Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-09-13
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INTE RMOUNTAIN.

NTERMOUNTAIN.
The federal charge against w. II.
Kaufman of Bellingham, convicted last
year of seditious utterances, was dis
missed at Tacoma on motion of an
assistant United States attorney
Kaufman. after being sentenced to
serve five years in "A federal prison,
appealed.
Domestic alterations in the home of
Tony Bruno ended in the dynamting
of the Standard hotel at Salt Lake,
when four persons were seriously in
jured and five others wounded. The
police are looking for Bruno, believing
he placed the dynamite.
Due to wet weather and the fruit
growers being unable to obtain baskets
peaches will go to waste in Utah
county, Utah.
Permission to shelter the families
of drouth-stricken farmers in Fort
are away earning living, or until
another crop Is harvested, was ex-
tended to the Hill county farm bureau
by the state board of education at
its meeting at Helena.
Forest fires in the Clearwater re-
gion, which swept through the woods
Of northern Idaho, directly across the
Bitter Root mountains from Missoula,
have been stopped to such an extent
that they probably will be prevented
from burning valuable timber stands.
President Wilson will review the Pa
Ific fleet at Seattle Mt 4 p. IN. Sep
tember b. according to kilograms from
Secretary Tumulty received by chair
men of Seattle's presidential and fleet
welcome committees.
DOMESTIC.
President Wilson spent Sunday in
Des Moines, Iowa. In the morning he
went with Mrs. Wilson to the Central
Presbyterian church, where he heard
Il sermon by the Rev. Frank Chalmers
McKeen, one of his students at Prince
ton, and in the afternoon he took a
long motor ride through the Iowan
capital
James w. Osborne, who gained
great prominence as a prosecutor
while assistant district attorney of
New York, was found dead in bed at
his home in New York.
Mrs. Adelaide f. Timmons, daughter
of the late Charles Warren Fairbanks,
former vice president of the United
States, has filed suit at Indianapolis
asking that the will of her father be
set aside on the ground that her father
was of unsound mind at the time the
document was executed and that it
was procured through undue in
fluences.
The actors strike, which started
nearly four weeks ago in New York
and resulted in the closing of nearly
200 theatres in New York and other
cities, was called off September g.
under an agreement which was de-
clared to be virtually complete vic
tory for the Actors Equity associa-
ton.
The total number of deaths in the
recent race riots at Chicago was
brought to thirty eight when Samuel
Barnett, colored, died of wounds he
received In riot fight.
Application of the principles of the
league of nations covenant to the Mex
lean situation has been Endorsed by
the American Federation of Labor,
through its executive council.
Warning Mexicans that intervention
by the United States is imminent, Gen
eral Salvador Alvarado, one of the
leaders in the Carranza movement
throughout its course, has addressed
an open letter to Carranza himself and
Generals Obregon and Gonzales, in
which he arraigns conditions in Mex
leo In scathing fashion.
President Wilson has agreed to un.
dertake to bring about conference be-
tween representatives of the steel
workers and of the United States Steel
corporation, Ill al elliott W uNci'
| Il reatened strike.
One policeman was dangerously
wounded, another injured, and three OF
their alleged assailants were wounded
in downtown street skirmish at Kan
sas City.
The twenty-tirst annual nationa
convention of the United Spanish Wal
Veterans ended at San Francisco will
the reelection of William Jones o.
New York as commander in chief ant
the selection Of st. Louis as the 1871
convention city.
| In declaration Of principles adopt
ed at Chicago the national socialis
party unqualifiedly endorsed the SO
Wet republic of Russia and the inter
national socialist movement and con
demned the league OF nations.
Immediate resumption of bushes
| relations with Germany and Austria
was advocated Thursday by Elbort II