Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-14
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VoiT near butle Wnen n fHIt on Wnlcn
Gilmore was riding overturned Hair.
rington and Nevin lost their lives In
an endeavor to rescue him.
State and federal Investigations into
The bushes smethods of Charles Ponzi
ut Denver who claims to have made
millions through dealings in interna
tional postal exchange, are practical
ly at standstlll.
Three men, all Mexicans, were shot
two of them probably fatally, In a
Mexican pool hall at Pueblo, Colo.
While riding on freight drain
near Ogden, Utah, Leslie Thompson,
% years old, slipped from between
the cars and fell in front of another
train. being fatally injured.
Senator Walsh of Montana has tele-
graphed TO Chairman White of the
Democratic national committee ac-
cepting the tender of the chairman
ship of the senatorial campaign com
mittee.
While seven big forest fires are re-
ported beyond control in the vicinity
of Kalispel, conditions in other fire
areas are improving in Montana.
Crushed beneath his Ford car when
1t turned turtle on him. after headon
collision with another car, Walter
Laricy, aged "A, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Laricy of Brigham City, died at
Salt Lake City.
Street cars are being run at Denver
under protection of state militia, fol-
lowing strike of the street car en-
ployes. The men are confidently pre-
dieting victory in their struggle with
the traction company.
DOMESTIC.
Five men were instantly killed and
another died later when Pennsyl-
wanna passenger train struck an au-
tomobile in which they were riding at
Salem, Ohio.
A typhus suspect, who proved to
be only i'll with the measles on furth-
er examinations, held up the passen-
gers on the Red Star liner Kronland
FOR several hours after its arrival at
New York from Europei
f. Blake Faust, who said he was
guilty of passing many forged checks
In Iowa, Missouri and other western
places" gave himself up to the police
at Chicago.
replica of the palace of the legion
of honor in Paris will be erected at
the entrance of the golden gate in
San Francisco in memory of the Amer
leans who died in the war, according
TO plans announced Sunday.
Call has been issued for state
wide conference to be held in San
Francisco on September to consol-
ddate all of the organizations of Cali
fornia interested In the passage of
the alien land law and to carry on n
national campaign to achieve the final
settlement of the Japanese immigra-
tion problem.
-Four men were arrested at West
Frankfort, ILL.,, in a roundup of sus-
poets, believed to be leaders In the
riots there In which one man was
slain in his home by a mob. This was
the only known death.
Edward J. Ressier of New York,
was convicted of deserton from the
army in wartime and sentenced by a
courtmartial to fifteen years in fed
eral prison at hard labor. The con-
viction Is the first to result from the
sittings of special courtmartial
board.
One company of the Illinois ma
tional guard is modified at Chicago
and ready to leave on moments no
dice for Chicago Heights. twenty miles
from Chicago. where rioting Is report
ed between Italians and negroes Trou-
BILE started several days ago when two
negroes are reported 10 have attacked
an Italian girl. A riot occurred at the
time. The Italians are also objecting
ITO negroes moving into white residen-
tial districts and taking the places of
striking factory workers.
The Citizens Gas company, the con-
Germ which supplies Indianapolis with
illuminating gas, will not furnish gas
doom races scheduled for this city Sep
tember IL and October 10, 1t has been
announced.
The annual Musquakie Indian cele-
bration for good crops and good for
tune commenced Friday at Tama, Ia.
Feasting and dancing marked the af-
fairs. The ancient rites, ceremonies,
costumes and music are being OBJ
served by the Indians.
Mrs. Louis Wagner and her daugh-
ter Meta, 10 years of age, were burned
to death Friday night in fire which
nearly destroyed their farm home sew
eral miles from York, Neb.
Mildred Harris Chaplin Monday
filed suit at Los Angeles for divorce
from Charlie Chaplin. She alleged
cruelty.
The price of the two afternoon
newspapers, the News and Press, and