Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-25

Sixty bodies now have been recuy
ered from the ruins Of moving-pic4
ture theater at Mayaguez, Porto Rico
destroyed by fire, according to lutte re-
ports. The injured numter $50.
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King Victor Emmanuel has request.
ed francesca Nitti, former minister OF
the treasury. to form cabinet, the
Rome Giornale d'Italia announces
semi-oficially. Former Premier Tit
toni will be foreign minister.
The Italian government met with
defeat in the chamber of deputies at
Rome when the chamber rejected q
vote Of confidence in the government
by 50 to 20. The Orlando cabinet re-
signed E.
The Catholic center. party was vic
torious virtually everywhere in Ra-
varia in the municipal elections held
Sunday. The democratic and major
ity socialist parties made poor show.
ing.
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We. often had the feeling that we
were not doing as much as we could
do. I'VE thew alf the time that: I'VE
were not doing as much as we wapted
to do, and it is this spirit, and. not
what was done, which deserves, ! hope,
to be remembered. s. President Will
son thus spoke in his address before
the, Belgian chamber Of. deputies at
Brussels.
A Fresno dispatch says the CALI
fornia raisin crop for 1919 Is estimat-
ed at 100000 tons, the highest in the
history Of the state by more than 35.-
600 tons.
Peace Notes
Marshal Foch is forming one front
against the Germans from the Rhine
to the Danube, the Paris L'Intransi-
geant says. it Is Informed. The allied
commander in chief, it is added, will
hencefOrth extend his command over
the Czecho-Slovak, Roumanian and
Polish armies
The Italian delegation to the peace
conference at Paris has been directed
from Rome to accept the proposition
for the settlement of the Dalmatian
controversy made by Premiers Glenn
enceau and Lloyd George and Presl-
dent Wilson, according to the Paris
office of Reuters Limited.
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Domestic
Carrying 9,S07 troops, the steam
ship Imperator arrived at New York
from BreSt.
A copy of an extra newspaper bear
ing the headline, ''The Days of Car
rama Are Numbered" was brought to
Ell Paso, Tex, by an American who
said the edition was suppressed as
soon as it appeared on the streets in
Mexico City.
One negro was killed and another
fatally wounded by mob of white
men intent on cleaning out" the ne
groes in disputed residential districts
on the South side at Chicago.
The Corn Products Refining com.
pany at Argo, Ill.,, granted voluntary
increase Of cents an hour to all of
their employees. A laborer working
for that company now receives so
cents an hour.
Governor Lowden Of Illinois signed
the search and seizure dry bill.
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The senate at Ottawa. Ontario,
adopted an amendment to the prohibit
ton bill, which makes the prohibition
order in council effective only until
peace is signed instead of for one year
after that date.
The lower house of the Ohio legis-
lature at Columbus adopted reso-
luton by Representative Pearson ask
ing Governor Cox to stop the Willard
Dempsey heavyweight championship
prize fight.
Earl A. Fitch, cashier Of the Mer-
chants National bank at Galena, Ill.,,
and formerly connected with the Corn
Exchange National bank of Chicago,
was shot and killed by his next-door
neighbor, Frank Willy.