Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-01-15
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lone robber, who entered the es-
Establishment of the Utah Savings &
Trust company, at Salt Lake, held up
II. j. Zimmerman, paying teller, Sc
cured between $4,000 and $500, mostly
in twehty-dolfar bills, and shot at Fred
NJ. Michaelsen, cashier, who attempt
ed to prevent his escape.
Petition for a rehearing In the case
of Isom White, 10 years old, Everett,
Wash., sentenced to die for the muroer
of Lee Linton, taxicab driver, b." zen
filed with the state supreme court at
Olympia, WASH. the constitutionality
of the law restoring capital punish
ment being attacked.
A combination bill covering the open
shop and industrial court measures
will be introduced in the state senate
at Denver by Senator Hugh r. Steele,
he announces. The bill would abolish
the public utilities commission and es-
tablish an industrial court fashioned
after. the Kansas court. Strikes, boy
colts and lockouts will be made Illegal
and the panalW for violation by en-
ployes would be fine of $1,000 and a
year in Jail; for employers, $4,000 fine
and two years in. Jail.
Notice that 1.-THE lid is on and it
stays on was served OH Montana
law enforcement officers by Attorney
General Wellington d. Rankin, who
assumed office January 3.
John Foster, convict who escaped
from Folsom prison, California, last
week, was CAPTURED at Reno, New, as
he was boarding moving train. AS
the sheriff seized him. Foster fell and
broke his collar bone.
ColOrado's twenty-third general as
sembly was sworn in at noon on Janu-
airy s..
The state supreme court has de-
clared constitutional the soldiers
bonus bill, passed. by popular referen-
dun at the November election In Wash
ington. The decision will permit pay
ment to service men of SIS for each
month they served during the war.
!. DOMESTIC.
After kissing his wife and four chill
dren goodbye, Sidney Smilev. ri, far
mer, living six miles west of Lewis
Iowa, went to the barn and hanged
himself. He is said to have been men
tally depressed because of reduced
prices for farm products.
With $50 other candidates, Presi'
dent-elect Harding on January 8, u,
Columbus, Ohio, became member OF
the Mystic Shine. Following the cere
monies Senator Harding presented the
Aladdin temple band. composed of 10
| tai Shriners, with a silver cornet
which he played in his home towr
band as a boy.
| Hereafter women in the Zion, Ill.
tabernacle will appear with unpow
| dered noses or Overseef V0livia vii
lecture them and slap. their faces. This
edict was delivered Friday
Harry Vanguard, proprietor of one
of the best known cafes in San Fran
cisco, was taken to the county jai
Friday to serve a six months sentence
following his plea of guilty on 8
charge of selling liquor in his estab
lishment.
Woolgrowers from fifty Michigan
counties have decided to establish q
pool for their 1921 clip, in order to
obtain a better price than now offered
Police officers, municipal or state
as well as federal, are. in duty bound
to make arrests for violation of the
national prohibition law, according to
a decision rendered by the Third dis
trict court OF appeals at Sacramento,
Gal.
Lieutenant James b. Owens of Bal
timore, an officer In the Philippine
scouts, ended his life Mt Manila. 1t is
believed that fear of II court martial,
because of absence from his command
more than a week without leave,
prompted the act
Six. persons .perlshed, two others
probably will. die and three more were
seriously burned in a fire which de-
stroyed the Royal hotel at England,
Ark.
For the third time within a year
the New York state assembly has been
asked to 'expel the Socialist represen-
tation, which this year includes three
members Four resolutions. demand
ing that the seats of Charles Solomon
and Henry jaeger, members from
Kings. and Samuel Orr of the Bronx
be declared vacant, were. offered by
Republicans.
J.. A. Coleman of Manhattan, Kans.,
Is displaying eighty-five pearls, varying
In size, which he declared he found in
single oyster shell. The oyster was
in lot purchased at q LOCAL market.
All records for paid-up membership
in the United MineworSers Of. Amer
lea were broken in December, when
553, 293 workers met their dues ac-
cording 10 statement made at the
organizations headquarters at Indian