Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-21
CONDENSED NEWS

r o. billy Clark aged eight.
4 Hon Arrnenians. 1t IS claimed.
zen put to death by the Turks
H-T!cans. reported as having
.-i Americans at RocaTio, have
recIted.
more provisions were added to
late army bill designed TO fed
the national guard.
rial Of VIII II Orpet. charged
q murder OF Miss Marion Lam
a4s set for May Is. at waGke-
Standard OIL company has CIV
g.Intary wage increase Of 10
: TO $500 employees at Whit
ni'ef States IS drafting a con
reply to the Carrauza request
r"r"Iican troops be Withdrawn
'ey.Co
rley General Gregory held that
1eTal reserve board has no au.
70 change the location OF a fed
erye bank.
plant OF the Dupont Powder
" near Bluefeld, W. Va. was
I'd by an explosion. Three men
lied The loss is sI5O.OOO.
'enant V. d. Herbster. assistant
.,rAche at the American embas-
E"r,,n. has been ordered home
3 81 IN the Intelligence bureau.
lrst Official report OF the clash
raj. reaching the war depart.
.rom General Funston, said two
IN t-oopers and forty Mexicans
lied.
N.clraguan congress has rati-
d. treaty by which the United
acquires for 100000 canal
rEEts and coaling station on
--. bay.
A. the presidential primary in Hi.
be senator Sherman. Republican.
resident Wilson had 1t all their
o.. say. as all other names had to
M len in.
corn production o. the 1856 sea
q in the ten leading producing
.-ies was 3,727.250.00 bushels. or
Z se- cent more than the previous
~. IS output.
Tie ashes OF Richard Harding Davis,
.o died al his home in Mount Kisco.
g. last week. were buried in a Gem
F at Philadelphia beside the
d Is OF his parents.
resident Yuan Shi Kai expressed
, ddence that the difficulties pre-
tied by he revolutionary movement
China would be overcome and har-
ony would be restored.
The grand jury at Doming. n. NJ,
iich has been investigating the Co
mbus raid. has returned an indict-
ent against villa charging him with
urder In the first degree.
The adjudication OF water rights
ong the South Platte river in Col.
ado and Nebraska is sought in
Sc filed in the United States district
urt for Colorado at Denver.
The Panama canal was reopened to
afiic with the passage of sixteen
ips, seven northbound and nine
uthbound The channel through the
I was in excellent condition.
X. Valentine. for years
dge of the Seventh judicial circuit
Iowa and former congressman from
died in Chicago of paraly-
!. He was born in Keosauqua, Ia, in
43.
w. d. Garranfio, former president.
d r. ID. Duncan. former vice pres,.
Mt and cashier Of OF the State Ma
nal bank of Little Rock. were found
lily on six counts of violating ma
nal banNing laws.
American women soldiers will wear
,users as part OF their uniform II
ey follow the example set by the
0 members OF the American wom-
8 league for self-defense, who have
en- drilling in New York.
Dr.. Joseph Shimoon, former student
Carroll college. W'akesha. Wis, was
rned at the stake and beheaded at
'umiah. Persia, for refusing to ac-
owledge Islam. according to ad
.es received at Waukesha.
Americans in southern Sinaloa,
lrmed at conditions in the surround
: country. are taking refuge in Ma
tlan and about two scores of them
II return to the United States on
Q United States steamer Glacier.
War supplies valued at $50. .G00, 900
re thrown overheard from the jap
ese steamer Ide Marue, which ar
red at Honolulu with an injured
oder. The cargo was jettsoned to
,hten the disabled craft forward dur
( gale.
A house committee submitted re-
IT pronouncing United States Attor-
y Marshall OF New York guilty OF
ntempt for criticisfug a house sub
mmittee investigating impeachment
argos brought by Representative
,chanan of Illinois.
An Amsterdam dispatch says that