The Tomahawk., 1919-11-20

Central railroad, was sustained Is the
Supreme court Of the United States at
Washington.
Four thousand volumes of the
"Proletarian Revolution in Russia, by
Lenine and Trotzky, were seized Dy
federal agents in a raid on a Dook
bindery concern at Cambridge Mass.
William Herald, a negro, was kliled
by a shotgun in the hands of JACOB
Redman, a merchant. at Ottumwa, ia:'
when Herald was entering the Red
man store for the supposed purpose
of robbing 1t.
Denial that union railroad men
would Join in a sympathetic strike IN
aid of the striking steel employees
was made by a high official or the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen OF
the Gary district.
| Henry Lindsey of Texas was
chosen permanent chairman OF the
| American Legion convention at Mime
apolis, MINI. All convention ofhcers
were selected from the list OF tenn
porary officers of the legion.
Unofficial returns from 30 kentucky
counties in Tuesdays election showed
majority of 4.5O9 for the statewide
prohibition amendment and indicated
that the amendment had won.
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Thousands of dollars in material and
labor were wantonly wasted in the
construction OF Camp Grant, accord-
; ;ng to witnesses who appeared there
in the congressional investigation.
Under directions from Washington
bail was raised from $1,000 to $4,000
in the cases of SO alleged reds now be-
ing held at Hartford. Conn.,, and warn
ing was received against permitting
any to escape.
An explosion that rocked the whole
neighborhood started fire that de-
stroyed IL buildings composing the
plant of the Atlantic Macaroni conf
pany at Long Island, N. Y.
Eighteen foreign-born Russians were
arrested at Peoria, ILL.,, while celebrat-
| ing the anniversary of soviet rule In
Russia. Two boxes of literature,
printed in the Russian language, were
seized.
The 1920 national encampment of
the Grand Army of the Republic will
he held in Atlantic City, N. j., from
September &c to October 2, it is an
nounced by Commander in Chief Dan.
iel NJ. Hall, at Columbus, o.
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Foreign
The fall Of Ignace Paderewski as
premier of Poland is reported immi-
nent. The peace conference at Paris
| has been notified that he will be re-
placed at conference meetings by STAN
islaus Patck, ''illness' being given as
the cause.
POrtugal's war losses amounted to
8.367 men killed Of the 100000 who
fought during the war, while 4,18O are
listed as missing, according to q state
ment issued by the Portuguese lega-
tion at Paris.
President Poincare of France and
Nine. Poincare arrived at London from
Paris. They were given a tremendous
ovation at Victoria station.
Sonora Virginia Salinas Carranza,
wife of President Carranza of Mexico,
died at Queretaro. Sonora Carranza
had been ill for four months.
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| Communist headquarters at Berlin
were raided by the authorities Sun
day, the troops seizing literature and
maps showing division Of Berlin into
| 1S districts.
The strike of the miners at Huelva,
Spain, which Occasioned serious riot
ing has been settled. The men OBJ
tanned their demands as a result of
negotiations undertaken by the gov
ernment.
Rafael Valera, said to be the most
notorious bandit In Cuban criminal an
nails. charged with at least twenty
murders, was killed near Santiago.
Soldiers under Commander Ortiz shot
| him dead.
Two earthquake shocks did much
damage in the Tiber valley, $50 build
ings being partly wrecked. At San
Sepoloro, and San Bartolomeo, Italy.
the people are camping in the streets.
So depleted has become the man
power of Paris committee has been
selected to begin an active campaign
to oncouropo q hiphor French birth