Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-09-06
Otherwise.

The threatened trouble between the
whites and blacks of Sabine county,
Tex, Is over.
The National Municipality League
will hold it's next annual meeting in
Milwaukee, Sept. 1920 and q.
Thomas j. Clarke filed a petition in
bankruptcy al Chicago with liabilities
of $3.50, 900 and assets Of less h "a Sl,-
900.
The Crucjble steel Company of Amer
lea, P%ittsburg, has advanced the price
on all kinds of open hearth steel "a PEI
ton.
A call for a national anti-imperial-
istic conference to be held in Column
bus on Sept. s was sent out from
FindIay. Ohio.
The handwriting experts who testi-
fed in the Molyneaux case at New YORK
have entered suit against the city to
collect their fees.
Theodore Mommsen, the eminent
German jurist and historian. has an
article in the Nation urging the aboh-
ton of the celebration of Sedan day.
Employees of the Planters Hay Com
preston company at Pana, Ill, VINO
struck for an increase in wages to
$3.50, were granted it and resumed
work.
Orders were received at Dunbar, Pa,
from the officials of the Cambria steer
OF Johnstown, to shut down
all the works at that place for an IN
definite period.
A Report comes from st. Joseph,
Mo. which says 10000 union Packing
house employees will strike Sept. 10, ana
1t Is expected all the big plants III 'he
country will be tied up.
The American Red Cross society an
| nounces that, under the powers con-
| ferred upon it by the last congress- IL
will at once begin active work for the
| relief of those suffering from Famine IN
india. HEADQUARTERS Will be in New
York.
The imports of specie the past week
AZ New York were SILL 3i gold and s04'-
2s1 silver, and the exports aggresa.eu
s45, 347 silver bars and coin ana $i'i0',-
SIS gold. The imports or dry goous
and merchandise were valued at Ss'''''-
ia.
In the United States courts, Judge
ryaryord made an order directing the
sale of the Tacoma River
| ra iIvay to be made after advertising
| thirty days. The upset price Is sil'vVo'
Tho claims aggregate about Se2O,oVo.
Twelve miles of road are being oper-
ated.
The national committee of the MIC
d1e-of-the-Road Populists heid a mee'-
ING in Chicago recently, with ~ OF the
1,s members present In person OF py
nroxv National Chairman Joseph "A.
parker of Kentucky, presided, n IL
n,as decided to open national h~eadquar-
tors az louisville, KY, with Mr.. Parker
in charge.
n a Sherman of the general passen-
gar department of the Union Pacinc'
with headquarters at Cleveland, has re-
s,gnad and the territory has beer oil.
,,idad between G.. R. Clifford. general
agent of the freight n passehgei
! partment, of Cincinnati, n III. Z, a.
ter. Chicago, both of whom naVe Ja'
! been appointed TO their respective pvs
! lions the appointments being ehec''
Sept. l.
wiliam II. Williams and David L.
Dav,es have beer appointed receivers
~ the Globe Building and Loan com.
many under a Joint bond OF sluo'Vvv, a.
| roIumb,,s. Ohio. The appointment was
] made on the application OF ~
wolfel. a s~tockholder, who Alleges
her petition that the affairs OF and
nompsny have been mismanageu anu
| that it is insolvent. 80
Rev. A. M. Hough, a pioneer m'nis
~ Montana, died at Helena.
Count Won Buelow. the German
o,an minister. will go TO Summefins
| pass for a short vacation.