White, aged 20,
public chauffeur, was found dead in his
automobile in Salt AXE City, having
been shot twice. Caleb A. Inflow,
principal of the Upper Bingham, Utah,
schools. is in jail charged with the
crime
Fred Barry Strong. aged "a, the
college burglar" after his arrest on
suspicion, confessed that he had
broken into twenty-five Seattle houses
and stolen articles worth $4,000.
A gold discovery has been made
four miles south of Summitville, Colo,
Conejos county. The new camp, known
as the Gilmore mining district, Is on
the Alamosa river and lies thirty-five
miles southeast of Creole and six
miles northwest of Platoro.
The Oregon Short Line has decided
to lay about nine miles of new track
on what is known as the Burley cut
off. The line will extend from Burley
to Marshfield, Idaho, being part
of the proposed cutoff between Burley
and Salt Lake City.
DOMESTIC
Pages from the careers of the Nc
Namaras and Ortie McManigal as
leaders of "the flying squadron of dy-
namiters,' with conversations in
which they were said to have plotted
to send McManigal to Panama to blow
up the locks of the Panama canal,
were read by District Attorney Miller
at Indianapolis on Monday.
An hours heroic treatment brought
back signs of life in the body of Bert
Edgar, an electrician of San Fran
cisco, after he had been pronounced
dead from a shock Of 1900 volts OF
electricity. He has even chances for
recovery.
The mystery surrounding the disap
pearance of 100000 supposed to have
been sent by registered mail by the
National Bank of Cuba to the National
Park bank of New York City, has been
deepened by discovery indicating
that the money never reached the post
office in in Havana.
An automobile careening wildly
down Broadway, Los Angeles, at the
busiest period in the shopping district
swung around the corner at Fifth
street, hurting dozen pedestrians
right and left. collided with team
smashed a motorcycle and finally
brought up against the front of store
building
Nine young men lost their lives al
Philadelphia when an automobile In
which they were joy-riding crashed
through the railing on the side of the
new Thirty-third street boulevard al
Master street and fell into a coal yard
seventy4ive feet below.
Eight assassinations within the las
two weeks and twenty-one fires within
three days, interspersed with threat
ening letters. has thrown the popula
ton OF Tampa, Fla, into state o.
excitement
1t has been found advisable to raise
the height of the dikes at Gambia
from seventy-five feet, as originally
planned, to seventy-eight feet two
inches In order to protect the Culebra
cut of the Panama canal.
Mrs Russell Sage has purchased
Marsh island. ON the gulf coast south
west Of New Orleans, at cost o.
$4,000, and has dedicated it as q
guarded refuge for the migratory birds
Of America.
Seven out OF about every one hun
dred thousand New Workers are
murdered. according to figures gath
cred by an insurance journal
b. B. Cornelius of Palmer, Tex. his
wife and two daughters and his sister
and child were killed when an auto
mobile In which they were riding was
struck by an interurban car.
Evelyn Thaw, in Omaha en- route
to the Pacific coast, fatty denied that
she is going to Reno to secure di
vorce from Harry Thaw Furthermore
whenever he is set free she will again
live with him, she says.