Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-15

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ing to- official diplomatic dispatches
presented to the house immigr ton
committee at Washing ton.
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Enactment Of the prohibition en-
forcement bill was comple ted at Wash
ington when the house, 321 to TO-
adopted the conference report already
agreed to BY the senate. II now goes
\ to the president. .35.s..
Japan Is sending the largest delega,s
ton Of any Of the nations to the in,,
ternat ional labor conference to be held
at Washington October 20, the party
including more than sixty persons.
Inquiry into alleged cases Of hazing.
at the naval acad denny at Annapolis Has
been ordered By Secretary Daniels at
Washington. 81 $50
An Immediate investigation Of the
vocational education board was de
Emanded BY representative Rogers 81.
Massachusetts before the house rules
committee at Washing ton.
Voting on the Shantung amendment
to the peace treaty having been post
poned indefinitely the senate at Wash
ington is prepared to start on a round
of speech making and continued read
ing Of the treaty text. n
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Fifty dollars "a month should .be the
minimum pay for naval enlisted men,,
the house naval committee at Wash
ington was told BY Admiral Wilson,
commander of the Atlantic fleet, and
Rear Admiral Washington, chief Of
navigation. 5ss' III
The bill for enforcement of wartime
and constitutional prohibition as
agreed to in conference was adopted
by the senate at Washington without
discussion @
I Domestic
Lieut.. B. w Maynard, the flying
parson, !" in the coast-to-co race
landed at Cheyenne, having covered q:
total distance Of 1896 miles in 13
hours actual flying time from Mine
ola, NJ sssS ri i.ss
Camp Grant has been designated by
the war department as the automotives
training center for the entire United
States army, according to word re-
ceived there from Washington. r
Sergt. Maj. George Sebrich and four.
privates of the Fourth infantry. were
fired on when they were patrolling
Twenty-frst street, near Ellsworth
street Gary. No one was hit
Heads were broken on Fifth avenue,
New u FORK. when mounted police
charged mob of several thousand
radicals who attempted TO parade up
the avenue without a permit. D. .'sz
n Two persons were killed and s25 In
jured as the result of a tornado which
struck the business district Of sH oising-5
ton, a town OF 1000 people, near Great
Bend, Kan.
The king Of Belgium climbed into.
the engine cab at Cheyenne at 10 rs
O'clock at night and drove the train
ito Laramie, 81 miles away. u
Three men we're killed by the fall
OF a seaplane in the. harbor mt PEN
sacola, Fla. The victims were: Roy.
Williams, colchester, pilot !.
Paul Reichel Hamilton, Colo. boat
swain, and Charles 81. Selbold, Pensa-g
cola. machinist
Maj D. 81, Chrissey was killed at
sBuena Vista field. near Salt Lake City
when he attempted to land First
Glass Sergeant Virgil Thomas, observ-
err died on the way to the hospital
Ten thousand one hundred dollars
was paid at Hannibal, ri, FOL Big
Ben, weighing 100 pounds. said Nv
.stockmen Is Sc fhe Big sst hog Is tie.
world.
Suit to test the consti tint onauty Of
the war time prohibit ion law was fled
In the federal district court al Louis
Vile, KY, by Attorneys Levy Mayor of,
Chicago Mar hall# Bullitt ofs Louis
VILE
g More than 300 veterans assembled
AT Atlanta, Ga. for the grand parade
of the United Cont derate5 Veterans
the browning ature sof theIr annual
reunion. Sf5a
SIX hours and ffor.tt i've minutes
from dineola flying fiel a, New Yotk. to
5SAshburn flying Held, Chica
miles III o. min,t That y Just Is
little better than two mi d minute
and Lieut.. Belvins aynard, sN.
made the record ins De Hlvilsnd