Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-05-06

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and the statement is made that n
some other coal producing states tho
losses are relatively greater. This
loss, stated in dollars and cents, rep
resents wage losses of employees IN
the mines, the value of coal not pro
duced due to accident, disability Of
the men, and accident insurance prem
iums paid.
Strike ballots are being sent out by
chiefs of the various shop crafts on
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
roads.
The Wisconsin Automobile Dealers
association, organized for the purpose
of fixing prices for used cars through
dissemination of trade information.
was held to be in restraint of trade
and illegal under the state antitrust
law.
Sale Of surplus agricultural products
to foreign countries was suggested as
a means of bringing higher prices to
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sistant Secretary of Agriculture in an
address before the convention of the
Mississippi Valley association. The
speaker urged his auditors to "find
! foreign markets for the farmers sur
plus crops by the skillful use of cred
it's
| nhof hn Sxryse
who has charged that he was skid
mapped" because of his romantic inter.
est In the daughter of a wealthy mem.
| Der of the fashionable Rolling Rock
Country club, near Pittsburg, will be
deported from the United States I'M.
| rotary Henning Of the labor depart
| ment.
"Don't worry, sweetheart, I'll escape
| inside of two years." Joseph Lauzon,
| charged with 200 burglaries in the
last eighteen months, replied to the
warm embrace of the woman who had
gone into his cell to bid him good
bye. Arrested with him, but later re.
leased, Miss Virginia Betty Carroll
told Lauzon, "If they give you fifty
years I'll still be waiting for you when
you're free" Lauzon told the police
on his arrest, they said, that he had
already escaped from prison twice.
Owing to the immense potash re.
sources of Utah and the fact that the
producing plants in this state are
closed, petition presented to con-
gress few days ago by American
potash producers from ruinous Ger.
man competition is of much interest.
The petition, copy of which has been
received, charges that the German
government, through the Deutsches
Kali Syndikat, has, to all intents and
purposes. destroyed property owned
by American citizens to the extent of
about $3O,O0O,O00 during the past
twelve months.
Declaring that there has FINALLY
been man elected to the presidency
of the Mexican republic who promises
| to be a true savior to his country"
| the Colorado senate, in special SEES.
sion adopted a resolution calling on
the United States to recognize Presi.
| dent Obregan and Mexico.
| The previous existence on this con-
tinent of a new genus and species
Of primate ''much more closely re-
sembling the human type than it does
any known species of ape" although
distinct from either, is believed to
have been established by the recent
| discovery of a small tooth in the faun.
+, al deposits of Nebraska, according to a
paper read at the concluding session
here of the national academy of scien.
ces by DIR. Henry #. Osborne of the
American museum of natural history.
FOREIGN
| Thirty-two lives were lost when the
| French steamer Deputy Albert Tail
| lander. a vessel of 1000 tons, bound
from Rotterdam for Brest with a car.
go of coal, foundered Off the northern
coast of Brittany during a violent
storm. The captain of the ship. this
sole survivor, was picked up by the
Greek steamer Pelagia.
| Voluntary economic readjustment OF
financial intervention by the United
States,> is. according to La Prenza
the basis of report which has been
submitted to the Cuban government
by Carlos Manuel DeCespedes, Cuban
minister to the United States.
Germany has FINALLY agreed to re-
sumo the sale of dyes to the Textile
Alliance of America without reserve
following a three months period dur
ing which she had first refused tc
sell any dyes to the alliance and then
consented to sell limited amount
This decision resulted from recent
conference in Germany between an
official of the alliance and the head
of the German Dye alliance. 1t is re
garded by the American alliance Off
Gals as distinct victory for the tex
tile industry of America. 1t will soon
in their belief, normalize the ship