Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-16
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Robbers blew open the safe nj the
Atchlson, Topeka 4 Santa 10 passen-
ger depot at Sweetwater, Texas, and
obtained $1,000. II was the fifth time
since 1911 the depot safe had been
robbed.
Pure-bred cattle come high In Iowa.
At q recent sale of fOrty.Odd head OF
the Angus variety near Otumwn, an nv.
erage price OF $3,210 was paid for each
animal. "Elluna H." u prize cow,
brought $1,000.
Passenger train No. 80 on the Great
Northern railroad, running between
Sioux Falls, s. d., and 81. Paul, Mimi,
was totally destroyed by fire near
PipestOne, MINI, the seventy-flve per.
sons aboard escaplhg with only minor
injuries.
In n race riot In Denlson, Texas, the
Outgrowth OF a dispute between II ne
gro and white boy, seven negroes were
beaten and injured by mobs of 200 or
more white men and boys. The irOu.
BILE started over nm argument ut Il base
ball game. None was injured seriously.
Francis II. Cook, aged 10, publisher
Of the first newspaper In Spokane and
owner OF the first street car In that
city, died there after u lingering H.
ness. He was born In Marietta, Ohio
and came TO the Northwest IN 1871. He
left a widow and eleven grown chill.
dren.
Frank Hanson, q parachute jumper,
jumped 400 feet to his death from an
nlrplane at Casper, Wyo., when a de.
fective snap on his harness released
him from his parachute. A large
crowd was given a thrill as Aviator
Bert Cole attempted ia dive his plane
beneath the man and break his fall.
Cole missed him.
A dispatch 10 the FL Paso Times
from its correspondent In Torreon,
Mexico, says Francisco villa has
signed al armlstice and agreed 10
rease attacks on trains, garrlsons or
towns. The rebel chleftain also has
agreed to surrender under certain con-
ditiOns to be approved by Provisional
President de Ia Huerta.
Detective william Goodenbour was
Instantly killed In a pistol battle with
a bandit In the II. Marx clothing store
at Waterloo, Iowa, and the bandit was
killed by officer William Wilson, who
rushed 10 the detectives assistance.
The bandit was attempting TO cash nm
American Express money order, stolen
In Bertha, Mimi, when thu officer APP
peared on the scene.
WASHINGTON
Governor Larrazolo OF New Mexico,
decided against the plea OF Ebert w.
Blancett for executive clemency and
Blnncett will be hanged on July o.
Blancett soht and killed Clyde Ar
mOur OF Sioux City, Iowa, In Santa Fe
county In the fall OF 1916.
Lord Afternoon, the newly appointed
British ambassador TO Germany, pre-
scented his credentials to President
Ebert at Berlin. lie declared that the
world crisis will be overcome only by
general collaboration OF which the
basis II maintenance OF firm, friendly
alliances and strict execution of the
peace treaty"
Marked Improvement In she yellow
fever situation In San Salvador was
reported In an official dispatch re-
ceived ne Washington by the Saliva
dorean legation from It's government.
II was stated that the quarantine at
Sonsonate and nearby towns had been
lifted, and that sanitary conditions
throughout the country are good.
J. s Eubanks, president OF the st.
Louis Yardmen's Association, aud the
Rev. J. Z. Aregood, a Baptist minister
OF ST. Louis, were escorted out Of town
by a citizens committee OF nine as
they were about TO address a mass
meeting OF labor union people Ut Pine
Bluff, Ark. They were taken three
miles from the city, partially stripped,
whipped, and told to leave the city
and stay away.
The War Department has nvaila.
ie a quantity OF condemned guns,
mortars and howltzers for donation to
municipal corporations, posts OF the
GRIND Army Of the Republic and Sol.
diers' Monument associations, Col. A.
w. Maish. ordnance officer OF the east
eFn department has announced. Appli-
cations may be made 10 the office OF
chief OF ordnance, War Department.
Washington.