Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-10-11
INTER MOUNTAIN.


strike, which has enforced idleness in
the Tonopah and Divide mines since
August Il, has been called off, has
been issued by Governor Boyle.
What is regarded as the first re.
taliatory move on the part of the resi-.
dent japanese against the anti-alien
league has left ]. f. Koberg, one of the
directors of the newly formed league
minus his japanese workers and with
truck farm on his hands at the bust
est season of the year.
One of the largest deals in roses in
Portlands experience was concluded
few days ago, when Il. G. Hill OF
Richmond, Ind, purchased 100000 cut
tings and offered to take 100000
next year.
The engineer was killed and two
firemen badly hurt when a light en-
CINE and passenger train on the
Rimlni branch of the Northern Pa
cific colllded head-on near Helena
Mont, in a fog. A score of passen-
gers were injured, none seriously.
The lower house of the Utah legis.
lature, in special session, adopted a
memorial fayoring the ratification of
the treaty of peace and league of ma
tions covenant, without amendments.
DOMESTIC.
Mayor Smith, of Omaha, who was
twice strung up by a mob, is slowly
recovering in an Omaha hospital The
mob attempted to hang the mayor
when he ordered the crowd who had
assembled to dispense.
One negro was shot to death, two
others were whipped and five were be-
ing held, 1t was said, for lynching by
mob at Washington, Ga.
In pistol fight between Sheriff Z. A.
Binford with six deputies and approx
mately ninety men in an alleged gamb-
ling game at Goose Creek, Texas, one
negro was killed and forty-four others
arrested.
Fifteen minutes after Col. Townsend
Dodd, commander of Langley field,
Virginia, had been killed in landing at
the Bustleton aviation field near Phil
adelphia, second airplane made a
bad landing and three other army Of
ficers were injured.
Governor Goodrich of Indiana has
ordered eleven companies of state mill
tia to East Chicago and Gary, where
rioting broke out as a result of the
strike of steel workers.
Lieuts. Frederick Waterhouse and
Cecil ii. Connolly, American aviators
lost in Mexico, were apparently muir
dered after landing near Los Animos
Bay, Mexico.
No person divorced for any cause
whatsoever can be married in the fu-
ture by any clergyman of the Episco-
pal church, if the report of a joint
commission on holy matrimony is ap-
proved by the general convention of
the Protestant Episcopal church, in
session at Detroit.
Prayers for the recovery of Presi-
dent Wilson were offered Sunday in
practically every religious editice in
the United States.
Because of the illness of President
Wilson, King Albert of Belgium has
decided to cancel all his engagements
in connection with his tour of the
United States after those in Boston
and Buffalo, up to october ii.
Bodies of all American soldiers in
termed in Germany. Belgium, Italy,
Great Britain, Luxembourg and North
ern Russia will be returned to the
United States as soon as necessary
transportation can be arranged.
Rioting broke out at the Universal
Portland Genet plant at Indiana Har-
Dor, Ind, and a union picket was shot
by one of two armed negroes, who,
with nearly twenty-five other negroes,
attempted to return to work.
Five dead and five wounded made
up the list of white casualties as a
result of the uprising of negroes in
the vicinity of Elaine, Ark.
United States Senator Hiram w.
johnson at luncheon at San Fran
cisco told more than one thousand of
San Francisco's most prominent wo-
men that the peace treaty with its
Shantung provision is blot on Ameri-
can honor and that the league of ma
tons rs now constituted would make
America n party to perpetuating this
and other wrongs.
Thousands of skilled and unskilled
workmen in Pacific coast shipyards
struck on October l, to enforce de-
mands for wage increases. The walk
out followed the failure of the EN-
ployees TO grant the men wage in
crease Of s cents an hour