Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-08-23
ACCORD or THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN eRlEFEST
MANNER POSSIBLE.
happenings That Are Making History
information Gathered from Al
Quarters Of the Globe and
Given In q Few Ilnoo.
lNTE RMOUNTAIN.


practically were closed down when the
strike of miners belonging TO the Inter
national Union of Mine, Mill and Smell
ter Workers went into effect.
AS Il result Of an electrical storm on
Sunday night forty-one forest fires are
burning in the Cascade districts in
Oregon.
The Independent mill at Victor, Col
OradO. was robbed Thursday night
E Bandits overpowered two watchmen
and escaped with quantity of gold
& concentrates. The watchmen are in
a hospital at Victor. No estimate of
the amount of loot has been made.
Mrs. Alice J. Harris and her two
sons, Eugene and Leland, and Edward
l.. Tackman were held without bail
for trial at Nephi, Utah, on joint
charge of having murdered Jesse H.
Cone at the Harris ranch on July %,
1919.
Some 225 members of the National
Editorial association spent August Ii
in Tacoma as part of their thirty third
annual convention.
DOMESTIC.
When the police arrested Frank
BOyles of Sioux City, Ia, in Chicago
hotel as a suspect in the robbery of
bank at Dempster, S. o., they found
several thousand dollars worth of
nickels piled on the floor
Five persons were instantly killed
near Lima, o., when an automobile
in which they were riding was struck
by Western Ohio traction car.
Lester J. Won KohlstOn, IS years
old, bridegroom of two days, was
shot and probably fatally wounded at
Denver by G. d. Murphy Of Amarillo,
Tex an uncle of Won Kohlstons bride.
A jury at Mount Clemens, Mich,
awarded Henry Ford "six cents" dam
ages against the Chicago Tribune for
calling him an anarchist.
What was believed by government
officers to have been a plot to over
throw the Carranza government of
Mexico was disclosed at New Orleans
with the arrest of Col. Fernando VII
lars and Col. Augustin Flores, former
7,
and Eucario Huerta, an employee of
the Mexican custom house at Vera
Cruz.
Revocation of railway rights Of way
through Indian reservations or lands
where grantees over period Of five
years have failed to construct roads
or utilize other land granted them
was recommended in a report sent to
congress by Secretary Lane.
Three children were killed in Pat
terson park, Baltimore, when an air.
plane of the Eighty eighth aero squad
ron stationed at Langley field, Va,
crashed into a fence behind which
were several hundred spectators.
Seven were injured.
The funeral of Andrew Carnegie
was held at Shadow Brook, his sum-
4 mer home in the Berks.,ires, August
II. There was no eulOsy and there
were no pallbearers. The service was
q as simple as were the tastes and habits
& of the man in life. Fully One-half of
y the sixty persons present were men,
bers of the household. The others
wers intimates of the family.
\ Henry Henken, juror in the trial at
Atlanta, Ga, of Henry Liner, negro,
for violating the prohibition law, was
I fined $25 by Judge Rourke for taking
a drink of some of the evidence in the
case. He paid the fine and was ex-
cused from further service:
Believing that revulsion of feeling
against prohibition can be cOncentrat-
ed for repeal of the liquor statutes,
the brewers of the nation have called
a big conference at Atlantic City, n.
j., for September %. The meeting
will last week.
The number of theatres shut down
I by the actors strike in New York. was
/ Increased to thirteen, when the per-
4 Torrance Of the Zeigfeld FOllies at the
y New Amsterdam theatre was aban'
4 doned owing to failure of several men,
h beers Of the cast to appear.
Indictments against thirty-six ne
L rroes and four white men, charging Of
K lenses ranging from assaults to COM
init murder to carrying concealed
weapous, were returned Tuesday by
L the special grand jury investigating
H the recent race riots in Chicago.
In his great mansion overlooking 6
lake in the beautiful Berkshire, where
he sought seclusion when bodily in
trinity overlook him and his MIND
was saddened by the entrance OF his
country into the world war, Andrew
Carnegie ironmaster and philanthro-
pist. died Monday.
The fourteenth and last week OF
Henry Ford's 100000 libel suit
against the Chicago Tribune began
Monday at Grand Haven, Mich, with
n 6n0