The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-11-10


squad. according to Il telegram from
Mexico City, received ut the customs
house in Juarez.
Las Vegas. Nev.-Calente, little
railroad town near here, was almos.
a deserted village when Its leading
citizens we're in Las Vegas, arrang-
ing bond for release from bootlegging
charges.
Joplin, Mo.--One person is dead, six
are in hospital and several are mis-
sing in tornado which struck in two
parts of Webb City, seven miles north
east of here.
San Francisco.-Princess Moto-Ko
Otani has arrived here, under strict
orders from her father, Prince Keen
Otani, leader of Buddhism in Japan,
to emulate all the customs Of the
American flapper.
Seattle-George BoOs, once asso-
ciated with Russell b. Harrison, son
Of former President BENJAMIN Harri-
son, in publishing the Montana Journal
at Helen, Mont, was found dead in
the bath room of his apartment.
San Francisco.-An order to deport
Miguel Sequiera, alleged adventurer,
who is charged with attempting to
foment revolution in this country
to oyerturn the government of Near
ague and make himself president of
that republic.
Reno, Nev.-Battling the first snow
storm OF the year over the Nevada
deserets, with darkness setting in, the
de luxe air limousine of the United
States air mail official was wrecked
after being forced to land on rutty
highway at Valmy, New.
Fort Bayard, N. M.--Fire practical.
ly destroyed the wOman's building at
the government hospital here. Scores
of nurses, maids and other women EN-.
ployees of the institution escaped in
their night clothes, losing practically
all OF their effects in the building.
Eel Paso, Texas.-FranciSco Villa
cantutillo farmer and former rebe
chief, was shot and slightly wounded
while trying to put down an uprising
on his ranch, headed by Jesus Lapez
aged father of the late Martin Lopez
for years Villas righthand man. nc
cording to reports in anti-ObregoI
circles in Ell Paso.
The first of series of propose,
rate notifications by which the rail
roads traversing New Mexico are seek
Ing to assist the cattle industry in TIT
emergency occasioned by long sum
mer drought was approved by the in
terstate commerce commission whicl
Is expected to give approval later t
similar applications from the othe
roads concerned.
Reno-The state of Nevada has file
Its petition of intervention with tn
interstate commerce commission a
Washington in support of the applies
ton of the Southern Pacific to leas
the Central Pacific railway.
Sacramento.-The jury trying te
,, alleged members of the l. w. w. O
charges of criminal syndicalism her
: disagreed after six hours of delibel
alton. Nine jurors voted for convi
ton and three for acquitta. Ina pr,
, vious trial the jury also disagreed.
Greeley, Colo.-Miss Elizabeth Gaul
u chemistry instructor in the Eaton hig
0 school, was fatally burned when
can of wood alcohol she was sealin
In the laboratory of the high scho,
ignited and exploded. Miss Gault die
a few hours later.
Denver-Although she has new,
been outside the state of Colorad
Mrs. Elsie May Carlson has filed a
, plication for naturalization pape
here. Mrs. Carlson, % years old, ma
ried Charles Carlson. a native of Sw
q den, and because the latter has new,
u 'SSA' h"suaahhSu, Siie uppueu LOT Gil
zenship.
) Jackson. Cal..-Fears that the II
at the Argonaut gold mine, which co
d the lives Of forty-six and possib
. forty-seven men who were imprison,
= In the mine was incendiary 10 sprea
10 ing.
San Francisco.-About 1000 spt
! tators were PERMITTED to attend
outdoor initiation of the Ku Klux XII,
In the Contra Costa county hills,
1t was learned. They we're allowed
IN hear the oath of the organization q
Is ministered.
Seattle, Wash.--Antone Stand,
s. who cleaned up $1OOO,OOO In {
y Klondike and lost It through 4
I'd vorce and speculation in Seattle,
he back from three years spent in
n IBERIA.
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At Eastern Styis
ir Pancho Pete--I see Plunger Z
Richest man in the state, bumped
with his boots on but In true Enste
style.