Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-12-27
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murdered on their farm near Gill
creste Colo, early Sunday. The bod
les were found by Adam George,
Shank's cousin, when he went to the
farm to take the family to church.
W. II. Scott, aged "a, WAS shot and
fatally injured by an unknown man
whom he surprised in company with
his wife at a rooming house in Salt
Lake.
The Rev. G. S. Lakeland. pastor of
the Grace Methodist Episcopal church
of Denver has announced that he will
have real negro Jazz orchestra before
the pulpit next Sunday afternoon in
an effort to awaken the enthusiasm of
his congregation.
A cross-current, whose effects were
unobserved in the heavy fog, caused
the wreck of the tank steamer j. A.
Chanslor, with Il probable loss of
thlrty-slX lives, according to n $ ate
ment by her captain, A. A. Sawyer, at
Mansfield, Ore.
Dba +. Aspey, Il grocer, was shot
and killed in his store at Denver by
robber, who escaped. No money was
obtained.
a huge still with capacity of $50
gallons of liquor a day, said to be the
largest Illicit distilling plant ever en-
countered by the officers in the state,
was seized by Il force of state constab-
ulary at point ten miles south of
Denver
John Borich was executed at the
Utah state prison Friday morning,
paying the penalty for his murder of
Mrs. Velma Adkins, whom he stran-
gled to death in a lonely spot on the
Lincoln highway near Tooele on the
night of September Is.
A strike of school teachers of the
Englewood, Colo, public schools on
January 5, is threatened unless the
school board acts favorably upon a
request of the recently formed teach
ers' union for increased salaries.
DOMESTIC.
Sailing under sealed orders, the army
transport Buford, the lark which will
carry back to soviet Russia Emma
Galllman. Alexander Berkman and
more than POO other radicals, left
New York Sunday.
Lieut.. b. W. Maynard, "the flying
parson,' winner of me recent army
transcontinental air race announced
Sunday that he mas resigned from the
army air service and will resume his
work rs clergyman. He said he eX-
pected 20 be out of the service by Jan
uary |.
Governor Frank o. Lowden of Hi
no,s has opened his campaign to line
up the New York delegation to the
Republican national convention in ia
vor of his candidacy for the presiden-
tial nomination.
In two addresses in Chicago On De
cember 20 Gen. John J. Pershing
strongly urged immediate universal
military training. His speeches fol-
lowed n day of welcome to Chicago by
hundreds of thousands of persons.
Twenty-three deaths resulted from
head-on collision between an immi-
grant train and n freight train on the
Canadian Pacific railway, two miles
east of Onawa station, Maine. Seven
teen persons were killed outright and
Tx died later.
Eleven members of the crow of the
transport America, including two pee
ty officers, charged with mutiny on
the high seas and other crimes, We're
taken from the ship in irons. when
she locked ut a Hoboken army pier,
Specifically blaming no one, the
coroner's inry investigating the death
of Maude Tabor, brilliant student of
languages, whose body was found in
trunk In her home at l.awton, Mich,
month ago, returend verdict that
death resulted from an Illegal opera
ton.
Resolutions making establishment
of a teachers union violation of its
rules We're passed by the board of edu-
cation at San Francisco.
Cleofonte Campanini, director gen
erat of the Chicago Grand Opera COM
pany, died of pneumonia on December
10.
IL III btIStIi lslN bttu
reelected to congress from the Fifth
Wisconsin district, having defeated
Henry il. Bodenstab. running rs n
fusion candidate by 1906 votes.
Eive-year-old JaIles Buddy Blake,
whose body was washed ashore at
Ventnor n. j., came to his death at
the hands of his mother while she
was lahoring under n state of mental
alteration, according to the verdict of
the coroner's jury.
Distillers and other owners of alco-
holic beverages are seeking to export
millions of gallons of whiskey and
other liquors from New York and
other eastern ports before January 16,
when the national prohibition amend
ment becomes effective, but are meet
ing with great difficulty in getting