The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-29
NORTHWEST NOTES

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Lieutenant Willard s. Clark. ~
Abingdon. M. was instantly killed
when his plane crashed into n tail
spin at Ellington field last week His
plane. one OF the new German. sooul
craft, fell 900 feet
A house committee recently report.
ed favorably a proposed amendment.
% the Dean prohibition law. SPONSOR
I'd by Governor Neff, Of Texas. which
would remove the section makinx 4
an orense TO PURCHASE intoxicanta
Inc actual shortage In the accounts
d X. j. Thomson. former comptroller
d GEORGE A. HORNED & Co., an Aus
In, Mimi. packers. is S1,ls9,OOO &C
'ording to official figures received from
Chicago, where creditors OF the can.
tern are In conference.
Texas Is considering investigation q
activities Of the Kbu Klux Khan within
The state. Following q wave Of whip.
ping, tar and feathering parties,
resolution proposing and investisa.
lion Of the activities Of X. X. X. war
prepared for the state legislature
home preserved ash affected with
sotuiinus germs caused the death of
Mrs. Ida Lemons Of San Jacinto.
California. at the county hospital &C.
cording to health authorities. Seventy.
I've chickens out Of a flock OF 200 to
which the contents Of the can were
thrown also died.
Judge Peter Sommers, II, Tonapah.
Nevs former mayor of Milwaukee.
ana Mrs. Louisa B. Nesler Deubik. 60.
Of Milwaukee, applied for a marriage
license at the office of the county
clerk recently at Milwaukee, Wis. The
romance Is said to be the result of a
Iong family friendship.
Two big wells in lot 1872, Amatian
(southren Mexico) fields are burning
and the entire district is threatened.
recording to information received by
ne Oil Weekly at Houston, Texas.
Zach we'll is estimated to be making
quo barrles Of oil and 26,0OO, 900
cubic inches Of gas daily.
At the Denver city and county hos-
1ltai Is pretty young woman, about
u years of age, who apparently does
aot know who she Is or where she
lives. After falnting in the internal
evenue office here a week ago, the
girl was taken to hospital. All ef-
'orts to identify her have failed.
An Angora cat and parrot were
.aken from smoke filled room of a
aotel at Minneapolis Tuesday morn.
ng by Mrs. I. w. Gllnes, proprietor,
when the store beneath the hotel was
burned, causing $4,000 damage. Ap.
proxlmately 500 was left in the no.
eel safe while the animals were being
rescued. Mrs. Glines was overcome
With smoke
The famous California sunshine IA
proving to be detriment during the
nationwide heated spell and the tenn
perature around the bay cities is
hot and still heating" with the
thermometer at San Francisco regis
tering from "a to 90, at Needles 12O,
Red Bluff and Sacramento 1O4 and
lO6. The normal temperature for San
Francisco IL 81.
Charles Stevens, convicted and SEN
fenced to serve from to IA years In
the Montana penitentiary for robbing
th0 ohioh Duhh anu COMPANY OF
Helena. Mont, Of $4,000, must serve
time. The state supreme court denied
the motion Of Stevens attorney for
rehearing in the recent decision Of the
court in affirming the conviction Of
Stevens In the district court.
A singular coincidence In suicides OF
two men named Helm il that Gratz
w. Helm in San Francisco was found
dead sitting upright in his chair at his
desk with bullet hole back Of HIS
left ear, while Frank Helm, foreman
Of Gold Zone mine at Tonopah, Ne
vada, was found dead sitting in mis-
chair at his desk with q bullet hole
back Of his right ear. They were not
related.
A. f. Sprggs, former lieutenant
governor Of Montana diod ot uolar~