The Tomahawk., 1919-09-04
Domestic

by American troops in Mexico. Capt.
Leonard Matlack, who arrived at Mar
ia. Tex. by airplane, reported the
fight. They were surrounded ia an
adobe blockhouse the Mexicans had
constructed in a mountain pass.
Libel proceedings were started at
st. Paul. Minn., by the government in
the United States district court against
Armour & Co. for the seizure of 1885,
210 pounds Of erozen poultry.
Seven of the Mexican bandits who
robbed sailors from the United States
cruiser Cheyenne off Tampico last
month have been apprehended and put
to death by the Carranza authorities,
according to Galveston dispatch.
est moonshine still. in Ohio was put
out of commission when Cleveland de-
tectives and federal authorities raided
a house in wood near Fullertown.
Traditions and professional ethics
are wanted by the auctioneers Of Iowa,
who opened a tw0-day conference at
Mason City. Licensing of auctioneers
and legislation to control them were
also discussed.
A Washington dispatch says tha
American passenger liners Finland,
Kroonland and Louisville (St. Louis)
will be released from government SER
vice as soon as surveys for repairs
have been made. All have been trans.
ports.
legged to have assaulted farmers
wife, was shot to death two miles from
Louisburg, N. G. The mob took the
negro from Sheriff Kearney while on
his way to jail.
With Mrs. Josephus Daniels, wife
of the secretary of the navy, pressing
the button that flooded the structure,
the great Pearl Harbor dry dock at
Honolulu was dedicated BIZ Secretary
Daniels.
Six persons, all members of train
crews, were almost instantly killed and
1G passengers injured when Pere Mar
quette freight train No. 355, north.
bound, plowed head-on into south
bound Traverse Clty-Grand Rapids
passenger train No. 6 at Grawn, Mich.
Andrew Carnegie died worth $780,.
100000. His will is to be offered ut
New York for probate. Mr.. Carnegie
stipulated that the Home Trust com.
pany Of Hoboken net rs executor.
type and 5000 rifles have been shipped
from the army reserve depot at Co.
lumbus, O., to forts on or near the
Mexican border within the last week.
The Third Avenue Railway company,
operating Ia surface lines in New York
city and Westchester county, an
nounced it Voluntarily had granted
25 per cent increase to It's employees.
Street cars have resumed operation
In Des Moines, In. Announcement was
conductors had considered plans sug-
gested at a meeting OF citizens com.
mittee.
One hundred and eighteen Russians,
alleged bolshevists, are held In tho
county jail ut Youngstown, O., as the
result of raid by federal officials
on a meeting in East Youngstown.
One man was killed, eight others
were shot. one probably fatally, and
scores were more or less injured in
riots of striking workers from the Cud-
ahy Packing plant Mt Milwaukee.
One man has been rescued alive and
about 1S men are believed to be dead
in the Oakview mine Of the Oakdale
Coal company near Laveta, Colo.,
which was wrecked by an explosion.
A sentence of life Imprisonment In
the state penitentiary was imposed on
Mrs. Minnie Ryan, forty-three years
old, in CIRCUIT court at st. Louis, on q
charge of first degree murder.
Lieut.. III. G. Peterson, ono of the
two American aviators held by Mex
lean bandits for $4,000 ransom, cross
ed the border to the American side
ut 1 :15 in the morning. The ransom
money was taken across the border t,
the band rendezvous by Captain Mat.
lack Of the Eighth cavalry. Shortly
after Lieutenant Peterson crossed the
border Captain Matlack returned
bringing with him Lieutenant Davis.
Two stills, one Of which was warm
from recent operations, were raided In
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