Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-05-08

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old aawton, Mich. woman charged
with manslaughter in connection with
the mysterious death of her daughter,
Maude Tabor Virgo. reported a dis
agreement and was discharged.
With only one brief stop for gaso-
to New York City in fifteen hours and
thirty-tiye minutes.
| The news comes from Los Angeles
that a confession has been made by
Charles N. Harvey, man of many
aliases, alleged super-bigamist and
multi-murderer, in which he admitted
that he murdered Nina Lee Deloney
of San Francisco
| Among 920026 minors enumerated In
California during the special registra-
ton provided in connection with edu-
cation legislation passed by the 1919
legislature, 2244 are numbered as
either deaf. dumb, blind or crippled.
WASHINGTON.
The state of war with both Germany
and Austria would be terminated under
resolution reported to the senate by
the foreign relations committee as a
substitute for the house resolution to
end the war with Germany alone.
The senate has passed the annual
fertilization appropriation BILL carry
ing an appropriation of $19,3S3, 442,
being $55O,000 more than the amount
appropriated by the house.
The president has sent to the senate
the nominations of Henry Jones Ford,
of Princeton, N. J. and James Duncan.
of Quincy, Mass, to be members of
the interstate commerce commission.
Sugar refiners have entered into an
agreement with the department of JUS
tice to cooperate with the covers
ment in preventing the resale of sugar
to the trade, and to that extent to de-
crease speculation, it is announced
by Attorney General Palmer.
Defending his own action in accept
Ing IL and Is cents as fair prices for
Louisiana sugar, Attorney General
Palmer testified before house inves-
tgating committee that President Will
son would have bought the entire Gu
ban crop last year at a low figure If
congress had not ignored his request
for necessary legislation.
Proposals to license meat no ckers
and create a commission to enforce
laws affecting the industry were re-
jected by the house agriculture COM
mittee.
FOREIGN
The negotiations between the United
States, Japan, France and Great Bril-
tain, aiming at an agreement whereby
loan would be granted to China,
have reached stage which it Is be-
lieved in financial quarters in London
will speedily result in settlement
ROAD Amundsen, Norwegian Arctic
explorer, has not abandoned his expe-
dition, but after his impending visit
to Nome, Alaska, he intends to enter
the ice pack around Wrangell island,
off the northern coast of Eastern ST.
IBERIA, and thence drift across the Polar
sea, says dispatch to the London
Times, from Christiania.
A report is current at Mexico City
that 1gancio Bonillas may return to
Washington as Mexican ambassador to
the United States.
| A gallery mob broke up the first
production of ]. Hartley Manners play
"a Night in Rome" at the Garrick
theatre, London. The curtain was
lowered soon after the start of the
second act.
Hawaiian records for the issuance
of marriage licenses to aged persons
was broken recently when a man of
80 years obtained license to wed
woman 81 years old.
French society is split into two holly
disputing factions following the avowal
by President Deschanel that he in
tends to permit no alcohol with the
exception of light wines to be con-
sumed in the presidential mansion.
Men, women and children number
Ing 500 were killed in the recent fight
ing in Guatemala City during the re-
volt which resulted in the overthrow
Vi L ltSiutHl Ehullutl IISlTuua SunTeTd.
Vladimir Zinzinoff, the Russian So
cial revolutionist, who is at San Reno
representing Siberia, charged that
Japan is now carrying out the policy
| In Siberia for which she has prepared
for fifteen years, namely, absolute
military occupation of Vladivostok,
Habarovsk and Nikolsk.
Rebel troops are preparing to march
on Mexico City from the state of
Guerrero, Gen. Z. Elias Gales, COM
mander in chief of the "llberal constr
nationalist" army, has announced at
Aqua Prieta.
Shipments from Buenos Aires to
the United States in 1919 were valued
at $197,000,O00 decrease of approx
mately 100000 from 1918.
Estrada Cabrera, deposed president
of Guatemala Is being held nv the uro-