Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-11-29
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The News Happenings of
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Ninety airplanes with pilots and OBJ
servers for each will be used for for
est protection purposes during the
coming year in Oregon. Washington,
California Montana, Idaho and Wyo-
ming, according to decision reached
by the committee of the western for
estry and conservation service.
Seventy-five former soldiers and
other citizens of Centralia. Chehalis
and Olympia are searching for alleged
Industrial Workers of the World in
and around Bordeaux, Thurston
county lumber camp.
Evidence that William Carlisle, fugi-
tive train robber, who escaped from
the Wyoming penitentiary several days
ago, was in Denver last Friday, is in
the hands of the chief of police.
The body of an unidentified man,
hands and feet tied and bullet hole
through his forehead, was found In n
shallow grave on the prairie north
west of Pueblo, Colo,
-Four men We're held In connection
with the killing of J. n. Burgess, state
highway commissioner, and George f.
Perringer, Umatilla county rancher, by
bandits who held up the Claremont
tavern few miles from Portland.
Pleas of not guilty were entered in
the superior court at Chehalis, WASH
by ten alleged Industrial Workers of
the World charged with the murder of
Lieutenant Warren O. Grimm, one of
the four former American soldiers
Killed in an Armistice day parade.
A restraining order preventing the
strike called for November 81, of Colo
RADIO coal miners was issued at Den
yer by District Judge Frank J. Morley.
Police claim that evidence found in
the quarters occupied by eight alleged
radicals arrested at Seattle indicate
that the men were attempting to form
n soviet organization and also were
working with the Industrial Workers
of the World
DOMESTIC.
Fifteen persons are reported to have
Il
Platte, La, Saturday night. A dance
was in progress on the second floor of
restaurant building where the fire oc-
Cured, and most of the casualties were
due to the rush to escape.
The Illinois State bank of Crete, ILL.,,
on Saturday failed to open. 1t was
announced warrant charging embez-
element had been issued for the miss
ing cashier, Gust Krachie, in cohnec-
ton with thefts of more than 100000
More than 100000 in Liberty bonds
was secured by robbers who cut their
way into the vault of the Farmers
Savings bank at Rockford, Ohio, and
looted eighteen of sixty deposit boxes
of the vault.
The Prince of Wales said goodbye
to America on Saturday and sailed
from New York for his own land.
Authorization has been given by
Governor Samuel r. McKelvie of Ne
braska to George A. Williams, chief
of the state bureau of markets, to
launch a statewide campaign for the
establishment of public markets.
Three men were killed. one mortal
ly wounded and several others more
or less seriously injured at Bogalusa
La, in clash between members of
the Loyalty league and group of la
Dor agitators.
Charged with criminal syndicalism,
J. Il. McCadden, secretary-treasurer
of the steel strike committee for
Youngstown district; John Klnski and
Frank koraski, coal organizers, were
arrested at Youngstown, o.
An improvised still in which inmates
of the naval prison at Portsmouth.
n. H.. have been making liquor from
apples, raisins and prunes was dis
covered by members of the Prison
Welfare league.
Discovery of plot to asSassinate
federal, state and police officials who
have been active in prosecuting l. w.
w. and union of Russian workers
members has been announced at New
York.
Cooks, maids and servant girls who
recently formed union at Chicago,
have decided upon demands for Il ten
hour day and fve-and-one-half-day
week. Eight O'Clock would be the lat
est they would work.
German marks are in demand in
Chicago. They are being bought as a
speculation by persons who believe
they will rise materially in value with
In year.
Checks totaling 100000 donated to
the Communist party of New York by
some of the city's 'parlor BolsheviM"
are in the hands of Chief City Mag
istrate McAdoo, 1t has been learned.