Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-21
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. minister "a
the United States, Signor Ignacio Cal
deron, resigned because of his disap-
proval OF the revolutionary movement
which has overthrown the existing Bo.
t1vlan government. Senior Calderon de-
clared that this revolution. has set his
country back so years and has dis
credited Bolivia before the world"
Observation-Disclosures Stewart Of
Chicago has been appointed by Presi-
oent Wilson as commissioner of labor
statistics, succeeding DR.. Royal
Meeker, who resigned to assume duties
IN the international labor Office Of tho
League of Nations at Geneva. Mr..
Stewards appointment, it was an
nounced, will be effective on Aug. 1.
Wash1ngton-Prospective agreement
Tor the resumption of trade between
Great Britain and soviet Russia will
not cause the United States govern
ment to go farther than the recent &C.
ton lifting restrictions on trade. The
United States will continue to refuse
10 issue passports to Russia, will not
establish mail communications and
Will refuse to give any sort Of recogni-
ton to the soviet government.
Foreign
Mexico City-Representativ of the
Oil interests in Mexico have declared
themselves satisfied with the govern
ment's attitude.
Buenos Aires opposi-
ton to the prohibition bill recently in.
troduced In congress was announced
by Finance Minister Salaberry.
Buen0s Aires-A dispatch from Tana
in the Chilean province of Tarapaca to
the Nacion, says that Mayor Cusicaum-
tut OF Lapaz is reported to have been
assassinated
Tokyo-Universal suffrage was de-
feated in the lower house of parlia-
ment when resolution introduced bv
the opposition. was rejected by a vote
Of 155 to 283
London-A dispatch to the London
Times from Teheran says the situation
IN Lower MesOpotamia is serious: It
is reported in Teheran, the dispatch
adds. that the Uasra-Bagdad line had
been cut In three places.
Sant1ago-Chile has called to the
colors the military classes of 1915 to
1919, inclusive, Of the four northern
provinces of the country 1t is under
stood this action was taken in veiw of
the internal situation arising in con-
nection with the Bolivian revolution.
Toronto-Sir Thomas White, form
er minister of finance, who has been
mentioned as probable successor to
Sir Robert Borden as prime minister
of Canada, stated definitely he could
not accept the government leadership
should it be offered to him, as he does
not feel equal to its arduous tasks.
Antwerp-A force of 700 Russian
prisoners of war, who had been intern
ed near Turnhout, Is miles northeast
OF this city, escaped from the intern
ment camp and marched on Antwerp.
A regiment Of cavalry sent in pursuit
surrounded the Russians and intern
ed them anew in one OF the Antwerp
forts. =
Consantinople-Eight Thousand Ar
menian refugees concentrated in
Smyrna have enlisted in the Greek
army. The Turks have begun depor-
tat1ons Of Armenians eastward, from
sections where the Armenians might
aid the Greeks. There have been de-
portations from Cesares, and many
other places.
Berlin-Two million tons of grain
and an equal amount of fodder, are
mentioned In catalog Of foodstuffs,
OF which Germany is most urgently
in need for the coming year; from out
side sources. The catalog, which is
comprehensive one.5 was compiled by
the minister Of agriculture and food,
and has been presented to the repre-.
sentattves Of the Allies at Spa.
Domestic
New York-Ellis island officials
have evidence to show that several
unidentified employees have assisted
Immigrants TO enter the country un-
lawfully
San Francisco-Two hundred Rus
sian brides of American soldiers ar
rived here from Vladivostok with their
husbands. on board the army trans
port Madawaska
Jackson, Miss.-The democratic
state executive committee adopted a
resolution opposing the proposed mi
grafton of 5000 Mennonites from Can
ada to southern Mississippi.
Traverse City, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
which have been devastating farm
crops in this district, invaded Tray
erse City. Damage to crops has been
estimated as high as $1,000,000.
Hazard, Ky.-John S. Burgill, a mi
ner, was shot to death by posse
when he barticaded himself in a va
cant house. after killing Deputy Sher-
if, R. S. Wooten and Robert Gal
braith, a Negro, while resisting arrest.