Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-12-11
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iNTERMOUNTAIN.

Il in1eI hoNeTuOT ID. Il. Nnlle OF
Montana, resident of Dillon and presi-
dent of the First National bank there
| died December t, after an illness of a
week.
An immediate embargo on foreign
| livestock, wool, meat and meat prod
| ucts or an emergency tariff of 30 to
40 per cent to relieve the situation
confronting stockgrowers and pro-
| ducers of the west and northwest is
| urged by President A. G. Prey of the
| Denver Livestock association in let
tiers sent to Colorado's representatives
J in congress.
Plans for a half-million dollar me-
mortal building to the victims of the
1919 Armistice day tragedy at Cen.
| tralia, Wash, have been submitted to
Grant Hodge post, American Legion.
Two bandits beat George Arthur,
| taxicab owner, of Denver, robbed him
of his valuables and his $1,000 car and
threw him in a ditch beside the road.
| Arthur regained consciousness a few
minutes after the attack and notified
| pollce headquarters.
With a .3S-calber rifle between his
knees, his head terribly disfigured by
the shot which ended his life, George
| A. NIFTY, 81, resident of Cola, Ore,
for many years, was found dead 1t
| his home
| The honeymoon of Mr.. and MIS-.
Malcolm Loveace, 81 and IA respsc-
lively, waned following their arresy at
Denver, when the brides irate father,
John Samey of Cheyenne, Wyo., heard
of the marriage.
Charles Taylor, sheep herdeI. ar
rested on a charge of attempting to
eXtort $4,000 from his employer
Charles Lingelbach, wealthy rancher
and who held Mrs. Lingelbach as a
hostage until Lingelbach returned
with the money, committed suicide by
taking poison at Greeley, Colo.
DOMESTIC.
A group of citizens, said to include
| a number of former service men, raid
| ed so-called United States army
store at Marysvale, Cal, drummed' the
| proprietor out of town, packed his
| goods up and shipped them after him.
The affair followed reports that he had
insulted two girls during a Red Cross
| drive.
| DIR. E. Scott Blair, a widely known
| specialist on nervous disorders, his
wife and their 14-year-old son, were
| killed when the automobiles in which
| they were riding was struck by Salt
Lake Route train at Hesperia, Cal
Orders to sell off all parts of Camp
| Funston, Kansas, which are not to be
retained for, enlarged army service
schools have been issued by the war
department. The sale will include the
bulk of the camp structures which
have a capacity far. in excess of school
needs.
| Regauging of the liquor in bonded
Warehouses in San Francisco has re-
vealed that thirty-five barrels supposed
TO contain whisky valued at about $780,
900, were filled with water.
Suit for $4,000 has been entered in.
alameda county against David p. Bar
rows, president of the University of
California, by Melvin w. Wood,
student suspended from the university
| October l. under cheating charge.
Prohibition enforcement officials
at Los Angeles say they have planned
to refer to Washington for ruling on
inquiry as to whether they could check
| up tinsmiths in southern California to
| see whether any of them were supply
ing parts for private stills used in max
| ing contraband liquor,
John Reidy, alleged deserter from
the battleship Arizona, who was AR
rested Mt New York, was reported by
the police to have confessed to killing
Leeds Vaughn Waters, wealthy club
man and globe trotter, whose body was
found IL. IA hotel in New York City
| November 3.
Arrested in New York after he had
| bought IL ticket for San Francisco,
Elliott Miehner, 15-year-old Philadel-
phia office boy, told police the story of
! 4 weeks travel and adventure that fol-
| lowed his disappearance from the
| Baldwin Locomotive works November
20 with $4,000 OF the company's money.
| Officers found $4,000 in his suitcase
and the rest, he told them, he had
spent.
| Police at Detroit are searching for
woman they believe may be able to
throw some light upon the finding of
the body of young baby, wrapped In
brown paper and tucked beneath II
berth in sleeping car of train from
New York. The child apparently was
several weeks old.