Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-07-16
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The R-34 is on her way back t.
Scotland. The gaint airship cast of
| her moorings at 1866 Wednesday
night. at Mineola, N. Y, and scared
away toward the east. -.--.......
United States Attorney R. L. Craw.
ford filed information at Pittsburgh
against the Pittsburgh Brewing. com
pany in the United States district
court charging violation of the war
prohibition law, r71ay' -. ~. : r-
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n. Sentences to- 1.-The house of correc-
ton at Boston and fines were i'm.
posed upon II men connected with the
financing and management of the fish
industry of New England They had
been found guilty of conspiring to
raise the price of fish in war! times,
and Of creating a monopoly. u {;
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A force of 100 deputy sheriffs are
patroling the streets of Argo, prevent.
ing. gatherings, of striking employees
Of the Corn Products Refining COM
pany. ~ ....s --.~, 80
A resolution! to cooperate with the
three other railroad brOtherhoods for
the creation Of a national labor party
was adopted at session of the annual
convention of the Brotherhood of Lo-
connective Firemen and Enginemen at
Denver, Colo. F.
Wartime prohibition has not pre-
vented: the navy department from OBJ
tanning rum, which is part of the: Off
cial ration of the R-34's crew. Twenty
gallons of the liquor were slowed
aboard at Mineola, L. l.: sss Z - =. =.
Five transports-the NansemQnd,
from Brest; the Marcia and Re
dItalia, from ,:Marseilles. and the
Santa Olivia and Deepwater from Boz
deaux ARRIVED atsENew Y ork Wednes-
day with Dol officers and 1854 troops.
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Seven persons were drowned in q
cloudburst:at Dubuque, la. + ~
| President Wilson in speech at
Carnegie hall, in New York city, after
his return from the. peace conference
in France, declared that the peace con-
Guided at Parts was "a just peace
which. if it can be preserved, will safe
guard the world from unnecessary
| bloodshed.'> The only reference the
president made to his political op-
ponents was when, in referring to the
negotiations at Paris, he said: II am
afraid some people, some persons, do
not understand that vision. They do
not see it. They have looked too
much upon the ground.
The bill restoring capital punish.
ment in Missouri was, passed by the
house at Jefferson City by vote of 81
| to 16, with the amendment that pun
ishment shall be by hanging.
Another aerial triumph was record
ed when the huge British dirigible
R-34, the first lighter than-air machine
to fly across the Atlantic ocean, round
ed out its voyage from Europe to
America and landed at Roosevelt field
at Mineola, L. l. After being In the
air exactly 108 hours and II minutes
from the time it left East Fortune
Scotland, on the discriminating air
trip, it descended to the ground at
Mineola without mishap, to the vocif.
erous cheers of thousands.
"A strike at the Argo plant Of the
Corn Products Refining company, near
Chicago, turned into riot. Sin which
two men were shot to death and seven
others and two children shot and seri.
ously wounded
Harvest hands wages were jumped
to 81 an hour when SO men at that
price were asked for II miles south Of
Smith Center, Kan.
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Street car sefvice was resumed al