Williams news., 1922-09-29
CONDENSED R RECORD OF THE PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT
 HOME AND ABROAD.
FROM ALL sou RCES
SAYINGS, DoINGS, ACHIEVE
 AND FEARS OF MANKIND.
WESTERN

| Five nurses carried thirty baby or
 phans to the ground from the second
 story by an exterior stairway when the | home of the Pacific Coast Rescue and Protection Society of Medina, near Se- | attle, Wash, caught fire
 The Western Pacific Railroad Com pany has signed an agreement with its striking shopmen, it was announced,
 and the men have been ordered to re-
 turn to work in San Francisco. The settlement was made under the Jewell Willard plan.
 Seventy thousand acres of forest
 fires are burning in California, accord
 ing to dispatches received in Washing
 ton by the United States Forest Serv-
 ice from it's San Francisco office.
 Three fires on the Shasta National
 Forest have burned over 19,OOO acres.
 Seven men were injured in a fire in
 the engine room and crews quarters of the motorship William Donovan. a lumber carrier. The vessel was saved from destruction by flooding the hold and permitting it to sink in the harbor
 at Los Angeles. Damage was esu- mated at $75OOO.
 Official inquiry into the cause of the wreck were expected to follow the side
  ger train by the Shore Line Limited with the death of two trainmen, the serious burning and crushing of two more and minor injuries to twenty three passengers at MontalvO, sixty five miles north of Los Angeles
 Connection between the Argonaut mine at. Jackson, CaIif.. where forty seven men entombed more than three weeks, and the adjoining Kennedy mine resulted in the discovery of the bodies of all the men. Formal an- nouncement was made that the crew on the 3,6OOfoot level, all members of which are Argonaut miners, had won the $5,OOO bonus offered by the mine officials to the first crew to break in- to the Argonaut-
 Edward F. Winkler, member of a band of six men who attempted O Hold up the Golden State Limited on the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific at Jaynes station, six miles from Tucson, | Ariz.. on May 15, was arrested in Albu- | Querque. He admitted his identity and 1 told officers a detailed story of the at | holdup in which H. Stewart, 1 an express messenger, killed Tom Du- pat, one of the holdup men. and foiled the plans of the band.
 7 pretty housemaid who was in the home of Charles A. Faus when he was shot to death by bandits on Feb. 8, was convicted of murder in the first degree at Salt Lake City. It was her second trial for the alleged crime The girl has threatened to commit suicide ra- ther than commence serving life sen tence and she is being closely watched. She asserted that she would die and come back and haunt everyone who had anything to do with her conviction. WASHINGTON
 The Senate adopted the conference report on the new Republican tariff pill, thereby completing Congressional action on the legislation
 The entire operating personnel of the of the country was called up- ,n by President Harding for a ''con- .entrated drive" for thirty days to pro- tide the transportation facilities neces- ary to meet the national coal emer- ,ency.
 President Harding in a proclama- ion issued in Washington called upon he country to set aside Monday, Oct. !, as fire prevention day, and to ob- erve it in such a manner as to i'm l ress upon the people the importance , l. voidance of fires" I
 With total of 97,74O visitors this eason, Yellowstone Park has broken ( Il records for travel and leads its ( earest rival, Yosemite Park in Cali t ornia, by more than 2, 2,5O0 tourists, ac- | ording to figures announced by Hor- r ce M. Albright. superintendent of the ellowstone. d An army board inquiry is being | a lade to ascertain the cause of the Q rash of a Martin bombing plane which S filed six army men at Mitchell field O ear NIineola, N. Y.. at the conclusion f, the mimic air attack on the land e ,rceS at the cantOnment. One of the | c x victims, it was reported unofficial 1 d
 at the field, was a ''stowaway." O The soldiers bonus bill was vetoed ? President Harding. In returning | n le measure to Congress without his l m )prOval, the Executive in a message l h,
 the House declared that he was in | tr .cord with the avowed purposes of w e bill, but that he could not subscribe tf it's provisions. Se Representative Arthur M- Fee of San 'se, Calif., was critically injured, and to rane Freeman and w. $. Dennison of M ln Francisco, were killed in an auto ht obi1e accident near Baltimore A. M zi aISo or san franclScO, was he sS critically injured. tr