Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-28
Incidents From
Various States
Paragraphs Of Interest in Condensed
Form Telling of Events Of the =
Week in United States. -

Form Telling of Events Of the !. Y: ; I I
Week in United States.
Seattle, Wash.-Six battleships, car.
rylng 1858 midshipmen from the Uni
ted States Naval Academy, arrived
from Honolulu. "vf Z
New York-More than 1000 moving
picture workers in New York and VIC
Unity went on strike, tying up or Grip
ping a score of film plants.
New York-The British steamer
Balzac arrived here from Montevideo
with $500 tons of refined sugar, con-
signed to American importers.
- Nogales, Ariz.-Governor Borquez Of
Sonora, Mexico, ordered that no wines,
beers or liquors may be sold within $50
meters of the International line.
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.
San Diego-The Mexican power
schooner Jacris Condo, formerly the
Japanese owned Toni Maru of this
port, turned turtle and foundered of
Mazatlan, Mexico with the loss of AZ
lives, according to word brought here
by the motor ship Jeanette r.
Albany, N. Y.-The purchase by the
state Of IN grams of radium, the
largest commercial transaction of it's
kind ever made, and the first purchase
of radium by any state for a purpose
of social utility, was announced by
Governor Alfred e. Smith. The &C.
QUESTION of the radium was made pos
sible through an appropriation of
$225,000 by the 1920 legislature.
Washington-Government expendi-
lures for the fiscal year ending June
3d., amounted to &$23, Al, 1854, of
which 6,403,343,481 was in ordinary
disbursements and SIT ,038, 039,723 in
payment on the public debt. The war
department 1isbursede. $1,610,5S7,38
The sum of $1,036, 672,157 was charged
to federal control of railroads. Inter-
est on public debt amounted to $1,000
251,622. The navy department expend-
ed .$736,o2l,4 1856, and the shipping
board 30,565,649. :
Oklahoma City, Okla.-Lieutenan
Rollo Brown and his meehanicfan Ser
geant George .Burleson,l both from
Post field, Fort Sill, Okla, were burn
ed to death here when a plane piloted
by Brown, fell about 700 feet and burst.
into flames, Immediately after taking
of from the field. :
Chicago-The Farm Bureau fedora
ton, comprising membership of l.
100000 in 80 states opened a two day
conference to consider the advisab1lity
Of establishing one great farmers
grain market, where the products OF
the farm may be sold direct to the
manufacturers or consumer.
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Helena, Mont-The Montana Phar-
maceutical association held a two day
convention here. George l.. Ramsey,
president of. the Helena Commercial
club, made the address Of welcome:
Missoula, Mont.-Chief Forester w.
B. Greeley of the United States forest
service arrived here to inspect the To-
cal offices. He is on his way to Alas
ka, where he will formulate plans for
the establishment Of pulp mills there.
Seattle-lmmediate extension of mi
ming operations in government coal
fields Of Alaska has been ordered, Sec
rotary Of the Navy Josephus Daniels
and Secretary of the Interior John
Barton Payne stated on their return
here.
Helena, Mont.-A meeting or the
Montana Highway improvement asso-
citation and other advocates of good
roads is being conducted to outline
definitely the campaign to be waged in
the state for the issue of $4,000, 900
In state bonds for highway purposes.
+: Missoula, Month"; the first 10 days
of this month there were SO forest
fires In District No. / Of the United
states forest service, according to fig.
ures announced. This number exceeds
that Of any similar period for July In
the history of District No. l, with the
exception of last July. The So fires
destroyed less than 200 acres Of tim
Der. District No. l includes all Of
Montana and northern idaho.
New York - Sixty-three aliens
charged with being "undesirables" ar.
rived at Ellis island under heavy
guard of federal agents, to be held for
deportation. They were brought here
from Seattle. Chicago, Kansas City and
other points of the west and middle.
west, where they had been taken into
custody by department of Justice
agents. immigration officials, declined
to give any information concerning the
deportees, except to state that there
were none of the radical leaders
among them. g.