The Dolores star., 1919-11-14
CONDENSED RECORD OF THE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS At
HOME AND ABROAD.
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS. o o N q 3, ACHIEVE.
MENTs, suFFERiNGs. HoPEs
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.
WESTERN

nOunced that two passenger trains hau
been annulled and that way freight
service had been curtailed because of
the coal strike.
Hugh b. Miller of Phoenix, driving
with remarkable skill and steadiness,
outclassed all competitors and won in
record time the transdesert classic, the
FL Paso to Phoenix automobile road
race
Five unmasked bandits escaped in
an automobile after looting the Farm
ers and Mechanics State bank of Av-
eryville, a Peoria suburb, of S2l.Il9.
The bandits abandoned the automobile
on the outskirts of Peoria No trace
of the five men has been found.
All of Fort Yukon's white trapperS
have left for their winter trap lines
scattered over hundreds of miles Of
Arctic mountains and plains. The men
will spend the entire winter in the
white lands beyond the Arctic circle.
and will return when the winter
breaks in the spring
Robert F.. Thomas of FL Paso,
speaker of the House of Representa-
tives Of the Texas legislature, official
Iy announced his candidacy for the
governorship in 1920. He has served
two terms in the legislature from FL
PasO county and was formerly district
attorney at Gainesville, Texas.
Charles Stevens, a messenger of the
Union Bank and Trust Company of
Helena, Mont. was sandbagged and
robbed of package containing cur
rency which was reported at $4,000.
He was found half an hour after the
robbery in shed in the business sec
rion of the city. unconscious and
bound and gagged
Occupying position that was i'm
pregnable against assaults by arms,
but forced to submission thru lack of
water and provisions, the last remain
ing forces of EmiIiano Zapata's army
surrendered to Mexican federal forces
under General RoveIo, according TO
official advices received by Mexican
Consul Meade Ficrro.
Miss Esto Broughton, representing
StaniSaus county in the California
assembly, returned to State Comptrol
Ter John $. Chambers warrant for
SD. representing her per diem ana
mileage for attendance at the recent
special legislative session which rati-
fled the federal woman suffrage
amendment Miss Broughtnn said she
could not accept pay or mileage for at
tending this session.
The Tonopah and Divide Miners and
Mil Mems union have signed con
tract with the mine owners 1t has been
announced at Tonopah that the 30
cents a day advance granted the min
ers is to stand unless the commissary
and boarding house to be established
by the operators succeeds in reducing
the cost of living by the amount of
the raise. The union members are to
vote on ratifying the contract.
WASHINGTON
Chile has given Bolivia an outlet to
the Pacific ocean by ceding strip
of land north of the Province of Ar
lea, according to official advices re
ceived in Washington.
Col. George H. Emerson of the Amer
lean Railway Mission has ordered the
withdrawal of the American Railway
Corps from Siberia. The withdrawal
the Czech forces for repatriation to
Czecho- Slovakia, November 4th.
Only three states in the Union have
larger organized National Guard
than Colorado at the present time, ac-
cording to an announcement of the
war department in connection with the
miners strike The four leading states
in number of National Guard troops at
present time are: Texas, 11,796; Min
nesota, 1924 Oklahoma, 3,O5G; Colo
RADIO, 1866. Twenty-three states have
no National Guard.
Senator McNary, Republican, Ore
gon, introduced by request a bill au-
thOrizing transmission of press and
commercial messages by navy radio
stations, when commercial stations
have inadequate facilities. Rates
would be fixed by the secretary of the
Navy, with Il maximum of ) cents a
word on messages to and from the
4 hhll'plH'H' IihNdilhn anu 1'uclllc lS-
lands, and g cents word to and from
Asia.
Six employees were murdered and
more than 81 ,S9j in American gold
stolen from oil companies operating
In the Tampico oil region during July,
August and September, according to
an official report just compiled. Six
bandits implicated in two of the out
RACES We're arrested, and two of them
publicly executed.
Exportation of print paper would he
prohibited under bill introduced by
Representative Christopherson, Repub-
lican, South Dakota. Penalty for vio-
'ations OF the law would be $4,000 or
ten years Imprisonment.