Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-06-21

In battle between American troops
and villa bandits at Juarez early Mon.
day morning, the bandits were routed.
Now that women have the ballot
they should upset the world and build
1t over according to their own ideas"
L. A. Ross of the University of Wis
consin told the 1000 delegates to the
Iowa convention of the National Fed
GRAFTON of Women's Clubs.
A passenger train locomotive blew
up near Fort Worth, Texas, killing the
engineer and injurng several other
persons.
WASHINGTON.
reconstruction program which ap-
proaches the labor problem in more
progressive spirit than any legislation
hitherto proposed, has been prepared
by Senator Kenyon of Iowa.
Organized labor, bringing to con.
gress in a public demonstration at
Washington, on June IA, it's protest
against prohibition of beer and wine,
gave warning that the tranquility of
the working classes might be seriously
menaced by enforcement of the war
time prohibition law.
Mexico will not seek admission to
the league of nations 'fOr the present."
Gen, Candida Aguilar, son-in-law Of
President CarranZa and head of a
special mission to the United States,
said in replying to question as to the
attitude of Mexico toward the Monroe
doctrine.
With a legislative rider for repeal
of the daylight savings act, effective
next October the agricultural appro-
priation bill was ordered favorably re-
ported on June 10.
More than S3.000,00O,000 OF new
funds must be provided by private in
itiatiye in the next few months, if the
United States is to continue its export
trade at the present high level, it Is
estimated by the federal reserve board.
That the partition of Russia among
the British, French and japanese will
eventually follow the recognition of
the Kolchak government is the belief
of a number of senators who have
closely followed the Russian situation.
FOREIGN.
To Jack Alcock, captain in the
British Royal Air force, and his navi-
gator, Lieut.. Arthur Brown, an Ameri-
can, goes the honor of having made the
first nonstop flight across the Atlantic
from Newfoundland to Ireland. The
Daily Mails $4,000 prize is theirs.
THE allied armies are ready to
move forward ON an instants notice,
If Germany does not sign the treaty."
the Temps says.
During an attempt to put down a
strike near Sombarheek, western Hun
gary. Jos railway men were killed. The
strike is continuing.
The disorders which began in Spezia.
Italy, on Thursday, continue because
of lack of sufficient forces 10 check
the crowds which are packing the
shops and distributing hats, shoes and
provisions.
Former Emperor William belongs
in the pathological ward" and is not
wanted in Germany, declared Herman
Mueller, majority socialist leader and
whip in the national assembly, in a
speech delivered before the majority
socialist convention at Berlin
President Carranza of Mexico will
not be candidate for reelection and
under no circumstances will he con-
,inue in office after the expiration Of
his present term, 1t Is announced by
General Aguilar.
ON the expiration of the ultimatum
TO the Hungarian soviet government
the entente Immediately began military
action, according TO the Neue Freie
Presse of Vienna. French troops have
arrived at Pressburg, thirty-four miles
southeast of Vienna,
The German reply to the peace
treaty submitted at Versailles on May
7 maintains that the enemies of Ger
many have forsaken the peace Of JUS
tice to when they had pledged them
selves in the armistice negotiations for
peace of might.
President Wilson probably will re-
main In Paris only three or four days
after his return from Belgium. He
will then embark at French port for
the United States.
Anto- Semitic disturbances have
broken out at CracOw. Several hun.
dred civilians and twenty soldiers were
seriously wounded before the military
restored order after wholesale plum
dering Of Jewish shops.
Advices received from China show
that there has been a serious spread
of anti-Japanese agitation, especially
in Shanghai. HangkOw, Nankin and
Canton, with indications that 1t may
develop into general anti'foreign
movement.
Talaat Bey, the man who signed the
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