The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-06-03

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burgh.
Chicago-Judge X. M. lands refus-
ed to sentence William Weyer for rob-
berry because he appeared in the uni
form of a soldier.
New York-One billion oysters we're
consumed by the people of the United
States last year, 100000, 900 more than
were eaten the year before.
Chicago-Judge K. NJ. Lands is
sued temporary injuctions closing two
Joliet breweries, alleged to have been
supplying Chicago with beer
San Antonio-A fire of undetermined
origin destroyed six airplanes and a
hangar at Kelly field. The loss is esti-
mated to be from $4,000 to $4,000.
Chicago-A stern boycott against
fappers was launched here by 80
young men members of the high school
club of the Evanston Congregational
church. They took a solemn pledge to
ignore girls who wear short skirts.
Detroit - Arraigned in recorders
court on a charge OF sslaying ~6-year-old
Max Ernest, who was kidnapped and
oGiohSACu~ W uCdLu ACIC ICCCutly, Mis-.
Sarah Lewen, aged So, pleaded not
guilty and was remanded without bail.
Bayonne, N. 1.-THE police announc-
ed that three persons had identified
Giuseppe De Fillipo, Bayonne truck
man arrested on suspicion, as the man
they had seen in Wall Street within a
few hours Of the disastrous explosion
last September.
Grangeville, Idaho-A cloudburst
struck this town of 1000 inhabitants.
The main streets are under three feet
OF water. One man, P. M. Glalville,
a druggist, is known to have lost his
life. A theater building caved in. 9th.
er structures are threatened.
Northwest
Pawpaw, Mich.-Charges. against
Mrs. Sarah Tabor in connection with
the de of her daughter and burial in
the ceiIar, were dismissed by Circuit
Court Judge D%esvoignes.
Butte, Mont.-County officials are in
conference today with officers of the
American Legion, to devise plans un-
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be given preference in public employ
ment.
Miles City, Mont.-Cordial endorse
ment Of the project for furnishing flour
and irrigation for the Yellowstone
Valley from Forsyth to Glendive
through the installation of a hydro
electric plant at Buffalo Rapids was
given by E. F. Benson, colonization
agent Of the Northern Pacific.
Selma, Iowa-Walter oliver, son of
a wealthy farmer living near here, died
on the Goth day of his self imposed
fast. Oliver was a conscientious OBJ.
jector and was sent to the federal peni.
tertiary when he refused to don a uni
form at Camp Dodge. Upon his re.
lease to his home here a short time
ago he became a recluse and 60 days
ago entered into a fast.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the TWEEN
ty-fifth regiment of engineers from
Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, North
and South Dakota met at the West no.
tel to commemorate the return of that
unit from overseas W. years ago after
10 months active service, and formed
a permanent organization to be
known as the National Association of
Twenty-ffth Engineers. The regiment
was a part Of the First army.
Foreign
Experimentation has reached here
tending to confirm the report that
Trotsky is seriously i'll.
Leipzig-Little interest was display
ed by the public when the trial of Ger.
man war criminals opened.
Meissen, Saxony-A series of porce-
lain money for Guatemala has been de-
signed at the former royal porcelain
works.
Cairo, Egypt-Serious rioting broke
out after the funeral of a student killed
in riots and police were unable to quell
the mob.
Bagneres de Bigorre, France-Seven
persons were killed and 13 injured
when a railway train was derailed at
Antiques today.
Belfast-The Dali Eirrann denies
that negotiations are in progress be-
tween De Valera and Lloyd George for
peace in Ireland.
Plymouth, Eng.-Robert P. Skinner,
American consul general in London,
and Mrs. Skinner have sailed for New
York. They will spend a long holiday
in the United States.
Paris-The German government sent
a note to France stating it had no in
fuence on the measures of self protec-
ton taken by the upper Silesians
against Polish invaders.
ParisEThe president of Portugal in
tends to decree dissolution of the ma
tional parliament, according to advices
from Lisbon, which add that complete
tranquility prevails throughout the
country.
Dublin-All factions in ireland were
awaiting the effect of Pope Benedict's
message to Cardinal Logue, primate Of
Ireland, in which he urged British and
Irish alike to abandon violence and