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GERMAN PRESIDENT
LOSESLIBEL SUIT

BERLIN. Saturday, Jan. :i.--Presi.
dent Ebert and GuStave Noske, the min.
stcr Of defense. to-day lost their suit
against the editor Of the Eatyr. a hu-
murous weekly. which had cartoonad
IN" members Of the cabinet In the shape
OF different animals, labelling the col
lection. Our MeuHgcric." The presf-
dent and the minister Of defense were
the only members of the government to
bring suit .
The cour, gave its decision in favor Of
the defendant editor after declaring
"Picayunisncss out Uf place in modern
tirrmauy. in which freedom is supposed
10 reign
President Ebert was cartoon"d as .
Wild boar. Herr NoSke a. an ape and
Matthias ErTncrE,r, the finance minis
i..r as q ,hn,i,t-'Iln
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HOPES TO RESCUE
WIFE FROM HAREM

NEW YOEk Jan. 25.--ln m "tr"rt 10
rcs,u., hIs Wf" from Turkish harem
,,,,,r,. ~h,. n;s teen held "aptlV" Tor
;,loui four wears. AHsduur l'crhoEhes' an
Nrlr,i,Inu nt Racine, Ms will SAL lr"l,'
h,.r. ,l,r week. for Turkey. the near east
r.n.r. which - assisting him III his
lask. aunruif. I'd '"uIcnt. DcrooEhrS
,,aiu, a. ihr nit"d States from HAT
poet. SYRIA. IN 1911. returned I" r'scue
h> f.,ruIy III l"li an" was S'l""n ns
In, TURKS but managed L. escape
Inr,I;gh SIBERIA tn TN" mtcd Stal"s.
Thrrr daughters. agrl 10, - and -
cars. v,.r, S"I4cd at IN" same time as
h,s WIFI. and ar, believed ais" TO nave
been >..nL tu Turkish har"mS. ana tho
father hes litrl- hope of finding them
snn EE,ycnrN. escaped with his
father and Is nov III school al Wauke-
Enn. III.
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SAYS GRAVE, DANGERS
THREATEN PROHIBITION

NEW Ntllk. Jan. 2".--'rh" work Of
Ia" Nnii-Sriu":l l"aru' must <" IN. ~
gray" dang rv :hr""t''u' the eighteenth
..m"udr.""'. William II. Andersen. stat"
r,uI"adHuI. DECLARED h,rs i"nigEi
wh. Ne nuurunC. Il that tn" league hHs
'H"t,d hEh' against an alleged plan
It "a" lIuu"r interests I" change the
,lnu;ti"r Of ihr word ''intrXicatinS in
IA, amcmLm'nt.
"N, d" NOT h'ii"v" III" lidu"r inter-
,.,i, viii ever succeed l." aIdrd. r.
:, rrtng =" 'h, ;"r>.'h'IitS nf congress
..n:,l'c M, tn" percentage az alcohol in
H., definition nf Intoxicating. 'aS :" null
~, IN, amendment. but III the imprHh-
,hl,. ..V"ni that the "p"ratiou "f pruhID DI-
f..3. - j':ri" r.,"'l. suspended through
som" irchnjCaliiy. congress can .mr"S"
, rruhrhtiV" fnN II should pIt L tax
,,r Il 400 a gallon on oil liquor.
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Great SO|emnity 10 Mark
SanCtifiCatiOn Of Joan

ROME, Saturday. Ian. 2i-Thr "fr'--
mnny Of IN" sanctirirali"n W Joan II
Nrc will br performed next MAY win
great ,,olcmnilN, according 10 an an
nourccm.nt today from the Vatican.
Sr"clsl quarters ar" being prersr"d
for French pilgrims, who ar" 'Npcc't"
,n conn toy thousands for TIA" ceremony.
The pope has appointed s"clN p"nll-
fetal commission I" rrcrhr" for IN" e. r
,muny. hcadrd 10y cardinals 'hSparr!
and Merry Del Val.
TN San,ttri,l;'u Will h" PRECEDED hE
several hrn: rti,nti"us. Including that "f
0llNrr I'iuuhrt. ~CN'rl""ith century
archbishop az Armagh AMI rrIma'" "I
lrrlaud The r"r'm"nI"S ate expected
to b" attended hE large number "r
Irish pilgrims. HS we'll ~ hH ,ArGihd'
I.nrun all tn" archh ehup~ and bishops.
and 4 great number If thu Irish clergy
"a stuffed recently in Tn" lnt"lllEr!l-
Ger. Hi,hnp D"nahu". "f Wheeling, VIII
,,.. 3,n,,,, ih, iurrIcHu clergy attend
.nu tn" ,an, t!I"i,l!"N C"r,nunl">.
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Gostav BurcS was seEereay oG''aTu ani
Mrs .EIrck was slightly burned anu anu
their daughter. MISS E'Va Burck. %
years or age, mlracuiouSiS eSapeI
death when gas eHpl@slcn oe,no snes snet
their home. No. 3l3J McColoch street.
Sunday forenoon.
The house. five room prick. win
frame kitchen and PANTRY in the rear:
is total wreck. NothlnS reluainS %
the building except n small section OF
the north wall. which was STppoIioes sTh re ~
al, an ,oaiSd NaJ"t''s ~ zoo Which includes the
S-3 t7iin@s ,vnr,S nF Liberty bonds
80 aSSh - bsI;evrJ to hsy. been de-
sirHyss
E;ra h-or, out Immediately following
tba n~nlrsion M; The fire department
49,, rSIGrLly I,p tL, scene and prevented
q s,,S"ns Tirr
Tb, .xiinS;un Was caused bv gas
,.ht'.h .:>ar',rI .r,r' - ,in, several wards
i"wn Nrscol,och >rr;%"' rnaSle 70 ,S., ss,
S,as ,',I,aS5 ,b. man, rn tie Burck
--,-,.,.,,. B", ,b,.p followed the serviC.
In -, IN, h,sar,.nr vail ~ the Rurck
b. ,c,I,r
Thr Vas according to n report made
nv Mr. Havercar,p. who Was on thu
SSenn y,r The Natural gas company OF
W., v,r.In,a uiInd The cellar. and
whsn an iusid,. doorway was opened.
the "a " rscsr,.d gr"m h" Basement into
. rosm ~ The first floor Hicr" Il hre
was burning. rrSul, !nS in the blast.
Mr. and Mrs. Burck were in thu base
nI.nt at ~. time. investigating Ia" "l"r
Of gas Mr. RurCk was caught beneath
n falling mass Of ti"cr AID oricN anI
was burned painsusly ABOUT th' ~ w
aud shoulders MrS. Eut'" Was Susuo
II burned about ih' race hoIn "Nr
aged 70 sSc3pr rom IN, ',.,ar
al outside doorway IN the rear
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DANZICERS ENTHUSED J.
FOR GERMAN CAUSE

BERLIN, Saturday, Jan. 24.-Gef.
man preparations for the evacuation or
Danzig, which Is to become a free city
under the terms of the treaty OF Yer
saillcs, has as one feature dnAl pA-.
rade Of the German troops this morn.
ing. A DanZig message says the pa
rade was held amidst an enthusiastic
popular demonstration. with the Ger
man colors on the flagstaffs Of various
buildings at half mast.
The occupation of the city by tho
allies. set for February s., is likely to
ne delayed several days. according 10,
Danzig adrices. The report that had
been in circulation here 10 the e1ect
that the British would not take part IN
tho occupation is declared to be UNI
founded.
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WILL COMMEMORATE
TURNING WAR TIDE

NEW YORK;. Jan. 2j.-Tn r"mmcmo-
rht:uh nf fE' Ir'iur.nIS >tund uf the
French on Ia. III 81 MHrnr in 1914. a
,"l"Ssh. ~t.''r. si.ttu.. one IF h. largest
Il iNv wrH'Ii'- ,,I!Iturrd monuments,
VII t.. pIn""d rh,.I,. hy American 'io-
H. IT,. ..,,'.r..rl. &" plans aurr"un""d here
t"nj':hi hy TluHl"a> v. Lamont "f J. l..
Morgan 4 Co.. chairman 81 committee
Oi rcpr">. nlafIy, Americans who have
ih" pr"i"ri in mind
Tn" .<aCr i"'aiion or the statue ms
not h..u determined. but il viii be ucrr
tia. lIt;I. town e McauH, which formed
tn. nigh water mark Of the German ad-
Nhnc.. II i!li.
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SEVERAL AMERICANS
CAPTURED BY The
REDS IN SIBERIA

rHITN. East Siberia. Monday. Jan. ~.
-GSy tn" Associated Press. .)---t"l"ncl
Blunt and seven other American cndi-
ne"rs: Miss Ford. Captain tharcti" ana
several other members =: the American
Red Cross and an entire Polish army.
composed OF former prisoners, have been
captured by the Eulsh"vikl at klluchln-
sklya, according t. a carbl"d telegram
received from Joseph IL. Ray, former
American consul at lrkutSk.
The dispatch from Mr. lay was s"nt
from somewhere beyond Mizhniudinsk
January II. II was somewhat Garbled
In trauSiujSsInn. klluchinSkaya Us On
the Trans Siberian railroad 100 miles
west Of Nizhniudtnsk-
The Czechs are fighting n rear guard
action with the Reds near hrasnoyarsk
Bolshcvism IS gaining in Chita. Ernest
l.. Harris. former American consul at
Omsk. is stiU in Chita,
The British. - nose and r'r"nIn mis-
sionS and many ,ucmbcrs OF tn" Amerl-
can Rrd Cross have arrived IN Horrnrn.
Th" only officer in the American army
named Il unit is MAJOR tCapIa'n # caV"l-
rNl Wiifrid NJ. Blunt. who accord'uE 10
the latest available army dirHctpry. was
stationed at Fort Oglethrrpc. Ga.
\ Eolshcvik wireless communication
received in London January Is ann"unc-
ed the capture by the BolSheHik forces
in the krn<nnyarsk region Of II columns
Of Polish lrslunaircs. together with lb
guns and 2h.uuD rifles.
\ dispatch from the London Dail!
Mails llarbin correspondent recclf'u III
London January 20 sad there was an
unconftrmcd report in Harbn That the
a. tnH
sion near KrasnOYarSk.
The Pulcs captured undoubtedly are
prisoners taken by the Russian Amy
early IN tn" war and sent I" SIBERIA
There. after the revolution. and when
the Czcchs gained the asccndancy' thcy
were armed and Impressed into IN" anti
Rolshcviki forces. as was done ais" wlth
large numbers Of Serbans who had been
prisoners of the Russians.
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GERMAN TROOPS
OUTOF SCI1ESWIC

COPENHAGEN. jar &.-The Ger.
man military and civj. authorities eSle-t
uat"d the towns OF S&lsenburg. Schle.-
wig. on Saturday n accordance with
the treaty terms provided for the taking,
Of the plebiscite, n message from E4Ir
burg today announces. The German
residents spared no pains In giving the
troops patriotic send-off. Today e.
Danish demonstration occurred there
The visit OF the International cof.s.1
mission which is expected on Monday Is
awaited with intense excitement by the
Flensburg people. the dispatch adds -s
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YAQU|S KILL
III L MEX|CANS

EOGAl.ES. Ariz.. Ian. 25.--A ban"
Of Yauuls attacked IA" frl~ra' garrison
at Eurna Vista Sonora. Iiit"rn mile
south ut here. this afternoon and killed
twelve mon,
After lOutinS the town, the lhquIS
u,ny,.d thrr. miles south TO Santa Bar
hara and Engaged the garrison there
Three w"und,h soldiers from Bu"n"
vista have been brought 10 the base
hospital at E"cal"s. sonora. Mexican
troops have ho"n despatched by auto
mObilr from \rEal"S 10 Fluent VISTA
but no reports Of the result of the
fighting there have reached the bor-
der.
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THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-rorecs

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-forecast:
ohio-Pnrtly cloudy Monday. warmer
north ard west portions, snow in north.
snow or rain in south portion at night
Tuesday warmer.
Welt virginia-Fatr Monday; Tues
da.. c'oudy and warmer, probably snow
or H..
Western Pennsylvania-PartlJ cloudy
and slightly warmer Monday; Tuesday
snow and warmer.
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WILLIE LEWIS, FAMOUS
FIGHTER, SHOT DOWN
INNEW YORK CABARET

NEW YORK. Jan. 2j-WiIiie Lewis,
former middle weight puGlilN'. a'cT''I-
,,cd vyItb h,yrnu brought G"nrC"s Car
pcn,ter. the French champion. l" ihn
fnrr. was shot ihrr" times by nm M
kuuHn man In a cabaret her" '"niEht.
H.. was taken to 4 hospital "h"r" ne Is
Lu a critical CUl!d. .tiun.
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POLES
Order Mobilization of Entire
Military Strength TO Repel
Red Hordes

rOFENHAGEN. Jan. 25.-The Pol
ism cabinet has signed mobiliZail0n
orier. says q WARSAW report publish
ed by the P"ltiker to-day. Inc
measure was taken. a"c"rdInS 20 tne tn
ndvicrs. because of the BolsheviR
Hl aICr.
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CHILE MAY BE DRY.

SANTIAGO. thlie. FRIDAY. Jan. 23.-
4 group Of senators "f all parties has
brought forward 4 bill which would pro-
h h't thc opening Of now saloons IN
chile and rurh!d the sal" If !ntoxicants
IN Ihns" HOW "XISting.
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Not Unidentified.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-War depart
r,cnt ofhrials tonight were unable TO
IDENTIFY III" Colonel ElunI" mentioned
in n dispatch from Cmta. East siberia
rs having been captured with other
American engineers and Rec cross
,yorkrrs by the Bolsheviki. There ls
no Coionel Blunt on active duty at the
present time, it was said, and the only
.~th,r 0fuCrr by That name, Major Will
fred NJ. Blunt. is now In command ~
a battalion "f the Eleventh Calvary at
MexiCnla Calf.
Army officers wecr OF tho opinion that
inasm,ich as the dispatch WIS received
at Harhin in gerblcd condition., IN"
names of all these captured might have
been garblcd.
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Official Statement.

MONTREAL. quo. Jan. 25.-An Or
fetal statement issued by the Canadian
Pacific railway after midnight tonight
stated that seven persons had been
killed in the collision and that there
was a possibility that an eighth person
had also pcriShcd.
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Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-07-02
BRITISH GENERAL KIDNAPPED
Sim Feiners in Bold Raid on Fishing
Hut on 6IacEwater
River.

Dublin, June pa band Of armed
and masked Sim Feincrs carried out
the boldest coup In months when they
raided a fishing hut alongside the
Blackwater river and kidnapped Brig
adler General Incas and his two COM
panions, Colonels Danford and Tyr
relI.
Placing reyoivers against the heads
Of the three officers the raiders COM
manded them to surrender sin the
name Of the Irish republic" then
seized an automobile in which their
captlves had journeyed to their fishing
haunt, placed the trio in the car and
started Off with them.
Colonel Danford jumped out Of the
machine just as It started. He was
shot down by the raiders. The latter,
seeing he was seriously wounded. or
dered Colonel Tyrrell to stay and take
care of him, whereupon they disap-
peared with the general.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-07-02
RIOTS IN COUNTY CORK
Damage Of Hundreds of Pounds
Caused at Fermoy-Rioters At
tempt to Burn Houses.

Fermoy, County Cork, ireland, June
29.-Damage amounting to hundreds
Of pounds has been caused by riot
ers here. The Inhabitants attribute
the demonstration to soldiers who left
their barracks on hearing of the kid
naping Of Brigadier General Lucas on
Saturday night Attempts to burn
houses were frustrated
Limerick. Ireland. June 30.-The
railway hotel here was attacked by
unknown persons. Two bombs were
thrown. but there were no casualties.
Dublin, June 30.-The corporation
of Dublin adopted resolution Great
ing committees In certain areas to
meet the famine threatened by the
stoppage of the railways.
Alderman MaeDonagh said Dublin
was rapidly approaching a state of
siege.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-07-02
Scheme to Overthrow Social Or
der Throughout Nation
Is Suspected.
RED FLAGS ARE HOISTED
Telegraph Lines Cut and Roads
Blocked With Trees at Lozxo, Cal
laxo and Domegse--Troop
Disperse Rioters

Rome, June 30.-Reports OF disor-
ders in widely separated parts Of Italy
appear to corroborate the impression
that they are part of deep scheme to
oSerturn social order throughout the
entire country. Unemployment Is the
alleged reason for the strikes and riot
ing.
Telegraph lines have been cut and
roads blocked with trees at Lozzo, Cal
lazo and Domegge. Carabineers in
armored cars have dispersed rioters at
Bribasso. At Roncole. an aqueduct has
been cut.
Discomfort long held under restraint
at Piambino has burst out violently
and soldiers and police are protecting
shops They have been attacked with
revolyers and hand grenades and have
replied with machine gun fire. Many
on each side have been killed and
wounded.
Anarchists are concentrating around
the labor bureau In Ancona. Dis
patches Indicate they have a machine
gun. Three have been killed In en-
counters with policemen.
Pisa, Italy. June s0.-Barracks we're
attacked here. but the assailants
were repuIsed. The rioters built barri-
cades In the streets and pnlaged
liquor and clothing stores. Order was
restored by re-enforcements to the
garrison. Two rioters were killed.
Brescia. Italy. June 80. Socialists
and popularists have clashed at Req
zato, Police intervened. One police
man was killed. II is believed there
were several other victims.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-07-02
TROOPS RULE IN ERIN
Military Authorities Restore Or
der in Londonderry.
Troops Turn Machine Guns on Sim
Feiners Who Refuse to Recognize
Truce--city Without Food.

London. June 26--Military author
tiles have gained control and are hold
ing the city in an iron grip. accord
ing TO latest reports here from Lon
donderry. Seventeen persons have
been killed and scores wounded since
the fighting started Friday.
A rigorous campaign to round up
snipers has begun
One Of the hloodiest episodes of the
civil warfare In Londonderry, entailing
the deaths OF five Sim Feiners. oe-
CURED Tuesday night when an Off
Ger sought a momentarv truce to pilot
party of Protestants through Bishop
street. The Sim Feiners, behind sand
bags thrown up in the thoroughfare,
refused to recognize the truce, where
upon the military opened up a terrific
machine gun barrage. resulting in the
killing of five of the Sim Fein forces
and the probable wounding of several
others.
The city magistrates made desper-
ate attempts to get food into the city
to stave off threatened famine. The
government decided against a declara-
tion Of martial law in Londonderry II
has been announced. after a consulta-
tion with Sir Neville Macready, COM
manding the British forces in Ireland
Sir Neville declared such move
would be inadvIsable.
1t is understood that Ulster voIun-
teers have offered the government
5000 trained men TO assist In restor-
ing order In Londonderry. Carsonites
have established camp at Strahane.
where they are drilling and are said
to be in readiness for any emergency
call.
Statements from Dublin castle de-
MED the charge made by the Sim
Fein leader. Griffith, that the London
derry fighting was organized and pre-
cipitated by English officers as propa-
gandP.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-07-02
new RED PLOT
IN U. S. Barred
Department of Justice Told Of
Civil War Planned by
Communists. =
TWO PARTIES HAVE UNITED
Program Calling for Armed Insurrec-
tion Drawn Up at Secret conven-
ticn--Secret Service Men
Take Action.

Washington, June 2S.-Evidence Of
the formation of united communist
party by the consolidation Of the com
mHnist labor party and the communist
party. with the avowed purpose of fo-
menting revolution against the exist
ing government, was received at the
department of justice.
Steps are being taken officials said.
to guard against the spread of the
propaganda.
Communist publications in the hands
OF the department announce the forma-
tion of the new party at secret con
vention attended by delegates from
the two old organizations.
The program of the party, 1t is stat
ed, declares that the final struggle be-
tween the workers and the capitalists,
between exploited and exploiter. will
take the form of civil war. and that
'1t is the function of the united com
munfst party systematically to famiI-
arize the working class with the neces-
sity of armed insurrection as the only
means through which the capitalist
system can be oyerthrown.'
Establishment of the Latin-Ameti-
can branch of me third internationale
of Moscow at Mexico City to spread
bolshevik propaganda in North and
South America Is reported by Excel
sier of Mexico City, copies of which
have been received by state depart
ment officials.
According to Excelsior, the Mexican
capital is the center of bOlshevik alc-
tiyity on this continent, and 1t is from
there that soviet propaganda in t.ie
United States as well as In Latin
American countries, is being directed.
The Mexican police authorities, Ex-
celsior says, have begun arresting ac-
tive agents of the Moscow soviet gov
ernment AT various times in the past
two years soviet agents. plentifuIly
supplied with money. credentials and
documents. have arrived in Mexico
from European ports and the United
States and they are said to have built
up a strong organization. National
titles represented include Russians,
Roumanians Germans. Hlndus and
Americans.
Some of the Americans fed from the
United States to escape the draft.
Excelsior says the leader of the or
ganization is Russian named Grues-
enberg, who, with two others. is now
on his way to Moscow to obtain a
fund of s1S,OO0,000 to finance the work
of the bolsheviki IN the Americas,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-07-02
PLENTY OF JOBS FOR WILSON
Many Universities and Newspapers
Angling for the Services Of the
President.

Washington, June %. - President
wilson's services will be in widespread
and remunerative demand after he fin
ishes his present term in the White
House. It was said by Admiral Gray
son. his personal physician. Many uni
versites and newspapers have opened
negotiations In an effort to see what
chance there might be to obtain his
services. Admiral Grays0n said he
knew nothing Of a reported offer by
the University of the Philippines Of
from $4,000 to 100000 a year to
serve as its head.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-07-02
FRENCH MEDALS FOR YANKS
Five Thousand Americans Entitled to
Wear New Bronze Decoration on
Their Uniform.

Paris. Time 29-More than 5000
Americans will hereafter be entitled
to wear new bronze decoration on
their uniforms. hanging from ribbon
striped alternately red and white.
The medal Is the new service badge
of the French army, commemorative
OF the war. The 5000 Americans en-
titled to wear 1t have all served with
the French army A special clasp in
bronze will be attached to the ribbons
awarded men who were volunteers.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-07-02
NEWBERRY TO HIGH COURT
Michigan Senator's Bill Of Exceptions
Is Approved by Judge
Sessions.

Grand Rapids, Mich, June 2s.--A
bill Of exceptions and assignment Of
error filed for Senator Truman II.
Newberry and sixteen others convicted
last March on charges of corruption Ia
the 1918 senatorial election has been
approved by Judge Sessions In federal
court and the case wilt go to the uni
ted States Supreme court as soon as
the printing Is completed, # was stated
here. Senator Newberry was SEN
fenced to two years imprisonment in
Leavenworth and fined $1,000 All
the convicted men have been AZ liberty
under bond pending perfection II the
appeal.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-07-02
MISsoURIANS REPAY LoWDEN
Manager Emraerson Receives Checks
From Goldstein and Moore-Says
Incident Is Closed.

Mount Vernon, H., June 28.-Nat
Goldstein and Robert e. Moore. dele
gates from st. Louis to the Republi-
can national convention, have return
ed the $500 which each was given
to work In Missouri In behalf Of the
candidacy Of Governor Lowden for rhe
Republican presidential nomination.
according to the statement here by l..
L. Eynmerson, who managed the gov
ernors campaign. Mr.. Emmerson said
that he had received the checks OF
both "two or three days ago" He re-
fused to discuss the incident. saying
he considered 1t closed.