The Tomahawk., 1920-09-09


Louisville, Ky-Plans for the eva
cuation of Camp Zachary Taylor and
removal of the famous First division
to Camp Dix, New Jersey, were an
nounced.
Omaha, Neb-A record in air mail
service from Chicago to Omaha was
made by Pilot Irwin S. Amberg of De-
troit, who left Chicago at 5:55 a. m.
and arrived at $50 a. m.
Atlanta, Ga.-Women of Georgia
have a right to vote in the statewide
primary Sept. 8, as we'll as at the COM
ing general election, according to an
opinidh submitted to Governor Dorsey
by r. A. Denny, states attorney gen.
eral.
Santan Rosa-Two automobile racers
were burned to death beneath over.
turned cars and seven-year old spec
tator, they struck, was instantly killed
when a light car, entered in the Sono
ma county fair races here left the
track and crashed into tree.
Northwest
Madison, Wis.-Fire which started
about midnight at Hollandale, Wis.,,
destroyed two stores and one dwelling.
The fire was extinguished early today.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
Iowa City, Iowa-Mrs. Jane Kirk.
wood, widow of Samual J. Kirkwood,
war governor of Iowa and Secretary of
the Interior under President Garfield
celebrated her Goth birthday here.
Butte, Mont-Judge H. J. Grimes OF
the police court parked his automo
bile in violation of city ordinance
and was arrested. Appearing in his
own court, he was arraigned before
the clerk, sitting in his stead, and
| fined 81.
Sioux City, Iowa-F. A. O'Connor,
United States attorney of the northern
district of Iowa has arrived in Sioux
City and at once commenced gathering
evidence on which it is proposed to
prosecute Sioux City coal dealers who
are charged with profteering.
Winnipeg, Man.-Sixteen farmers in
the Sterose D. Uhlac district have lost
their homes, barns, implements, and
crops in the bush fires, according to Of
ficial reports issued by the provincial
authorities. Thousands Of acres OF
| hay have been destroyed in the nor.
thern part of the province.
| Walla Walla, Wash.-Thousands OF
dollars damage was done to wheat and
roads by the terrific rain storm which,
nearer the mountains, developed into
cloudburst. Standing grain, yet un'
threshed was beaten down, many acres
| were washed out and sacked grain in
the fields was thoroughly soaked.
Personal
New York-General Ramon Ayala,
former vicepresident of Venezuela, is
dead at his home here, after short
illness.
New York-Justice Louis D. Bran
dies of the United States Supreme
court returned on the steamship Zee
land from London, where he presided
at the recent Zionist conference.
Washington Brigadier General
George Barnett, formerly major gener.
al commandant of the Marine Corps,
has been assigned to duty at San Fran
cisco as senior officer of the corps on
the Pacific coast, Secretary Daniels
announced.
Foreign
Acknowledgements and dock
workers struck as protest. against i'm
prisonment of Lord MacSweeney.
Tokio-Kiitsu Kanayama, senior
public procurator, was wounded 'seri.
ously when stabbed by a Japanese. His
assailant is under arrest.
Honolulu-The Prince of Wales ar.
rived here in the British battleship
Renown. No ceremony marked his
arrival. The prince will remain three
days.
Athens-A brother Of Apostoles 1ser.
pris, who was one of the two men who
shot and wounded Premier Venizelos
in Paris recently, was arrested IN
Athens
Peking-Martial law has been de.
clared in Canton in a move of the
the overthrow of the Picking govern.
ment, according to the Asiatic News
Agency.
Fiume-Gabriel d'Annunzio made
public the text of the constitution OF
new state, the italian Regency OF
Quarnero." The new nation will com:
prise the city of Fiume and several
islands in the Adriatic sea.
Londonderry $4,000 Russian Boil.
shevik soldiers have entered East
Prussia and have been informed, &C.
cording to an official announcement
made in Berlin, says dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph company from
that city.
Constantinople-Th sultan of Tur'
key has refused to lead his forces
against the nationalist, declaring
them to be too few in numbers. The
valor of these was not sufficient tC
withstand two days campaign on the
Black sea coast.
I Constantinople - Mustapha Renal
Pasha, head of the Turkish nationalist
government at Angora, is ill of chronic
m q 1orio phvSicians are in constant