Yerington times., 1919-07-26
RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN BRlEFEsT
MANNER POSSIBLE.
happenings That Are Making History
Information Gathered from Al
Quarters Of the Globe and
Given In q Few lInee.
INTERMOUNTAIN,

age, were instantly killed; Josie Folk
man, 10 years of age, Il daughter, wa
probably fatally injured, and Gwendo
Knight, Is years of age. We're serious
ly injured, when a Utah-Idaho Centra
electric interurban car crashed into TIL
Folkman automobile at the HarriSvill,
road crossing near Ogden, Utah, fiv,
miles north of here, at 4 :55 o'clOcl
Saturday afternoon.
Five persons were instantly killet
and sixth so badly injured that hi!
life is despaired of when an interur
ban electric car ran into an automo
bile Sunday evening at 6:10 O'Clock
at a railroad crossing four miles nortl
of Nampa, ON the Boise Nampa elec
tric line. The dead are Mr.. and Mrs
J. F. Ullery of Nampa and their
daughters, Lima, aged 16, and May
aged II, and Mrs. Charles d. Sellaber-
ger of Nampa.
After having formed living chain
IN an effort to rescue Edith Mckay
Mrs. George Mckay, the mother. and
Jeannette Adams, a chum of the girl
of MissOula, Mont, were drowned in
the Clarks Fork river near Alberton,
Mont, Thursday.
Two men are dead following triple
wreck which blocked the main line of
the Union Pacific near Granite can
yOn, seventeen miles west of Cheyenne
this morning. One is Fireman j. E..
Mccarthy of Denver. He was caught
beneath an overturned locomotive and
suffosated. Peter lessen, of Cheyenne,
engineer of wrecking crane that
overturned while working on the wreck
was so badly scalded that he died
mter.
Government agents continued the in
vestigation of circumstances surround
ting the death of F. A. Dowsey of the
federal secret service, whose body was
found May in washroOm in local
office building shortly before he was
expected to repess upon results of an
investigation he had been making in
Seattle. Persons familiar with the
general nature of DOwsey's mission de-
clared it involved gigantic fraud
against the government.
ID. B. Renear of the Nevada state
folice left Ogden early Sunday morn
arg Tor Anaconda, Mont, to get Rob-
Ell Gibson, an escaped convict from
Nseno' and in custody of the Montana
sfficers,
DOMESTIC.
Thomas A. Edison, the electrical
wizard, formed bucket brigade in
Mis- laboratory at Orange, N. j., where
he was at work Sunday, when fire
was discovered by watchman.
Washouts In eastern Arizona have
delayed all transcontinental traffic on
the Santa Fe. Train No. 10. due here
ffOm the west at o'clock Sunday
Eorning was about sixteen hours late.
More than 1000 airplanes of the
Eeasure types could be sold immedi-
ftely if manufacturers could make de-
Iveries and more than 1000 have been
purchased or ordered in the United
etates in the last three months.
Attempts to convert to radicalsm
aliens on Ellis Island were revealed
Saturday through discovery of a
large quantity of anarchistic litera.
tlre, said to have been coming to the
island for some time past in spite OF
special agents detailed to watch the
ulails.
Sergt. Barton Gates of Flushing, l.
:, was killed late Thursday during al
Nerial circus being held at Southel
Seld. Sergeant Gates was flying up
side down and it is believed his lif,
belt broke. He fell 2OO0 feet, Will,
MS machine crashed down nearly
suile distant.
All Serbia is under martial law
Train service is suspended throughOu
sae country and Belgrade and othe
cities are the scenes of continuou
demonstrations marked by occasiOna
clashes in which many casualties hav
occurred
Richard Croker, former Tamman
leader in New York City, will retur
TO the United States i'm two month.
having found the Irish climate unsa'
,sfactOry.
st. Paul was Wednesday selected b
the federal government as the cente
of drouth relief activities for MOntan
and other states which may be a
fected.
Mrs. George Virgil and three of he
children aad minister named KeI
nedy, all of GAIA, Iowa, were kille
Sunday, when an Illinois Central raj
road train struck the automobile
which they were riding.
The Nebraska supreme court in a
opinion handed down Wednesday /
Lincoln, directed Nebraska state raj
way commission to allow the Oman
and Council Bluffs street railway con