Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-03-08
of
asst Week.
The News Happenings of
Seven Days Photographed |
lNTE RMOJNTAIN,

INFERNO JNTAIN.
About 100 union painters ut Spo-
Kane went ON strike March |, To en-
force their demands for wage in
crease from SO to 81 a day
The house of the Montana leeisia-
lure went ON record as favoring the
return of the railroads to private
ownership.
Charles Perry Dale entered a plea of
guilty in the United States district
court at Spokane when he was ar
raigned on charge of using the mails
to defraud in Connection with the oper-
alton there of one OF a chain of broker
age offices through which it is alleged
the public was defrauded of 100000
Ninety shiploads of flour and wheat
are awaiting transportation in the
northwest, according to the Portland
chamber of comeree. which is appeal
ing to the government to alleviate the
present congestion and avert what is
regarded as an impending milling ca
tastrophe
Lieut.. Colni V. Dyment. Red Cross
searcher with the Dist division. will
establish headquarters ut Seattle, prob
ably late in March. and will write to
the relatives of the 1900 or more men
of the division who were killed or
wounded.
w. f. Dunn, editorial writer of the
Butte Bulletin and IA member of the
Montana legislature, has been remand
ed to Jail after having been sentenced
in the district court to pay fine of
$4,000, the penalty fixed by the jury
that found him guilty of sedition in
Butte Bulletin.
DOMESTIC.
War department records show that
the wrong man was shot as Il deserter
recently at Fort Thomas, Ky, and that
the real deserter is still at large.
Oscar A. Price has resigned as
assistant to the director geenral of
railroads to become president of new
WI poi atioh vi SdhlbCu w uiSti Illt
films of "A group of prominent moving
picture actors.
DR.. HarOutioum Tiryakian, known as
the grand old man of the Armenians,"
a leader of many Armenian movements
in this country, died Sunday at New
York.
The senate of the California legs-
lature has adopted Il resolution provid-
ing for an investigation by an legs-
lative committee of the price of bread,
milk and eggs.
Six of the German submarines sur
rendered in British harbors are to be
brought to the United States soon for
exhibition TO the public and for study
by American experts.
The United States mint has started
from Philadelphia shipment of S253
bars of silver, valued at $4,000,000, for
India. They will be sent there by way
Of San Francisco.
A nationwide strike of electrical
workers affiliated with the Interna-
tional Brotherhood of Electrical Work
ers is in prospect unless President
Wilson provides some committee, COM
mission or court to which members
of the organization can submit griev
ances, according to Charles =. Ford
secretary of the brotherhood, following
the sending of a Geographic appeal
to the president.
The Canadian freight ship Lord Duff
fern sank in thirty-six feet of water
fifteen minutes after she had been
rammed on the port quarter by the
troop ship Aquitania off Liberty Is
land, near quarantine, ON Friday.
Two charges of murder In connection
with bomb explosion ut San Fran
cisco, which were entered against
Edward ID. Nolan, co-defendant of
Thomas J. Mooney and president of
the machinists' lodge there, We're dis
missed Thursday by Superior Judge
Michael J. Roche because of lack of
evidence.
Seven of group of fourteen Span
lards arrested ut New York ON suspi-
tlti VI NoihpiiNiis III uiiVSSt Biot
to attempt the overthrow of the fed
eral government by assassination of
public officials have been released
from the custody of the secret service
on Il writ of habeas corpus.
Authoritative opinion of American
naval officials apparently is definitely
crystallized against any proposal to
sink the surrendered German fleet. An
outline obtained of the views held at
the capital pointed out that such a
course would represent sheer economic
waste.
George f. Edmunds, former United
States senator from Vermont. died ut
Pasadena, Cal, following IL long ill
ness.
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