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   Nevada State Journal (Newspaper) - November 27, 1920, Reno, Nevada                                VOL RENO NEVADA 27 1920 Form of Internment ned for Into y Custody in PREMIER OF BRITISH AUTHORITIES Throw Explosives and Weapons to Prevent In- trusion Premises NO NG KA PY Collector Refuses to Approve Chinese Medicine As Dry Nov 0 thousand t ists of 1 hi bfiVtt igc Known is licit and ition 10 leased recently by of Customs Davis to this undei pi lion wore held up to clay by Tho still it valued at about t Nov was given Iho Press this evening that the of the Hiim violin and R J members of tho parliament the pre- round-up ot y of men either or to with tho Irish Some form internment is ned and it is intended to hold the of them the ent was told The made the statement ho believed no charge had yet been formulated against Mr Griffith or but that their ar- rest had been decided on for the sons that documents recently dis- covered show a link between the Dail and the republican that had been col- funds for republicans to be the murder and that it- scorns that the Dail Eireann was not voting money of the murder H was possess plo powers to jug all Dail Witness States That Board polling Was tim of OUST FOR REFUSAL ON Brother Refuses to Passport f of Force of Gale Overturns Auto Speeding Along Road FromN Reno to Nelson Ranch LARSEN ESCAPES INJURIES YORK Nov John T Meehan of the shipping of iin Cied Walsh com mitt ep u Dial division of money by I i csi in 1 Sisler and Tucker K from the Downey Shipbuilding coi of foi a able contract were not thoroughly investigated by the i a former secretary of tht bond Sands u former Washington of He explained the departments ure to go into the is dut in his opinion that then tie is urer of xs tin victim blacl han he Ind The two ed no situation as il I open force Sands had contributed 17 pounds It is ol r note to i in i ft v m i i over F The of his from lo tilt 10 i in of Wife and Four Children Left as Survivors Deceased Em- ployed as Ranch Hand A terrific of down from mountain turned mi in f hi is Hm n ind lohn I dm ing out U the NeKon i uuh at i 0 I was thrown the car face downward in the run jimt bo ird him ici Obs md neck the clooi aci osb the seriously hurt soiled set his cornp inion f i oe hut in sun s I tor accident When lic do ho In i distant ranch house telephoned to Keno Acting 01 T st u ttd foi tho scone of thi the help the the iai fiom the body ot the mm Iho oil itself M xs bad is it h id been it i to son vvho Iho body v is ly wrecked the to O linen tendet the parlors of n is td xs involved the Wallace rimp it HIP shoe i position lhat he hid held foi tin ec us He was ol ige i of md on h is eel by his wift and bj loui ind tin oldest being about 1 of 1 i lends of tin A 01 c the sdd t isk of E ol hti husband s sudden culled it the homo between 7 ind S o clock the u ei e ill abed Mrs who o ime to if told VS Alfonso V I i Ll nt ol tht McvOn tin eminent it suspend td as il D 1 hi to 01 dci liora City the l ot V L 1 ill Mexico FISHERMAN'S ASHES TAKEN TO OLD NOOK West Virginia Guards Unable To Cope Strike tion Executive Last Request of County cial That His Ashes be tered on Favorite Stream SOLDIERS AWAIT ORDERS Will Ask President Wilson To Declare Martial Law in Coal Postoffice Department Issues New Schedule of Arrivals Under MIL I i no post hit a soh tfd ult Iho of mils I i om ill points j oast ol Keno m ul on Southern I ti un No al 2 t p m ind on IJ it i i v m Pi om ill points west of I eno in ul 11 10 tt il 50 i m ind on No J I at 7 P m i Sin 1 Oil lind UK Saci on iN o i ill 1 30 p m mil these th PC cities and ish ind on ISO 0 it i 30 i ni mcl on No b it 8 10 W T f tide tonight th it he hid tht I to sond il HI to county West I ind tint is soon is tht took he link Ti tp decl xi e mai 1 Cuil lais I il tht for some time buj weic i di six ago hon tht situation quitted doWn tint time rtd a of pi isons shot ana j killed md of mo coal Ihc un lo copt Iht situ itiou the slid hopt ill n th it D In compliance with ono oC tht 1 ist of V II i in lav collection it ol uf 1 M the ol body be of his In up in the Mi on Sunday its ENGLISH DELEGATE Twenty Million Dollars Force Needed to ish andt in I he ul ho bn irti j ind null comes on No 2 it 7 oO iiv bublin it is stated came as a to Premier anil the Irish office It is oven declared that it forth some adverse from tho pre- mier and from those in the inner of No 10 Downing street the premier's official residence No orders for the arrest of fith had been Issued hero it is said officials have considered him one of the strongest moderating ences in tho Sinn Fein organization and no evidence to tho contrary the report says has been forwarded to them from Dublin statement sued at Dublin Castle today says that the week ending November 20 which comparatively calm the number of serious outrages falling lu he nrt if to Hoi j it ei husband hid mft in T the Ii is assistixnfc nif i m xn i ipi she Payne and uio his been set foi ment of justice had Ihp day subject The insofar as ping men into it he said took June first this year added that his opinion that tho were foundation was to a certain extent induced bj j the reputation of from whom he believed the charges Mo admitted he did not examine Samre books and did not go to Downey ascertain why would be necessary for them to pay to secure a contract whan they had awarded one by tho board tor a much Sinn Chairman Walsh asked him U he knew of a single investigation om points south of Southern 1 liam m On Ihc l L PHi ind on No I it 10 0 x tn I i im No il iO m bn m Ul fiom nil luofil It this line t j when it fi om Larson Uits md I i n i I No 0 U II f m fiom points 10 il to hi line fi nn to Reno P Horn IM Ints on the N f noi Ih cf md fi on I points on Western from j lo Reno Junction j air mail from Han Francisco at 10 a- from Salt lakp City and east of at 0 m i Tu schorl u IP for departure ot mails from Keno the time given Is fo of office Vor ail points west of Keno including lower California an cstig ition been but I am un to in i pon be The the follow in tonight One ago list Sunday night Blankenship of tho and no of Mith mo it ts to the situation theit wele of tht opinion if could 100 ind Ih it ond Iht silu ilion be rhc his become acute In Lhc it stems to i bun impossible lo seem c Ihc iltp I ut us night I h id i wue i fiom fudge Mi Bishop foi ot tht pi xn mentioned tho if much is I to oil upon il i foi lid 1 no ilteinitisp 1 hait ingly asked Reed them am to Republican Leader m Okla homa Dies Without ing His Troubles l I V ind OKU b C Himon com fiom 10 puled to i ut Hit oil business died a hospital this morning His to st i ink Ketch his business man fiom dis of t Sit ie last o Russell Brown attorney utri nn Smith of ch u fcing hci with i Ih to Kill con the Bounding ol Hunon n ition filed the coim tj cli Mi's Smith ind Himou with x offense The of Mi unon IH in stati m Mond n tiom l o m tt p m tht fun j n U Mond i ecu ding to ins lied uu nl the ition tilco him Ij the 01 ol th j Miss without seeing of power the of that body in spite of protests the de- finally permanent mandates com to powers mission will bo of- and of Today's action of the decision taken at the sessions of the council The has been fought if wiis after the Brussels meriting They obtained a n the were outvoted Argentine to the announced dny that the would protest to i lie assembly the re- j number two of to He said that ho would upon the floor of the assembly a lution for election of on this quiet day of of Army 5 i- any that might to his G NOV That board made prior to 1020 and Meehan replied that he did not Wash Nov messages here by the navy station at S flock indicated that the W Pierre which steamer 1 Rita off the Washington near miles south of Cape of j ost on record during Iho past six j mouths was succeeded by tho of ii week without parallel in the history of since the rebellion C In the space of -IS hours says Iho 3X persons met with doalh and 70 wore wounded or injured The statistics of minor out- were- light one police bur ranks wan on thn mails fell from 20 to 36 trials by court ru- in convictions and J I There wore sentences to prisonment varying two year's days imposed cases said his first him in has ashore The coast guard ship Snohomish came to he was at Philadelphia nt out from Purl Angeles to go to 1920 when He went to Washington saw Tweedale of the and told in dispatch to the Con t nil News from 1 Denis Carey was by uniformed men from his lodging today and several bullets into his body reported to bo in a hospital a dying condition board him of tho reflection Mr character and T was Mr tho witness said that it had been In- that ho Tweedale was satisfied was to then said he went to Boiling and agreed that his books had which Mee- han did He he saw an mous letter addressed to Secretary touching the mallor a fid also ascertained that Ihc ment of justice of tht matter the allegations the matter was as he stated that Boiling mind was on Ihc part of not to thu assistance of Iho stricken vessel IH to reach the scene about 1 o'clock tomorrow The is by The exact point safe and standing tho is supposed to have gone is not known hero a m and on J No 10 at p m Mail cast on No JO for O Ulan Wyoming Colorado and all points east ut Cheyenne m Mail on No Fall on ley and Mail on Xo 10 for to Southern Pacific east of Ogden tat oing Olc J victim of blackmail i nn in of hii did bi spread the reports further j HOLD FORMER SERGEANT ON ROBBERY to on which he satisfied wore Thf Jess by carrying U alone as a Wo investigations worked great damage to a -person who I ho that in of the of men mirier in- we had far enough Ho also Huid he had talked with he from had gone far was agreed with that in view of the the charges it WHS right thai should be publicly Nov -O calls received hero afternoon i from the fUta a short south of roof Tho saiU the steamer was in distress i and lives ot 33 were in Santa Ilka had been towing tho W T which including one woman irge is reported as mile ot the butich here with rooks of those on board Is con- No -3 al n p m for Kouth No Southern all points south including etc at p ill Mali all points local it T- a- On this only lu Virginia Cily Carson City Frank ton Vo 1 1 mail tc Cily Gold Hiill Train -t tor Carwn Minden and leave on No 201 at a m for points between Reno Junction and for alt points on lhc ami for Ore Mail for Western Pacific points Keno to on Xo 208 al p m air mail for City and a rn air mail for- Francisco closes at p m mi tied ncy in their wire ex opinion ho able to nation the der military control 1 haye that view UK lime for is botly local authorities had every j with were assaulted and I the presence who were i powerless to prevent it T refuse to I sign posts of thorn again douo to deal with the situation not to ii I i have been to in the 1 thought Sunday j ask the president 10 carries said tonight lhat Governor of I i O of- will the the Texas executive having made plan's to cancel his proposed trip to Mexico to tho inaugural for President-elect in order services was made upon the body Is to the of -as to the American The lie added would have more influence the Turkish leader who conducting i1 campaign the Armenians other nation j Kobert Cecil said would the necessary military Mr Hamlin The statement suid the j to put Armenia on her tho and at a m rill points and all points at 11 a m and on n giving them power to deal with f the liver downward acute dilution of the stomach heart resulted signature was I en morning to a cheek which he said he wished converted so thai he tip tho nurses Be- fore his condition became last asked for some ice cream and If you along a according Lo The attorney said IIP order tin into Mr id that he Xi provisional men from the third infantry regiments to leave Tor Camp tot its Nov A f -100 picked and nineteenth prepared for Va where the troops will bo used for strike duty Mingo county coal mine is for an in- definite service Major R S the Captain E foi ready fix route deal could done Lo save Armenia with the expenditure of that amount Wo In many and but so but I would be bent to solve the as that country have tho ence with Komal Twenty million dollars would enable us to the expedition sary to establish Ann en Ian denci The money could a to now charts ho if the 1 kill ut least wore n af cr the funeral Monday and While mm ho wus us lo what ho I of troups Lord do in to ihu after that il would be easy lo i a volunteer force composed oC I Armenians tho of TO i boring stales Nov i The ho W r who arrived resolves largely inl horc from Auslin will not i whether is any government or funeral of Jake Li j magnate and who died Okla early today to secretary lo governor Mr Sonpe that party will leave here tomorrow Liuth I us scheduled for Mexico City to lo uf General i they a find either whom were aimed cleared of all suspicion but i to cut the adrift The Sanui Pa Franklin 2L a former sergeant in the aviation corps is being held In Jail here of men Is to have hint transferred lahoma City for trial charge of been a party to the theft of goods From States army aviation ply that city He was ar- rested in near horc last night It is alleged that he and a number j of others had with ilians in Oklahoma City whereby tho j Nov an soldiers wore to large sums j interpellation in Ihc if they turned aviation supplies over j the expulsion of tu the civilians I from Samoa the the blame rested bn DANISH TROOPS j several notes said -had not been answered The Nov lifts lieon by the to Nov the barge W J late today way in dis- the Washington const near according to a wireless from lo the Merchants Exchange A 70 mile southwesterly gale was blowing Advices received at the of W R Grace investigated I agents for t ho two vessels sn iel the U baby of A J of tlie Pirrie are on the barge isTn 1.1 tile the the Alvaro as president of be uncle r command of Alajor ford The FIFTEEN BANKS CLOSE NO ALARM BY OFFICERS BERLIN FOR j ed i left in the with the west coast for go incut tho one Tiina to aid in there the to of is tbo of natioiiH soldiers ho lion asserted that there expelled had been allowed only SOO marks though of them were By the nature interpellation barge it was the had i Is u- of prevailed that the at of the were shipped in oo towing lumber America to the message the was in 1 tho they believed Captain Jensen to keep the off the shore guard loft port Angeles lo aid the com- was The Pirrie is a of The Santa KHa ot Camp troops which on duty In county about six weeks dgo yo j INDIANAPOLIS Inol X Major George W com board i of first army -u J asked Vf orders issued tho movement of troops j into the West j mining district said he would malic no statement on I formed ot the he any an- announcement won let have to come j from t FREEMAN LANG CABLES HOME OF EXONERATION of the slate banking this evening no n as any decided upon in to tjio financial situation in was given There is alarming said one member of the formerly a member of the States marine corps and of an official inquiry at Port Haiti where ho was in the world enough about Armenia sary money for The South Africa delegate avoided the question of possible revision of Turkish treaty us a means for Armenia Ho believed subject was being up by sembly After that Iho work of i thu assembly had extraordinarily Hobert ono foresaw tho assembly I would body with in it The j has a genuine belief in own and regards itself and rightly Uo n's tho so far such exist will do of great Tt will accopc will fifteen today with Ihn State bank of ir and of in county d wilh having shot the court of justice in the been on the of- according to a cablegram I1 hope it will take a large him received today by his mother Mrs Gertrude of San ino near here The to visi told his in ton lion mother soon OHIO STATE WILL MEET CALIFORNIA AT PASADENA SMOOT PLANS EMBARGO ON ALL FOREIGN WOOl HARDING'S ILLINOIS the for j was of of SALT CTTV I a to the An the wool ami he to bo a Die wool tlay a large ana view of that it review Iho and the work of the Nut torn is that thp assembly is taking very seriously the hope there would be lypman bcr of but said thai i was first He bly would make no iix the ration of Mainlines must be in effect trusts and should not bo trust fails this State at sent iir Bust vs show that football New 71.5 per been HiaL thu vote cast by men in I i 01 Wfj u i j j i to represent to have HIP contest Senator a somite assembles to nn a-1 ready would be m- represent to have the proposed embargo DUKE OF WESTMINSTER WEDS 1 of Mary Gerald i no wore this The at a   

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