Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-04-26
NEWS Of A WEEK IN
CONDENSED FORM
RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN sRIEFEsT
MANNER POSSIBLE.
Happenings That Are Making History
information Gathered from All
Quarters Of the Globe and
Given In q Few Lines.
INTE RMOUNTAlN.


the sale of tags attempted by the
Soldiers and Sailors council at Taco
ma, April 5. pleaded not guilty before
Judge Chapman in the superior court.
Preparations are going forward
quietly for what is expected to be
general walkout of metal miners at
Ieadville, Colo, on April 20 as pro-
test against an announced reduction
of the wage scale from $3.50 a day to
$3.50 day. The walkout is expected
10 affect ten or twelve of the largest
mines in the district.
Brig Gen. Harvey J. Moss, adju-
tant general of Washington, has issued
call for the twentieth annual con-
vention of the National Guard associ-
alton of the United States to be held
at Chicago, May 5.
Walter Reisenwever, II years old
has confessed that he killed Charles
johnson, manager of railroad board
ing house at Sheridan, Wyo., with an
axe and robbed the body of 500 in
currency.
Two Seattle policemen, Sergeant
Gus V. Hasselblad and Patrolman w.
F. Patton. We're arrested by federal
officers, charged with theft of liquor
worth about $4,000 from the United
States customs appraisers store on
March 81.
Unless Governor Olcott succeeds in
devising a plan that will satisfy them
that the state fish and game commits
sion has been put on an efficiency and
business basis officials of the Oregon
Sportsmens league and the MultnOmah
Anglers club declared they would
draft an initiative bill and carry it to
the electorate at the next general
election.
DOMESTIC.
Two divisions of japanese troops
have been ordered to Korea to sup
press revolutionary uprisings, accord
ing to cablegram received by
the japanese American. a newspaper,
from Toxic agent.
Under supervision of the federal de-
partment of fisheries, 10000 fur seals
will be killed at the st. Paul islands,
Boring sea, this spring.
Several naval seamen were drowned
at New York when the propeller of the
transport Saxonia sliced off the stern
of the naval tug Freehold while the
smaller vessel was docking the troop
ship at Cunard pier.
Removal from office of Postmaster
General Burleson was requested of
President Wilson In resolution adopt
ed at the annual convention of the
Georgia Federation of Labor
Efforts to impeach Gov. w. L. Hard
ing for his part in the Rathbun par
done case were defeated in the Iowa
house of representatives when that
body adopted resolution censuring
the chief executive.
Albert Wheeling, a farmer of Hol-
comb, Mo-, who pleaded guilty to hav-
ing chopped off his left hand with an
AZ July 81 last to evade selective ser
vice, was sentenced to six months in
prison.
Eighteen foreigners were taken into
custody by federal authorities at De
troit and held for hearing before the
local immigration board on charges
of spreading Bolshevist propaganda.
The first woman's bill ever signed by
a governor Of California was approved
April IS by Gov. William d. Stephens.
when he placed his signature upon
measure by Acknowledgements Saylor to
place a sister on an equal plane with
q brother in the administration Of
estates.
Six carloads Of California beans and
one carload of rice will be sent to the
starving peoples of Armenia.
Hope that the principles of anarchy
and Bolshevism that now sway por.
lions of the world will not get dom
inant foothold in America. but that the
golden rule" eventually shall prevail
here and elsewhere was expressed by
Mayor Ole Hanson of Seattle in an ad-
dress at San Francisco.
The California senate adopted the
proposed constitutional amendment in
troduced by Senator Johnson provid-
ting for a S4O.0O0.OO0 bond issue for
highway construction.
A contest Of the will of Mrs. Frank
Leslie, leaving the bulk Of her estate
10 the woman suffrage cause, was be-
gun April Is at New York by Althea.
the Baroness Salvador, a Dutch sub
ject residing in Paris.
Declaring that he had been held up
and robbed Of 1854 by two armed
thugs in broad daylight in the business
district Of San Francisco. Charles
,raighead. bank messenger. bleeding
from cuts and with his hands tied,
walked into the Bank of California,
where he is employed.
More than 100 ships of Americas
"Victory fleet" steamed proudly INTO
New York harbor Monday beneath
great escort of air and seaplanes,
bringing 10000 officers and men to
the first home shore leave many have
apjoye6 in more than q year.