Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-07
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NEWS OF WORLD.
Big Happenings OF the Meek
Condensed for Benefit Of
Busy Readers.
TOLD IN A few WORDS

Kernels culled From News of Moment
In Al, Parts Of the World-of
interest to Al the People
EvsryNhsrs.
Washington
Washington Congress probably will
pass reapportionmentb bill at the pres
ent session, Representative F. w. Mon
dell, Wyoming, republican leader of
the house, has announced.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was reached
by the Senate finances committee to
rewrite the House tax bill so as to In
clude in one document every internal
revenue law on the statute books.
misunderstanding of President
Harding's unemployment conference in
Washington by September Is, or by
the twentieth at the latest, is planned
by the administration, Secretary Hoov-
or said.
Washington-A pigeon which car
ried message from Mayor Thompson
Of Chicago to President Harding in
l6 hours actual flying time for tn
6141s miles broke worlds record II
was announced.
Washington-The treaty of peace
with Germany which was signed last
Thursday at Berlin will be sent to the
senate Sept. the day that congress
reassembles after its 30 day recess.
it was stated at the White House.
Washington-The couptry's mer.
chant marine is falling far short of re-
cetving its share Of American ocean
frsights, according to the Federal Re.
serve boards survey of the shipping
situation during August, made public.
Washington treaty of peace
with Germany which was signed last
Thursday at Berlin will be sent to the
Senate September 21, the day that Con.
gress reassembles after it's s0.day re-
cess, it was stated at the White House
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of a passive
attitude toward possible arrival in
Washington of beverages of rare vint-
age along with delegates to the dis
armament conference In November.
has been indicated by treasury Off
Gals. -s. ,.-
Sporting
Newark, N. J.-Pete Herman OF New
Orleans, worlds bantamweight cham
pion and Roy Moore of Minneapolis
will meet in a Is round bout at Madi
son Square Garden. September %, Tex
Richard announced.
Topeka. Kan.-Jess Willard said he
had started training for the proposed
bout with Jack Dempsey. He says he
will scale his present weight 265 down
to 230 pounds, his weight when he los,
his title to Dempsey at Toledo, Jnl
4, 1919. -
New York-The motion pictures Of
the Dempsey Carpenter fight have
been obtained by preacher in Green
wood Lake, N. Y, and will be shown
in that preachers church house Sat.
urday for the purpose of paying OF the
Indebtedness ON the church.
Domestic
New York-Pope Benedict has sent
his blessings to the Knights of Colum-
bus for their work in promoting the
study of Dante.
Cincinnati-A uniform aviation act,
regulating traffic in the air was dis
cussed by the conference OF commits.
sioners on uniform state laws.
Philadelphia-Conrad w. Foss. pro.
fessional aviator. and two passengers
he had taken up in his airplane Wer
killed when the machine fell.
Harrisburg, Ill.-The bodies OF II
miners, ent0mbed in the Harco mine,
were recovered. After escaping. Black
Damp had caused their deaths.
Monmouth, Ill. While attempting a
nose dive, A. g. McMann, 80. Of Dav.
export, Iowa, commercial flyer, fell
5000 feet to his death when wing Of
his machine crumbled. J,
Chicag0-Railroad shop workers
will strike rather than accept weeh
day pay for Sunday work. B. N. Jew.
ell, president of the railroad depart
ment Of the American Federation oil
Labor, declared.
New York Dirigible balloon Dc
the largest American naval aircraft OF
its type, the blimp HI and the kite
balloon AP, were destroyed by fire
which also RACED the hangar at the
Rockaway Point naval air station.
Uniont0wn, Pa. Sheriff |. |. Shaw
Of Uniontown, state police armed with
rides and machine gun went to Al
lison, near here. and dispersed q crowd
Of striking miners who had planned
to march on several Independent
plants in that district.
Charleston. w. Va.The recon-
mendation that federal troops be sent
into the disturbed area OF West Viz:
B ginia having been granted by the Wal
department, Brig. Gen. II. H. Band.
holtz, who will be in command, busted
himself working out the details OF
placing the soldiers at strategic points
Cincinnati Elihu Root was re.
elected chairman OF the legal educa.
ton section Of the American Bar asso
! citation, meeting here in annual con-
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