The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-04
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of a Week
A COMPLETE HISTORY OF
WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
iNTERMouN TAlN

I'M EhMOUNTAlN
Five men, members of Grea
Northern rotary snow pillow crew, wer,
seriously scalded when the boiler o
the rotary exploded two miles east O
Cascade tunnel. Conductor w. r
Smith and Fireman R. Jensen prob
ably will die.
Windsor " Rice of Salt Lake City
prominent capitalist and philanthrop
LIST, died Monday at San Diego, Cal.
Of Bright's disease.
In the past two years the percent
age of illiteracy in the state of Utat
has been reduced from 81 to 25 and
Utah is one of the four states with
the least percentage of illiteracy of al
the states in the union.
The Oregon legislature, which will
convene January Is, will be over
whelmingly Republican. All the legis
lators are Republicans except two
Democrats in the senate and six In
the house.
Mrs. Joseph H. Warrington of Hal
tCyS Auo., iAnhcu uci inc W odNc q
diamond from her burning home,
which already had been recovered by
her husband. Mrs. Warrington's
clothing was afire when she was taken
torcibly from the house where she
was searching for her gem.
On the ground that the applicant
was neither q free white person nor
\ negro, as provided in the constitu-
ton, Akhai Kumar Mozumder, Hin
du Yogi, was debarred from citizen
ship by Judge Frank Rudkins at Spo-
kane.
Just tired Of hfe-that is ALL was
The poignant first sentence Of a letter
left by ]. p. Welsh, 81 years Of age
who committed suicide at Salt Lake
BY drinking a solution Of potassium
cyanide
The Washington legislature will be
composed OF seventy-six Republicans
thirty-four Progressives. twenty-six
Democrats, two Socialists, and one
seat will be vacant by death.
With the Republicans In control OF
both the senate and the house, the
Utah state Legislature will open its
sessions In Salt Lake City Monday
morning, January 13..
4 DOMESTIC
Three federal grand Jury indict
ments charging Olaf A. Tveitmoe and
e. A. Clancy of San Francisco and
J. q. Munsey Of Salt Lake with hay
Ing conspired to transport explosives
Illegally, which were returned in Los
Angeles year ago, will not be dis.
missed despite the sentences impos
I'd upon the men in Indianapolis.
Six men were killed and seven In
Iured, two seriously, when snow
slide came down at the Coal Creek
B. c., mines Of the Crows Nest Goa
company and carried away a carpen
ters' shop which the men had Just
entered preparatory to their days
work.
Martin J. O'Toole. Pittsburgh's
$4,000 baseball pitcher, was married
TO Miss Rose Catherine Heffernan
O'Toole and his bride had been friends
since childhood. After q reception
The two left for Bermuda.
The interstate commerce commits
sion has suspended proposed trans
sentimental freight tariffs advancing
rates on lumber from British Coluin
bia and Alberta, Canada, and Oregon
Washington and other northwestern
states. shipped through Colorado gate
ways to eastern destinations.
The Prince of Wales" present
chief Of the Clallam tribe of Indian.
who have been homeless and handles.
since 1855, left Seattle Monday fol
Washington, D. c., to present to con
gress and to the interior department
the Indians petition for redress O
grievances which they have endured
nearly fifty-eight years.
A warning that the United State,
must be prepared for immediate wa
and far better prepared than tn,
country has been for past wars-wai
the feature Of remarkable address,
made by Theodore Roosevelt at Bos
tom.
The Jury In the dynamite conspir
acy'' case at Indianapolis returned I,
verdict OF guilty against thirty-eigh
Of the defendants. Almost the entir,
executive star of the Internationa
Association OF Bridge and Structure
Ironworkers was convicted. Only tw,
officials Of that union now remain on
Of Jail.
A legible nngerprint was found o.
q handkerchief which was used as
towel by the supposed murderer o
J. H. LOgne, the diamond merchant
Of Chicago. The impression was tina
q ! man, said finger-print experts
Mrs, Whitelaw Reid and her Sol
Ogden Mills Reid. arrived Sunday q
New York from London on the steam
or CampaniaL Their arrival wa
timed to precede by several days tbs
q the British cruiser Natal which
stsaming tor this port with the bod
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