Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-29

= SA1Cd6o-AraceS or dust upon tn,
warehouse floor revealed whisky burg
lars second attempt within a month tt
get at Major Dalrymple's private stocl
Of contraband. "%.'
Personal A~..- ~. g.
! Omaha-Charles L. Thomas, news
editor Of the Omaha Bee, died from 8
paralytic stroke. .. ,~ Il $3.50:
Chicago-Major General Leonard
Wood was decorated as an officer Of
the Order Of st. Maurice and st. Laza
rus by Italy.
| Northwest
La Crosse-Fire destroyed the
tour story store and stock of the v
Tausche Hardware company at a loss
Of $4,000
Sneooygan, W1s.-Herman r. Ost.
non, ~ years old, cashier of the Elk
mart bank shot himself, dying instant.
". He had been in i'll health.
stevens Point. Wis.-Iron ore and
crude oil have been discovered on a
Portage county farm by Michael Hop.
pa and mining engineers from Besse-
mer, Mich, are coming here this week
to Investigate.
Washburn, Wis.-Operations will be
started shortly on the erection of a
new shipbuilding plant by the Anchor
bodybuilding company in Washburn.
The aggregate value of the plant will
exceed 100000.
Marshalltown, Iowa-With two
sticks OF dynamite in his pockets, to-
gether with quantity of fuse and
caps, George West, rs, a paroled con.
vet from the Anamosa refermatory,
was arrested by the police.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Damage estimated
at $4,000 was caused by a fire which
swept through downtown business
block here. Damage to the building
was estimated at $4,000, and the loss
suffered by six tenant firms $4,000.
Des Moines, Iowa-A commemora-
tive movement to establish a state
memorial to early suffrage workers
was 1naugurated by unanimous vote of
the convention Of the Iowa League of
Women Voters at its first meeting
here.
Sioux City-Thousands of dollars
worth OF damage was done to glass
fronts OF business houses by a hail.
storm at Bloomfield, Neb. The stones
were large, some nearly two inches in
diameter and were driven by a high
southwest wind.
Brussels--Delegates to the Interna-
ttonal Financial congress, in session
here, began consideration of the
worlds debts and deficits, detailed to
them by the various countries pre-
urinary to, the general discussion of
the financial situation which will be-
gin soon.
Regina, Sask.-Twenty million tons
Of bttuminous coal have been proved
to exist within 200 miles of Regina.
The coal is said to be
better in quality than the bituminous
Goals OF Alberta. Fifty-one coal mines
n Saskatchewan produced 900. 900 tons
II coal in the year 1919. The output
. increasing every year.
Foreign |
~LondonS-seven persons were killed |
n r1ot1ng at Turin, said a Rome Dis
,atch.
Milan-News dispatches from Ora
ina, in South Italy, indicate the most |
erious disturbances. An armed band
Il peasants invaded the town, lootinx T
he shops and Selling the post and
telegraph offices as well as the cara
'lnlerls barracks. The inhabitants,
errorized, barricaded themselves in /
heir homes. .- -"
London-Relieved Of the danger of
n immediate coal strike and with
a1rly definite assurances the postpone
lent will be permanent, Great Britain I
in holiday style. Church
ellis changed the message of an armi-
tlce between miners and colliery own
rs, and merrymaking followed In the
'ake OF the message as It made it's Il
'ay across the island.
San Salvador-Alarm has been &C.
as1oned at Corinto, the most i'm.
ortant Pacific port of Nicaragua, BY
subsistence of the earth along that
action OF the coast. The island, which
es just of the harbor, is being in
AIDED by the ocean, and the people
70 leaving it. Corinto is situated on j.!
le northern end Of the Nicaraeuan
'ast, which is of volcanic origin. II
Par1s-Judge Ebert H. Gary of the
nited States Steel corporation &C.
opted an invitation to return here
9xt year with a delegation Of Amer.
an steel men to inspect the steel in.
lstry, In process of reconstruction. Il