Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-07-02

Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen, on charges of having
planned to seize and murder Philip
Scheidemann, the former premier.
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Domestic
DR.. Walter Keene Wilkins, charged
with having killed his wife, Julia, at
their Long Beach home, February ~,
was found guilty Of murder in the first
degree by jury in the state supreme
court at Mineola, N. Y. . #EE
Robbers held up officials of the Mid
>dle-Fork. mine, near Benton, ILL.,, and
obtained $4,000, according to advices.
Two of the robbers were reported to
have been killed by posse which pur-
sued.
. The Wisconsin senate at Madison
passed unanimously the soldier bonus
bill providing for the raising of $15,-
OOO,OOOby direct state tax to pay every
man and woman in Wisconsin who
served in the world war $40 for every
month in the service, or minimum
of $50.
p. S. Peter, deputy sheriff of Lafay-
cite county, Kansas. was fatally shot
by liquor runners near Chetopa, Kun.
The liquor haulers We're in an auto
mobile. headed for Oklahoma.
Trailed for ten days through south.
ern Mississippi by posses which in
cluded several hundred members of
his own race, John fairfield, negro,
confessed assallant of an Ellisville
(Miss.) young woman, was captured,
desperately wounded, in a canebrake,
rushed by automobile to the scene of
his crime. hanged to a, gum tree and
burned to ashes. His victim identified
him and witnessed his execution.
Horace G. Murphy, prosecuting at
torney of Delaware county, and Dr..
Rollin H Bunch, mayor Of Muncie,s
Ind, were arrested in connection with
operations by alleged swindlers who
made their headquarters in Muncie.
~Brice Ringer of Petersburg, Ind, an
enlisted man connected with the Red
Cross mission at Berlin, committed
suicide June "a. The motive for the
deed is unknown. @
Approximately $1,000 was paid for
the private liquor stock of the late Nat
G., Goodwin, actor, when it was put up
at auction in New York.
: A strike of LOO operatives In the
textile mills of George 81. Gilbert
company at Ware. Mass, and in Gil.
bertville was ended, the operatives
receiving wage advances ranging from
Is to 20 per cent.
p 5s. f. is
Three unmasked men robbed the
;Valeda State bank at Valeda, Kan, Of
$4,000, in cash and Liberty bonds.
> Massachusetts completed .ratiaca-
ton Of the woman suffrage amend
ment to the federal Constitution. The
house at Boston, by vote Of 1856 to
Al, declared in favor, and the senate
voted "a to week ago.
Arthur w. Lehman. @Wheatland
(Ia.) farmer, reported to Chief De-
tectives Mooney of Chicago that he
had been swindled aout. of $4,000 by
three confidence men whom he met in
Chicago. .. " -.
Il Sixty-three villa rebels were killed
and many more wounded in q fight.
between. federal troops and villa
forces for possession Of Villa Ahu-
mazda, according to- an official military
dispatch given out at FL Paso. Tex. j.
The house of the Texas legislature
at Austin, by a vote Of SO to. q, adopt
ed the resolution ratifying the woman
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Constitution.
/ The American steamer Sarnam, from
Baltimore, has been sunk BY q mine
explosion. according to reports from
Gothenburg and London.
One man was shot to death. an
other was fatally wounded and
about $1,000 is missing In hold-up
by four men at the saloon Of Andrew
P. Bowman, AT West Twenty-second
street, Chicago.
8 The Ramsey house bill permitting
the brewing and selling Of beer con-
tanning 2A per cent alcohol was
passed by the Pennsylvania senate at
Harrisburg by a vote Of 25 to 10.
The anti-sedition bill passed the
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