Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-08-22
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aviation training camp &C Columbus,
Os with the highest honors. He has
been ordered to New York and will
slsail for France soonl to complete his
! training
Pierre schott, st. Paul truck
driver. turned his truck into 8 barn
to avoid hitting q child who stepped
directly in the path Of the machine
and is In the st. Paul city hospital
with q broken leg % q result Of mis-
lheTo:sm.T
Declaring that blood shed and loss
of life would result from continuance
/ o. anti-Americail demo nstrations Gov
ernor Burnautst has announced that
mo more anti.draft and other like pro-
test meetings will be permitted IN
Minnesota 81
Enrageds over the stabbing Of SOL
| der by an alleged I. w. w after the
guardsman resented derogatory re-
marks about the government, members
I Of the Third M Minnesota regiment raid
led and demolished I. w. w. headquar-
tiers at Duluth. !. 55s. ssasss
William s. Conrad, president and
general manager OF the w S. Conrad
company Of ST. Pau4 cigar importers
and 1obbers, is dead at his home in
Saltwater. He was seyenty-two years
old and his health had been failing
for the past year.
Minneapolis is So, 700, 900 richer than
a year ago, City Assessor g. Z. Fort
announced, foAowing the completion
OF the annual city assessment by his
Office. The assessed valuation of all
real and personal property ii the city
IS estimated at $2l6,0OO 900.
| Hibbing, the world s richest village,
has begun negotiations for eighty
= acres Of state land on which to erect
municipal gas and garbage incinerator
plants and public gardens and nur-
sery, and also to include site for a
new municipal electric plant.
The state public safety commission,
following recent report by COM
mittee sent to International Falls to
make an Investigation, has recon-
mended that abatement proceedings
be begun against fourteen alleged dis
orderly houses in Kooch iching county.
+. w. and Charles III. Orth of Nor
ton, who own an eighty-acre farm,
sold eight cars of live stock at South
+ st. Paul that brought $4,000. The
check they received for the lot is said
to be the largest ever issued on the
South st. Paul market for a single
shipment.
Walter J. Smith, former state treas
urer, after serving about eighteen
months Of an indetermi sentence
for misapp opriation Of state trust
funds, has left Saltwater prison IN
der temporary parole to go to a
hospital for treatment for1 incipient
pulmonary tuberculosis
Ralph o. Van Lear, son Of MAYO
Thomas Van Lear Of Minnea polls, s,as
FLED an exemption claim sner stsiag
|sthat5he is g member Of the 81 alfst
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wal. r but deletes the word ligious.',
His claim was turned down and he
was certified for service. 4
Gas pois killed Martin Nelson,
laced savantv-fiya fnund daa 81 IL 2 81.
sbors At his home h, Il Minneanolis Cor.
snner seashnre said no believed tIe
! case accidental 8 lot feeding ! s9as.
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Nelson had haan daad two "a q hafnra
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