The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-22
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WORLD NEWS
THE TREATY RETURNING THE
Danish zone in Schleswig to Danish
sovereignty was signed at Paris by
the French, British, Italian and Jap
anese ambassadors and H.. AZ. Burn
hoff, Danish minister to France 81 4
ACTION BY THE JAPANESE
government in solving the last
house Of representatives was attacked
in the diet by NJ, Nakashoji, former
minister Of agFicul lure and M. Shin
oda, who commended the government
should respect the decision Of the diet
to grant universal suffrage without
referring, the question to the nation.
They based their argument on the
claim that the diet represented the
nation. 5l5E Il sf Y n s.3 t5 ~
DIsc0VERYfOF LARGE DEPos-
it's Of phosphate in the Moroccan
hinterland may soon make France
the great phosphate producing coun-
try Of thu world: The Moroccan de-
posts are reported BY Prof. Louis
Gentil, Of the Sorbonne, as being
almost inexhaustihle u 5S I'll Ii ~ ~
i; AN INCREMENT HAS. yIRTU-
ally been reached by the allied pre-
miersstin. conference IT Brussels with
regard to the division Of German
separations, on the basis Of: So per
cent to France, 20 per cent to, Great
Britain, 10 per cent to Italy, per
cent to Belgium and per cent sto
Serbia, The remaining 8 per cent
will. be divided among the other
allies, including; Rumania, Portugal
and Japan. Italy also will receive
certain economic and financial ad-
vantages.. y 49,, :, q &, $l, (. :.
CONTROL, OF THE POLISH
government may be. placed in the
hands Of asnational council of defense
under the terms Of proposals consid-
cred by a. council Of war and extra
ordinary session Of the diet 1t War
saw. Extreme measures are deemed
necessary to meet the critical situa-
ton caused by the bolshevik advance
in: Ukrainia.. " :: S q 2 Il; :J Sf5tt
THE BOLSHEXlkI,, ACCORDING
| to an official statement issued 1t War
saw, Poland, by army Headquarters,
have been repulses I'M small actions at
a number of points. Along the line
of the. River Ubort, where the enemy
Esuffered" heavy losses the bolsheviki
brought up; fresh strnops.. In the Kort
zoe. and Sziplectoxka region the
fighting is continuing. with indecisive
results, the statements. says ( sa5%5l,
GEN.. FRANCISCO GONZALES,
former governor of the state of Tama-
ulipas, Mexico, captured at r Santa
Engracia by Gen. Amulfo> r. Gomez
has !. been, ordered execuked by Gen
p. Elias Gales, secretary of war
Gen. Gomez, who is chief Of opera
.tions in Tamaul ipas, reparted. TO Gen
Gales that, he had defeated Carlo,
4 Osuna, insnrgent leader, and lad eff
/ fected the captnes Of Gen. Gonzales
4 who was suspe cted Of siding 0suna
j This charge was denied BY Ger. Con
tales. X. u r. si ST.
SEVERAL INDIANS EXAMINED
4 ID. the criminal court. in. Puebla, Mex.
4 with regard to their previous testi
l3mony in: the case Of William @. Jen
kins, former American consular agen
at Puebla, testified that they wer,
1 suspended in the air, struck ant
threatened with. death by shooting
until they agreed to testify agains,
4 jenkins, according to Q Pueblo dis
patch. Jenkins. was 1, kidnapped by
the bandit Federico Cordova las
! fall and later was charged with com
plicity in his own capture j. Ill a =.
! Tf1E ! GREATEST ZEPPELIN
4 ever, constructed, the III, built il
1915 BY the Germans for the purpose
/ of: bombing New York, has been sur.
rendered to the British at Pulhanl' air.
dkome, London. ia r. . H. .2+ss,7
| THE INTERNATIONAL. } MARI:
time conference fixed fourteen years
as the minimum age for boys ON
board shiRs, eighteen years for work
1 connected with engines and seventeen
! years for 4. night watch. u These ar.
engagements will come into force in
RENE VIVIAN. FORMER PRE-.
mier of France, sailed from Cher
bourg on board the steam ship Avon
for ,Buenos Aires. He was accom-.
1 panied by his wife. M. Vivian said
that while in South America he would
; hold 3 series Of conferences in the
principal cities 81 Argentina: ~ Il
lsa +. j. CASTELLANOS, MINISTER
Of public works, & on behalf Of ths
i Guatemala government has signed
1 with Rafael bod enzo, epresentins
1.-THE international Railroad Of Qua.
/ temala, "a contract to iquidate thu
4 governments Indebtedness to thu
company amounting to nearly 81.
/ 500, 900 gold. American capital il
! largely represented in the ownership
Of the railroad. RI @&... " %5
+ 5 NEGOTIATIONS WHICH HAVE
4 been carried on with the Mexican
I executive department by various
1 petroleum interests since the estab,
flishment Of the provisional govern.
\ ment have .comp1etely failed to brina