Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-08-30

brotherhoods located at San Bernnr.
alno ordered strike Saturday, eff
fectiye at once. These lodge, control
the brotherhood men of all of south
ern California outside the city of Los
Angeles. They said their orders had
not been sanctioned by their national
officers.
Three hundred American troops re.
crossed the border into the United
States, Sunday night, after an unsnc.
cessful campaign begun week pre-
Vlous To oyertake the bandits who
captured and held for ransom Iienten-
ants Harold G. Peterson and Paul d.
Davis.
Despite efforts Of eight posses of
citizens and police Officers to appre-
mend them, three bank robbers who
obtained $4,000 in daylight holdup
of the First National bank of New
ton, Kan, are still at large.
WASHINGTON.
An amendment to the peace treaty
providing for the restoration of Shan
tung to China instead of delivery to
Japan was adopted by the foreign re-
lations committee of the senate on
August %. 1t was the first direct ac-
ton by the committee ON the treaty.
While the United States is making
extended preparations for operations
in Mexico, armed Intervention on a
large scale is not contemplated by
the administration, it is asserted.
More than $1,000 employees of the
federal and municipal governments in
the District of Columbia are receiving
less than 500 month.
A treaty providing for the protec-
ton of fish in the costal boundary
waters of Canada and the United
States on the Pacific has been signed
by Secretary Lansing and Counselor
Ronald G. Lindsay.
Without amendment and with prac-
tically no opposition, the house late
Friday voted to amend the Lever food
control act to extend its provisions to
include clothing, containers of food
feed or fertilizers, fuel oil and i'm.
plements used in production of neces
sites, and to penalze profiteering by
$4,000 fine or two years imprison
ment.
The labor provision of the peace
! fai 70 ni,,t
labor evils and point toward a pro
gram which may disturb the domestic
peace of the United States Senator
Thomas, Democrat, Colorado, declared
in a speech in the senate
FOREIGN.
/ A dispatch received at Copenhagen
from Beresina, in the government o.
Minsk, says an airplane has reached
there bringing advices fro Kameneete
Podolsky to the effect thY Genera
Petlura's Ukraine troops have occupied
Kiey, taken the whole of Podulia ant
large parts of Volhynia and the gov
eminent of Kiey.
Three hundred soldiers belonging t,
Warwick, Berkshire, and Gloucester
regiments were arrested at South
ampton for refusing to obey orders tt
embark for France.
Georges Castor Quien, charged will
having intelligence with the enemy ant
alleged betrayer of Edith Cavell, will
appear before the sixth court martha
of Paris for trial.
Herbert II. Asquith, former prime
minister is reported to be making ar
rangements to re-enter active politics
Swiss jewelers. are complaining OF
an unprecedented diamond famine, the
demand from America and the central
countries being ten times greater than
the supply.
to the Hungarian government, In
which announcement was made thai
the council would have no dealings
with a government headed by Arch
duke Joseph or any other member OF
the Hapsburg family.
The supreme council has sent in
structions to the interallied mission
at Budapest to inform Archduke Jo-
seph that he must leave the Hunga'
rian government, rs Europe had suf'
fered so much under the Hapsburgs
that there could be no confidence in
any government with Hapsburg Il
member of ii.
A delegation of prominent japanese
visited Secretary of the Navy Josephus
Daniels at Honolulu on Friday and
presented him with bronze vases.
The all-Russian government at Omsi
has transferred its gold reserve and
archives eastward to Irkutsk, accord
ing to apparently trustworthy reports
received here. Other information in
dicates that the Omsk government
position is growing weaker because of
the advance of the Bolshevikl and the
desertlon of Siberian troops.
The police of Dublin raided the Of
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