Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-09-27
History Of
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The News Happenings of
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cI1lSe Dy Ine CITY. out OF WHICH Is 10
be born a three-party partnership OF
company, employees and public, is pro-
posed to the city council by j. T..
Newell. city traffic expert. as a solu-
ton of the railway problem.
Five Portland physicians were in
dicted for dispensing narcotics in VIC
lation of the Harrison narcotic law
in n report returned by the United
States district grand jury.
The rush is over in relieving cat
tie in the drought area of Montana,
the United States department. of agri-
culture announces. The situation is
so satisfactory that the office at Bill
ingS will be closed.
At least $25,O0O was obtained by Il
rohber who bound and gagged mail
clerk on an eastbOund Northern Pacific
passenger train between Seattle and
kanasket, Wash.
.fhe bill authorizing transfer to the
city of Boulder, Colo, of 400 addi-
fiopal acres in the Colorado national
forest for the city's water plant has
been approved by congress.
Closing down of all Grays Harbor
ralmon cannerieS is threatened rs the
result of strike of fishermen at
Aberdeen, WASH, who demand more
money for fish. Packers declare can
ned salmon prices are weakening and
that higher prices cannot be paid.
An initiative petition to make I'M
lawful the sale, use or possession of
cigarettes in Oregon after January l.,
1921, has been filed with the secretary
of state by ID. +. Frost of Portland
initiator of the measure. 1t will be
given ballot title.
DOMESTIC.
Two unmasked bandits held up and
robbed the Citizens National bank of
RalstOn, suburb, five miles south of
Omaha, shortly after noon Saturday.
After locking the cashier in his cage
and lining four customers against the
wall, they stole $4,000 and made their
escape.
The convention of the United Mine
Workers of America at Cleveland de-
yeloped it's plan for the nationaiza-
ton of coal mines.
Walter Majors. declared to be the
third man of trio of bank robbers
wanted for extensive operations in
Kansas this summer, has been arrested
in st. Louis.
Theodore =. ShOnts, president of the
marlborough Rapid Transit company,
died at his home in New York on Sun
day.
-Four chorus members of the Chi
cago Opera company and one of the
Metropolitan Opera company were eX-
cluded from the country Sunday by Il
board Of special inquiry at Ellis
island.
Clashes between Pennsylvania state
police and crowds bent on holding Ia
Dor mass meetings in the Tittsburg
district Sunday ushered in the strike
in the iron and steel industry.
A campaign has just been launched
against an enemy that kills one Amer
lean every three minutes, night ana
day, or IA total of 10000 during the
past year The enemy is tubercul0'
sis and the campaign is conducted by
the National Tuberculosis association,
with it's 1000 affiliated state and To-
cal societies.
Federal Judge Lands started the
10 nj saloons
of Chicago on Saturday when he held
sixteen men to the grand jury in bonds
of $4,000 each and detained one man
as a witness in $4,000 bonds in the
beer smuggling cases which arose from
the transportation of beer across the
Wisconsin and Illinois line.
Hundreds of thousands of bushels of
wheat are on the ground in danger or
rotting in western Nebraska because
elevators are already filled and be-
cause there is Il shortage of raiiroad
AIRS together with an embargo on
wheat shipments to Omaha and Kan
siis City.
The Anti-saloon League of America
will enter national politics immedl-
ately, it was announced ut Chicago. to
enforce the demand that the political
parties next year nominate candidates
for president who are openly pledged
TO unreserved enforcement of the pro-
hibition amendment to the federal
constitution.
The eating of meat was the target
Of attacks in addresses delivered be
fore the international conference at
New York Of woman physicians.
Five thousand well-tO-dO British wo-
men, determined to obtain American
husbands, soon will arrive in the Unit
ed States, according to a warning is
sued to bachelors by Mrs. s. c. Sey'
mour of Camden, N. j., who has just
returned from Europe.
The Anti-SaloOn League Of America
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