Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-08-20


Roumania troops are about to
leave Budapest in consequence Of the
note sent to Roumania by the peace
conference. says wireless dispatch
Domestic
In an official statement issued from
military headquarters at FL PasoI
Tex, and signed by Brig. Gen. James
B. Erwin, district commander, It was
announced that Maj. Z. A. Walton,
commander Of the aero unit at Fort
Bliss, had received a message from
Lieut.. Paul 81. Davis and Harold G..
Peterson, stating they had been cap
tgred by Mexicon bandits and were be-
Ing held for $15, 900 ransom.
Lieut.. Fernando A. Robertson Of
Clarksburg, w. Va, was instantly kill
ed and Norman Roddy, mechanician,
suffered a broken leg when an airplane
in which they were flying crashed to
earth at Laredo, Tex.
The first of the giants Of the trans
atlantic fleet to return to regular pas
senger service, La France Of the.
French line, arrived at New York from
Havre. La France brought 458 first
class, AL second-class and 253 steer
age passengers.
Mrs. Freeman Hicks Of Joliet, Ill.,
and her three-year-old son, George,
were drowned in the Illinois and Mich
igan canal ten miles southwest Of
Joliet when an automobile in which
they were passengers skidded.
Agents of the investigation branch
Of the department Of justice at De-
troit said that in one cold-storage
plant visited frozen hog was found
which they were told had been in
storage 25 years.
The seizure at Kansas City, Mo-, Of
900 pounds of beans, said by fed
eral authorities to have been stored
throughout the war, was ordered by
District Attorney Wilson. 81
After having indicted scores of per-
sons in connection with the race riots,
the grand jury at Chicago returned a
true bill against George Stauber, who
lit is alleged, started the trouble by
! throwing stone and knocking Eugene
Williams, a negro boy, from raft into
the lake at Thirty-ninth street bathing
| beach. The blow from the stone dazed
the boy. He fell from the raft and
was drowned.
Horace Withers and Alfred Arm
strong, who with John Wells robbed
the Citizens bank at South Carrollton
Ky, surrendered to police at Russell
vile, Ky. All I: except $1,000 Of the
/ $4,000 was returned.
A walkout of miners of Burke, Null
Ian and Nine Mile districts Of the
Occur d'Alene occurred at Wallace
Idaho Fifteen hundred men are out
to enforce the demand for an eight.
hour day.
More than $2oo000,O00 worth Of
whisky now in barrels will disappear
in 16 years from evaporation and leak
i age, according to an estimate given
out by revenue officials at Lexington
/ Ky.
The Henry Ford Chicago Tribune
81, 600, 600 libel suit ended at Noun
Clemens, Mich. with verdict Of (
cents damages for Henry Ford. Til,
Jury remained out ten hours.
i Eighty-f1v Thousand pounds Of but
ter was seized In cold-storage houses
4 and freight cars in Chicago by fedora
agents and departing nt of Justice mel
/ started out on the trail Of more. .
Every man who has been maxim
q or selling beer In the western distric
Of Wisconsin Will be prosecuted,
United States District Attorney Wolf
. announced at Madison, Wis. rs
3 . So -
Federal officials at st. Louis seize
], 284, $50 pounds of coffee held In stol
age IN warehouse on q libel infol
nation issued by the United State
district attorney.
J: The break ID the railroad sho
& lscrafts' strike came when represents
], tives Of q, 600 car men at Chicago ID
3 cided 81 an oyerwhel Ginning vote TO &
turn to work.
A B5 to 85 pei. cent wage increase
demand for III, 900 flremen and hos
lers IN railroads In the United State
: and Canada IN wage scale adopte
: hef0rc /; si110urnment OF the BrOtfe