Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1914-09-24

4urn home Immediately.
The emergency shipping bill, author
lzing tho admission of foreign built
ships to American registry, has been
signed by President Wilson.
Administration leaders in congress
were summoned to the White house
and told that the president expected
no let-down In the program Of keep
ing the trust bill moving.
France has expressed to the United
States It's disapproval of certain
phases of the administrations plan to
build up a merchant marine through
the purchase of foreign ships.
President Wilson has issued e. pro-
clamation of neutrality recognizing
that "a state Of war unhappily exists
between Japan and Austria Hungary.
It is similar to other proclamation pre-
viously issued.
Advocates of Jail sentences for
trust law breakers spoke in the ser.
ate and by q vote of 20 to 81 incor-
porated In the pending Clayton bill q
provision to make violations of the
tying" contract section punishable
by Imprisonment.
Paul Fuller of New York, who prob
ably will be the next ambassador to
Mexico, reported to President Wilson
that there was little danger Of con-
flict between Villa and Carranza and
that prospects for continued peace in
Mexico were bright.
The senate passed the so-called
cotton warehouse license bill, pro
posed by Senator Hoke Smith origin.
ally to add, value to cotton warehouse
certificates by means lof government.
al inspection and certihcation of
grades of cotton stored in licensed
warehouses.
The treasury department has An.
nounced that in the annual bonds Of
domestic corporations and dividends
on their stock owned by nonresident
aliens are not subject to the income
tax, whether the bonds or stock be
physically located in or out of the
United States.
The administration water. ~pewer
conservation bill was passed by the
house. 1t provides for a system Of
government leases Of water power
sits on public lands to private cap
ital, the revenue to go to the re-
clamation fund and then to be used
for public purposes.
DOMESTIC.
William Guggenheim of New York
has donated 5000 to the German Red
Cross society.
Stephen F. Russo Of Peekskill, N.
r.. gave pint of his blood to save
the life Of Jerome BALDWIN. stran-
ger. in a TRANSMISSION operation.
Receivers have been appointed for
the International Steam Pump Co.. a
$29.0O0.000 corporation, by United
States Judge Mayer. The receiver
ship was granted In an equity suit
brought by bondholders and stock.
holders and q creditor.
Bert" Cutting Of Indianapolis, 10
years old, who has been totally blind
Tor years, has won distinction for him.
self by reproducing in shorthand a
speech made by Governor Ralston. He
uses mechanical device instead ID
taking the usual shorthand notes.
The republic at Liberia, on the west
soast Of Africa, toward which the
Dnited States always has maintained
he intimate relation Of friendl,
counselor has appealed to the Ameri
fan government for advice in en-
orcing neutrality at its wireless ant
able stations.
After many days consideration tn
federal reserve board has decided 1
:. will open adj twelve federal reserv,
hanks at the same time and launcl
tAs new banking system simultar
Z eoutly oil over the country.
Hunger will bring peace in Europe
In the opinion Of DR.. Nicholas Mu1
ray Butler. president Of Columbia uni
versity. who arrived in New York OF
the Principe di Udine. after the wa.
and intesfered with his plans to visi
the German emperor in response to ,
personal invitation.
The pending administration PHILIP
pine bin vas Fsed ~ an imperativ.
secessity . IN accord with Filipino
with the house bysthe insular AFFAIR,
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