The circle banner., 1918-02-22

/; WURLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM
William d. Haywood, international
secretary and treasurer of the Indus
trial workers of the World, indicted
some time ago in Chicago by fedei.
al grand jury on charge of CON
spiracy and sedition, has been released
on $4,000 bail.
Eleven German enemy aliens have
been arrested in San Francisco and
are in the hands of authorities await
ing internment for the duration of the
war on presidential warrants.
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The American Protective league of
| StauntOn, ILL.,, in an effort To clear the
city of charges of harbOring disloyal
persons, took by force S. Obredan. an
alleged |. w. w. leader, and John H.
Metzer, an attorney of Chicago. escort
ed them TO the city limits. applied tar
and feathers and started the former
walking toward st. Louis and the lat.
ter toward Chicago.
Francis ]. Heney, special counsel |
for the federal trade commission in |
its investigation of the packing indus
try, in Il formal statement, announced
that he would become IL candidate for
the nomination as governor of Cali.
fornia.
For the first time in eight months
the Seattle police squad charged with
enforcement of the prohibition law
has again used axes in a raid on a
soft drink establishment, wrecking the
bar. All movebe articles of value
We're spared.
Sixty thousand beds in addition to
those already established in general
government hospitals must be provid-
ed before winter of 191S-1919 to care !
for wounded soldiers and sailors. Sur (
geOn General Gorgas has recommend r
their establishment to the adjutant ,
general.
After Il massacre which occurred at a
hervo (Kerava). Finland the red
guards wired to Helsingfors for sur n
,eons and ambulances. Five surgeons n
Who left Immediately were murdered s
~ the red guards on their arrival b
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Sir Cecil Spring Rice. former British a
AMBASSADOR to the United States. is a
ead of heart failure at Government
louse, Ottawa. Lady Spring. Rice and
is son and daughter, Betty and An n
hony, aged IL and 8, respectively h
rere with him. Sir Cecil died peace +,
ully in his sleep. II,
Proposed expenditures of railroads
Dr extensions and Improvements this
ear will be carefully sci'utinized by
echnical and financial experts of the -,
abroad administration before being y
ounced by Director General McAdoo. ~
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BY direction of the court and at the bo
quest of the federal district attor- IN
ey the jury in the trial for treason so
Paul G.. Hennig in New York, re. od
Irned verdict of not guilty. ii,
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Preparations for the reception of op
e next quota of drafted men at Camp
evils are under way with the begin
ng of work upon new receiving
ne of work upon new receiving lol
mp railway depot. Ne
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Frederick Won Payers imperial tw
srman vice chancellor, is expected to tel
axe an announcement before the tai
xt session of the reichstag of the tri
vernment's future submarine policy, wi
cording to the Frankfurter Zeitung the
Warrants have been issued at Lake
Id, Mimi, charging A. G. Townley, !
esident of the Non-Partisan League. of
th conspiring to discourage enlist VIII
'ntS IN the mlllfary ana naval forces ha'
the United States, and accusing des
Seph Gilbert, secretary and organiza- the
m manager, of the same crime, and sis
o with violating the Minnesota stat val
, covering disloyalty. ing
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Colonel Theodore Roosevelt is rapid mil
RECOVERING from the effects Of the tho
sratiop which he recently under ed
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