Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1919-07-24

W VOlc VI ~ 10 Il Clause IN Tue
alien bill restricting the employment
of aliens In Great Britain.
Argentine government reports show
that 1.OOO.OO0 sheep and 100000 cattle
have been drowned In floods In the
southern part Of Buenos Aires prov
ince.
The national council OF the socialist
party at Paris decided to oppose rati-
fication Of the peace treaty. The vote
was 1.420 to ia. with 8s7 Austen
tons.
The American First division COM
pleted the taking over Of the outline
post Of the bridgehead from the Sec
ond division, which Is preparing to
start entraining at Coblenz for home.
Gen. John J. Pershing, commander Of
the American forces In France, arrived
at London with his staff to take part
In the peace celebration. He was met
at Dover by Gen. Sir Henry s. Horne
and guard Of honor.
Strike disorders occurred at vari-
GUS places in Italy, according to. a
Rome dispatch. At Lucera eight per-
sons were killed and thirty wounded.
The government Of Premier Nitti
at Rome, which took Office several
weeks ago. received vote Of conf
dence in the chamber Of deputies. The
vote passed 257 to Ill.
The British airship Ns-11, which
left Pulham in 48-hour, flight, was
struck by lightning and its crew Of IL
men lost, according to a London dis
patch. The NS-11 was engaged in
mine-sweeping.
Aterrific battle between armed strfk-
ers and police Is reported from Lucora.
southern Italy. Six persons were
killed, three are dying and twenty
five were wounded.
Germany, not Holland, will be asked
by the allied and associated govern
ments to hand over the ex-kaiser for
trial, according to the latest semiofd-
cial information received at London.
Four men, convicted Of illicit specu.
lation in sugar, were sentenced to from
one to fifteen months Imprisonment
and fined in the aggregate $4,000
by the criminal court at Marseilles.
France.
Enver Pasha, Asia Talaat Bey and
Bjemal Pasha, leaders Of the Turkish
government during the war, were con-
demned to death at Constantinople by
Turkish court-martial. ,l
The dirigible R-34 completed her re-
turn across the Atlantic from Mineola.
L. l., landing at Pulham, Norfolk,
near London, after a voyage lasting Is
hours and Is minutes. &@
Domestic
The Calumet and Hecla and the Mo-
hawk Wolverine Mining companies an
nounced at Calumet, Mich, the restor-
alton of wartime wages, allowing an
increase of Is per cent in the wages
Of 1850 men.
Twenty-six men are reported by
London TO have been killed in an ex-
plosion on board the American oil
carrying ship Roseleaf at Cardiff,
Wales. The vessel was in drydock at
the time.
Through a ''house Of representa-.
tives'' and Senate" the 5000 EN-
ployees Of the Riverside and Dan
River cotton mills at Danville, Va,
will have q voice in the conduct Of the
plant, it was announced by officials Of
the company.
Three men lost their lives when a
naval seaplane in trial fight over
the Delaware river took nose dive
|about a mile from the Philadelphia
navy yard.
Capt. William s. Jones, twenty-five
and George DUANE. thirty. mechani
clan, both of McCook field, at Day
ton, O., died as a result of injuries
4 received when the biplane in which
they were riding crashed to earth.
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A jury in Judge Brentano's cour
at Chicago found Nine. Vera Trepag
nier guilty Of killing Paul r. volland
1t fixed the crime as granddaughter
carrying a sentence Of from one yea
to life in the penitentiary.
Three bandits attacked Miss Goldli,
Pritkin, twenty-five years old. cashie
for Belson 4 Lure. wholesale commits
sion merchants at Chicago. and ca
capped with $1.OO2. The girl was 60
: ing to the bank.
A man and woman are dying an,