The Arizona copper camp., 1918-02-09
HISTORY MAKING EVENTS.

bOlSneVlh cOnIrOlS cOlOnlal parley.
Russian congress in New York city
elects radical officers of Trotzky
type and opens session by singing
dirge of revolution.
Steamship Montreal sunk in COLI
sion. No lives were lost. Two de-
stroyers took off the crews.
Emma Goldman and Alex Berma,
anarchists, ordered into custody Of
marshal.
Part of plant of the Driver-Harr
Wire company at Harrison, N j.
destroyed by fire. Loss estimated
at 100000.
Aguilar named to fill post in Car
rama Cabinet.
Splendid fighting spirit of Italian
fighting men holds up in Brenta
region.
Bolsheviki troops take Odessa.
Food export agreement U. S. and
Norway must be clearly stated. Nor
ways reply to be published soon as
possible.
Reports from Berlin indicate that
the strike has reached it's high
water mark and is beginning to re-
cede.
Sunday, Feb 3.-Property of Nicholas
Romanoff, former emperor of Rus
sia. in New York, held subject to
American laws.
Kerensky men plan to meet in New
York
Government smokeless powder
plants to be constructed at Charles
ton, West Virginia, and Nashville,
Tenn, at cost of $50,000,000, will
begin producing in August. Each
plant will employ from 10000 to
$4,000 men.
Brest-Litovsk peace palaver mark
ing time.
Loyal Finlanders fight Red Guard
of Bolsheviki:
Monday Feb 4.-Imports to America
to be cut SO per cent to make avail
able ships for transporting troops
to France.
Bolo Pasha brought to trial by court
martial for supporting German prop
aganda in France.
Far-reaching priority regulations
put into effect by war industries
board to expedite production OF
war supplies.
Coal situation critical in many Sec
tions of East. State fuel administra-
tors urge continuance of Monday
holidays.
Venice and towns on Venetian plain
bombarded by enemy airmen.
Greater part of Rumanian army
fighting Russian forces.
Wilhelm Dittman, German deputy,
sentenced to five years imprison-
ment on charge of high treason for
melting strikes in Berlin.
German strikes end. Men go to
work today.
Munitions factory near Prague, cap
ital of Bohemia, blown up, involY-
ing loss of many lives.
Belgium granted loan of $3,5O0,0O
making total loans from U. S. $89.-
100000.
Tuesday, Feb 5.-President author
ized to create railroad rates.
Billiards in east paralyve delivery
of coal.
Won Rintelen and confederates are
found guilty of conspiracy to de-
stroy food of allies by placing fire
bombs in cargoes:
Norway refuses to accept U. 5. pro-
posal in regard to food supply ship
ments, and announces intention to
remain neutral.
Wednesday, Feb. 6.-Transport Tus-
cania, carrying 2,179 American sol
diers, torpedoed and sunk off Irish
coast, many lives lost.
Announcement made that France
will be able to manufacture enough
artillery to supply 100000 troops
by July 1.
Five buildings of Indiana state re-
formatory at Jeffersonville, Ind,
burned, entailing loss of $1,000, ,OO0.
State divorced from church by Boil
sheviki leaders, who take control
of church. possessions. Action may
lead to fresh revolution.
Mexican commission to Argentina
disbands. Neutrality congress plan
abandoned indefinitely.
Thursday, Feb. All but 113 Amerl-
can soldiers on -Tuscania are ac-
counted for.
Administration railroad bill, provid-
ing for government guarantee OF
S945, 100000 to railroads is favor
ably reported to senate.
U-boat toll for week, 10 British
ships over 1000 tons.
Distribution of land to peasants in
Russia adds to chaotic situation.