The Pulaskian., 1916-06-16
NEWS IF THE WEEK
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Francis Long, Indian fighter, ex- plorer and official weather forecaster in New York for many years, is dead at his home after a stroke of apo plexy
 Exports of the United States in April were s399, 100000 and imports $217,000,O00, as compared with ex- ports in April, 1915, of 100000 and imports of $16O,0O0,0O0.
 John Grant Lyman of New York was sentenced to IS months in the Atlanta penitentiary after his convic- ton on the charge of using the mails to defraud.
 The purchase of 45 acres on Petty's Island, in the Delaware River, by the Cramps for an enlargement of their shipbuilding plant has been con firmed
 Jonas Walter Aylsworth, AT, chem ist and inventor of the Microscopic device for the x-ray, for 26 years as sociated with Thomas A. Edison, is dead at his home
 Mrs. Arthur Stors and Mrs Edith Bartlett of Omaha were killed and Mrs. Nellie Hart and Miss Lillian Jen- sen, the latter of Audubon. were fatal ly injured when train hit their auto at Council Bluffs.
 Exports of coal to Greece have been prohibited by the allies.
 Preparations are being made to re- move the Greek government from Ath- ems to Larissa.
 Smoking cigarettes as they mount cd the scaffold, two of the Mexican bandits who rode with Villa in the Columbus massacre paid for the crime with their lives at Deming, N. M.
 Lieut. R. c. Sufley, U. S. N, was killed when his aeroplane fell 5000 feet, landing on Santa Rosa Island, Fla.
 Five thousand potters returned to work in the tableware potteries at East Liverpool.
 The steamship Denmark has been chartered to go to the relief of Donald B. MacMillan's Crocker Land expedi- tion
 Robert Hoe, printing press manufac- turer of New York, who died Sept. 22, 1909, left total estate of S9,S32,296, having net value of $S,374,619.
 Charged with refusing to call a doc tor at childbirth, Luther M. Ivy, 25, of Paducah, Ky, was arrested on a warrant sworn out by his father-in- law.
 Tungan, 20 miles north of Annoy, China, is reported to have been sur rounded by the revolutionists. There is an American mission at this point.
 
 June 24 will be proclaimed by Gov. Edward F. Dunne as muster day" throughout Illinois, when an attempt will be made to bring the states land and water forces to full strength.
 James J. Hill, the railroad builder, rf,sl1 Jso xx,sl a petition in probate court of Ramsey county, Minn., asking that her son, Louis W. Hill, be appointed admins trator of the estate.
 With record of 51 years, during which hundreds of young southern women were educated, control of the Women's college. at Richmond, Va, has passed to the Westhampton col lege.
 Counsel for Dr. Arthur Warren Waite, sentenced to die during the week of July 10 for the murder of his father-in-hw, John c. Peck, filed no- tice of appeal for a new trial.
 
 A $10.000 jewelry robbery in Kansas City, Mo, was cleared up by the ar rest of man giving the name of Rob- ert Stone, whose confession has re- suited in the detention of seven men. Two thousand union longshoremen Rt Boston have been granted wage in creases averaging more than 25 per cent.
 Splash week will be observed in New York from July to 10. when school children will be given unusual opportunities to learn how to swim Louis Wells, guard over Joplin, Mo, prisoners working on street, was shot and killed by Wilbur Mason, one of the prisoners. Mason fled. but was caught.