Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-03-29
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Past Week.
The News Happenings of
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INFERNO JNIAIN.

planes that made the flight Saturday
from Sacramento To Carson City and
Reno, returned to Sacramento late
Sunday, Gov. Emmett d. Boyle of Ne
vada being passenger.
Wyoming is this week celebrating
the fiftieth anniversary of woman suf-
frage in that state.
New and increased passenger fares
between Seattle and Alaska ports,
computed on u basis of 3la cents II
mile, were placed in effect March %,
by two Alaska lines, the Pacific Steam
ship company and the Alaska Steam
ship company.
Completing the first flight ever made
over the high Sierra Nevada noun
tains, seven army aviators arrived at
Reno from Sacramento Saturday In
four DeHaviland planes. In making
the flight the aviator assembled to "A
height of $4,000 feet.
Nine alleged anarchists and Indus
trial Workers of the World left Seat
tie, Saturday, in custody of federal
officers for Ellis Island, New York,
for deportation.
Clinton II. Moore, collector of inter
nal revenue for Butte, has notified
the Silver Bow county commissioners
that they must pay federal revenue
tax of $500 gallon on quantities of
confiscated liquor held us evidence In
bootlegging cases.
The war department has notified Ia
| coma citizens who pettioned that units
Of the ninety-first division be allowed
to parade in various cities of the coast
as they pass through to Camp Lewis
for rehabilitation, that the claims of
the various cities will be taken up af-
ter the division receives sailing orders
Clyde J. Red Rupert, former Port
land athlete, who escaped from the
Goldhill state prison lime quarry, was
seen fifty miles south of the Cali
fornia boundary, and is believed to be
Fastening toward Mexico.
DOMESTIC.
Two hundred and fifty homing pig
cons will be loosed at San Francisco
| April II in race to announce their
! owners home towns that the Victory
loan campaign is under way.
Adelaide O'Dowd, 16-year-old
school girl, who has lived in state of
coma for seventy-three days, died
at Kansas City. She became i'll with
! typhoid fever three weeks before losing
consciousness.
A Methodist relief ship laden with
food, clothing, medicine, farm nipple
ments and portable houses for war
sufferers, will start within few weeks
for France, Italy and southern Europe.
| Sixty-five per cent of the Rockefeller
| foundation total expenditures during
the years 1917 and 1918 was devoted
to war work, the annual report just
made public shows. The total paid for
all purposes was $26,509,710 and of this
sum $17,O42, 40 went to alleviate the
Misery induced by war.
Differences between the manage
ment of the Postal Telegraph & Cable
company and Postmaster General Bur
| Lesson, acute ever since the government
assumed control of the telegraph and
| telephone systems, has eliminated in
| an order by the postmaster general
summarily relieving the chief officers,
directors and owners of the Postal COM
pany from all duties in connection with
government operation of their sys-
| TENS.
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National Security league and the Unit
ed States "sneakret" service agents
be ducked In the East river was cheer
ed by nearly 5000 radicals who at
tended meeting at New York.
Mrs. Doris bill for II ten-hour day
for women in domestic service failed
of passage in the assembly of the Cal
ifornla legislature, by vote of IS ayes
to 80 nays.
Gen. Juan Cabral, Sonora revolu-
tionary leader, entered plea of guilty
In the district court at Tucson, Ari-
iona to the charge of conspiring with
others to export munitions of war to
Mexico, and was sentenced to serve
two years in the Leavenworth (Kan)
prison and pay fine Of $4,000.
Mayor Frederic II. Woodman of Los
Angeles has been indicted by the
county grand jury on charge of re-
ceiving bribc for the protection of
vice.
The greatest political sensation in
Iowa's history came last week when,
ut the Iowa house judiciary COM
mittee's investigation of the Rathbun
pardon case, 1t was charged $4,000
was paid an attorney to buy the par
don of Ernest Rathbun from Gov.