Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-12-06
of
IF asst Week.
The News Happenings of |
Seven Days Photographed |
INTERMOUNTAIN,

After being in the Gold Hunter
mine at Mullan. Idaho. since Saturday
morning, November 10, when they
were entombed by Il slide of earth, r.
L. Grant and Emil Sayko, miners, were
taken out alive November 20.
While two young daughters of his
victim begged him not to shoot. man
identified by the police as William
Clawson, 40 years old, shot and killed
Joseph Zuckerman, ~ years old. a
horse trader and wounded Jacob, his
brother at Denver.
'--s'W6 masked bandits entered tl4e' Of
flee of the American theatre ut Butte.
Mont, and after beating into insensi-
.bility Miss EMMA Peterson. the
cashier and> John Kelly, the janltor.
robbed the safe OF all its contents.
The city council at Tacoma agreed
to let the twenty-five alleged |. W.
W's.s WHO. are on hunger strikd-.isl the
city jaj! staINe if they want. to, fol-
lowing report from @Assistanr City
ATTORNEY Frank .Carnahan !, that 1.-THE
city cannot be held responsible
r.. B, Hately, so years of age liy.
ing near pullihah, Wash, has been pre-
sented with 14-pound baby boy by
his wife. The newcomer lnakes twen-
ty-four children who call Hately daddy.
- Cafffeyville, 7vyf6.i5 Coal miners vted
to return to work after federal troops
had arrested fifty-two of their MINI
Der and ordered union officials to call
a meeting to vote on ending, the strike.
David Smith and Walter ..Bahaster,
charged with murder in connection
with the shooting of j. n. Burgess and
George Peringer, Oregon stockmen,
during a h0ldup of the Claremont tav-
ern, near Portland. pleaded guilty and
were sentenced to life Imprisonment
DOMESTIC.
Truman IT, Newherry, United States
senator from Michigan, was indicted
by a United States grand jury at
Grand Rapids, Mich, for corruption
fraud and conspiracy in connection
with the election by which he obtained
his seat in the senate, defeating Henry
Ford, his Democrat opponent. With
Senator Newberry, 1873 other persons
were Indicted
1t is admitted in high railroad cir
cles at st. Paul that the federal rail-
road administration is preparing. to
make drastic decreases in Its passen-
ger, train service throughout the
United States if the coal situation be-
comes critical.
The American Red Cross has been
requested by the secretary of war>to
continue the relations with the peace
time army which it developed with the
service during the recent emergency.
Governor Norbeck has issued a call
for Il special session of the South
Dakota legislature to take up the
matter of approval of the federal suf-
'frage amendment.
BY action of the Topeka board of
education the public schools are to re-
main. closed indefinitely on account
of the coal shortage. d.
Snow fell at Phoenix, Ariz., on No
vember 2S Officials of the weather
bureau said it was the first Novem-
Der snow since the station was estab-
lished at Phoenix in 1895.
Two women who say they are wild
ows Of the late Philip. Kellogg, live
stock commission man recently killed
in an automobile accident at, Omaha,
have filed claims to his estate. ~
After, journey of fifty days, six
young men have arrived at San Fran
cisco from Bolivia OH their way TO en-
ter the University of California and
Stanford university. They are said
to be the first Bollvians to attend col
lege in California. "a ar.
Schools of Omaha lwere ordered
closed for one week following an, or
der by, the fuel commiItees that no
coal be used by nonessential, indus
tries. IL: eesss, f0 s-s,lsi sra.
Mrs. Tom Thumb. who with her
first husband, Gen. Thomas Thumb,Sqt.
tuined worldwide fame as midgets IL
The Barnum circus died at Mjddles
bero, Mass, November 20, nj the age
OF a. ..s,. ''''r 90 ~"-'''''
y Prospects of. n bread strike. loom
at San Erancisco.. The Housewives
league of san Francisco. just organ
iyc,l, adopted resolutions pledging all
TO refuse to buy -l6-ounee
loaves ,,of bread at re and 24-ounce'
loaves at lie, the prices now effective"
"A showdown ensprotfts made by BIZ
luminous operators Is needed for the
American people to form d just opin-
ion OH the coal situation, William G.
former secretary of the treas
ury, declared in statement issued
at New York. -. Z.
Letters showing sympathetic 1atti77
tude on the part of Frederic {. Howe,
formerly commission of immigration at.
Ellis island. toward radicals who had
been ordered deported were read at
an inquiry by the house Immigration
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