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will issue a time limit and II the south
Of Ireland refuses to accept the home
rule (partiliOn) ncl. Il powerful cam
paign of repression against gunner
and the Irish Republican, army will be
started AT the end Of July.
GENERAL
Governor Cox Of Massachusetts de-.
CIlned 10 take action toward rcinstate.
mcnt Of Boston policemen who went
ont on strike in September 1919.
The British steamer Seapool. which
apparently struck an iceberg off the
Newfoundland coast, was damaged. hui
is safe, according to wireless r.
.eiycd by the naval radio station at
New York.
Anders Gusiaf Nelson, son-ln-law oi
Senator Knutc Nelson. charged with
shooting to death Joseph Middleton, a
farm hand, In March, 1920, was found
guilty Of manslaughter In the first de.
gree by jury at Fergus Falls. Minn.
Brother Batch, owned by g! T. Ar
mold and ridden by NJ. Garner, won
the thirty.ninth I.aronia derby. beating
f.. X. Bradlcy's Kentucky Derby win
ner Behave Yourself. by length
Uncle Velo was third, two lengths
away. The time for the mile and a
half was = A aj.
Three boys. convicted in Juvenile
Court In Tampa. Fla. of having entered
n hardware store, were sentenced IL
save enough money to buy n pocket
knife for each hoy In the cllldrcn's
home, The court ordered thai the
knives should be purchased from the
store that was entered
Between 1000 aud 10000 workmer
will be- r"-employed in the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern railroad
shops, officials announced ut 81. Paul
Mimi The men will he called back
To work July |. The decision is a d.
rect result OF the wage reduction, said
Ia Northern Pacific official.
Thousands Of person in Cincinnati,
O., paid tribut" Ia the m"mory Of Col.
+. ". GaIbraitb. Jr.. national com
mander Of the American Legion. who
was killed in nn automobile accident
The funeral services were held In
Music hall. with each Of the 1000
seats taken, The obsrquirs were nm,
der the auspices OF the American L.
ginn and were marked by great sim
plicity.
Mrs. Eva kuber Of Lakewood. Ohio,
held ut New York in correction with
the staying of her husband in the
Cleveland suburb nearly ~" years ago
attempted suicide in her cell by slash
ing her right wrist with nail file.
The Rev. DR. ". NJ Stamford Of
Harrisburg, Pa, bishop Of the Evan
g"lical Association. was married To
Mrs. Amelia kichIinr Of Allentown.
The bishop, who is IL years of age,
md the bride. -, went to kcarncy,
Neh., where Dr. Stamford will dedicate
a church.
Discovery Of gold and silver in pay
ing quantities on the Bernard Smith
farm, seven miles north of Emmets,
burg, Iowa, according to reports from
a Chicago assay office. has started
wild excitement In then nrth part of
Palo Alto county. along the banks of
the Des Molnes river Bernard Smith.
while digging post-holeS on his farm
several days ago, penetrated u grav.
el bed, Noting shiny particles In the
gravel. he sent samples to the Chlca.
90 office, believing they might he gold
The report just received states that
gold and silver found in the samples
run from $50 to $40 ton.
Recent passage Of the congressional
deficiency appropriation measure by
the Senate Will provide for the early
return to duty Of all federal dry
agents and inspectors. According to
the present status of affairs, all gov.
ernment agents temporarily relieved
from duty because Of lack of funds viii
be placed back on duty soon.
Mrs Ethel Hutchins Mott. on trial
at Bridgeport, Conn. charged with the
murder Of her husband, George B.
Mott, pleaded guilty to murder In tue