The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-04-10
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9AoAN
A tornado swept the western part Of
Omaha last week.
Prices for steers In the Salt Lake
market reached the record mark for
cents pound was paid for 2-year-
old Hereford entered at the Intermoun'
tain Fat Stock show.
Three mines of the Anaconda Cop
per Mining Company were closed tenn
pOrarlIy. They are the silver Bow, In
West Gray Rock and the Alex Scott
shaft Of the West Colusa. Between
400 and 600 men are affected.
While Frances H. Gray, Chicago
heIress. Ii reported to have been &C.
cretly taken to sanItarIum In Call
fornia for observation as to her men-
tal condition, Jose Cardenas, the bus
boy with whom she attempted to elope,
was taken to Jail In Pasadena.
Carried by wind OF exceptional viO-
lence, n salt storm swept from Great
Salt Lake to Ogden, IL distance Of
more than ten miles, leaving n white
coating Of salt on the paving, side
walk. hnI,dInv. and nutomoh,,ss An.
tomoh,le wind shields we're crusted
nv the snrav
A Korean battalion Of DEATH"
consisting Of 600 men, fully armed,
return until Korea liz free. according
to cablesram received at San Fran
cisco by the Korean national assocIa-
ton from the Rev. Hymn Soon, its
representative In Shanghai.
An explosion Of a ton Of dynamite.
from some unexplained cause, in the
powder house of the Pacific Coast
Coal Company's mine mt Ixsaouah.
WASH. about Twenty-Five miles south.
east Of Seattle. shattered every win.
dow In the seventy. five or 100 workers.
homes, broke plate glass windows In
IsssQuah and did damage to the mine.
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nr,n.rv In put,o Mon, 4, which
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hox NJ ona nrac,nc, when /, w.s
opened In court I'm the hearing Of the
contest Dunn had instituted over the
election.
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Mehoers oi the special mission OF
the fhiiipp'he Legislature ut washing
w" '1~s "",e .""el'e""e"ce
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Assistant Secretary Croweil has
given not'ce that contractors desiring
to ADJUST cancelled war contracts
through the machinery set up by the
war Department Tor that purpose.
must present '"e'F Claims bef"re May
!" next
The meat packing industry. which
his been under federal license since
October. 1917. has been released from
food administration control by II pro
clsmation signed by President In Paris.
Under the proclamation "all persona,
firms, corporations or associations en-.
gagged In importing. manufacturing. in.
Guiding pncklng, storing or dIstribut-
Ing fresh. canned "r cured beef. pork.
mutton or lnrd' ARE released from
license by the food administration.
First aid instruction for public