The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-08-05

prohibition was proclaimed in the
United States than shell shock and
kindred influences caused during the
war, it was asserted by DR.. Perry NJ.
~Lightenstein, resident physician at
the Tombs.
Tulsa, Okla.-John A. Gustafson,
suspended chief OF police, was found
guilty by q jury Of having failed to
take precautions for public safety on
the night and day OF the recent race
riot here, and also guilty on another
count OF conspiracy to free automobile
thieves and collect rewards. The jury
deliberated six hours.
Northwest
Fort Dodge, Iowa-Fire destroyed
part Of the business section Of Dun
combe with an estimated loss OF $780,.
600.
Tacoma-The Washington state an
ti-alien land law which prohibits from
downing or leasing land was declared
constitutional by a decision filed in
federal court.
Des Moines-Mrs. Ida Crouch Haz-
lett, Of New York, nationalist socialist
orator, was seized and taken away in
an automobile here as she was about
to begin a speech from the steps OF
the city library.
Chicago-A clearing house through
which bootleggers in Madison. Wis,
and other towns were supplied is said
by federal agents to have been uncov-
cred in a raid on Universal Farms, a
mile south OF harrington, Ill.
Great Falls, Mont.-Great Falls
wage scales for municipal employees.
which, put into effect two montba ago.
precipitated a six weeks strike, were
upheld by report OF a board OF arbitra.
ton OF five members OF the city coun
Gil.
Omaha-The oath, or Sandstone d.
vision. originally composed of Nation
al Guard units, from Iowa, Minnesota,
South Dakota and Nebraska, will stage
its first regular reunion since the World
War Sept. 10, &c and 81, at Omaha. 1t
was announced
Seattle-The steamer Roosevelt, on
which Admiral Robert Peary pene-
trated the Arctic in h.s successful ex-
petition to the north pole, has been
chartered to go into Boring strait TO
! the relief Of Captain Roald Amun1-
sens disabled exploring ship Maud.
the captaip announced.
Washington-John Lee Coulter, au-
thor OF a book entitled Cooperation
Among Farmers" and former sc re-
tary OF the American commission
which was sem abroad to study farm
credits, has been appointed by the
Secretary OF Agriculture to investi-
gate the federal grain-grading system
of the Northwest.
Foreign
Farls-Adelbert Korfanty, Polish pa
triot and insurgenI leader, has arrived
for q visit OF several days, the pur-
pose OF which he did not reveal.
Berlin-Germany lost 1892 1858 men
killed and 4.246,S74 wounded from
1914 to 1918, according to a revised
compilation OF German casualties ia
the war.
Lonaon-The proposals of the Bri-
fish government which it is hoped MY
form q basis of an Irish settlement.
are in the hands of De Valera, Irish
republican leader.
Hardin, Manchuria-It Is rumored
here that Leon Trotsky, the Russ4an
bolshevik minister OF war, has arrived
at Irkutsk on his way to Chita, the
headquarters OF the far eastern re-
public.
Halifax-Bound for Vancouver via
the Panama canal, Captain J. F. Day,
Harry Inglis and J. H. Morrison put
OF from here in a Is foot boat. Their
only motive power will be a small sail,
lib and oars.
Mexico CT .y-The Leora M. Thur.
low, q small American owned sailing
vessel. loaded with fruit, is reported
to have sunk on the coast Of Iucatan
on July IL. when it struck a reef near
the island Of Cozumel.
London-Great Britain has not, as
had been reported here, sent a note to
France agreeing, with reservations, ia
the dispatch Of French troops to Up
per Silesia, 1t was stated in official
quarters here.
Havre-President Millerand on the
occasion OF the opening of Navy
week." reviewed the Heel OF Havre
British and American ships were in
the line. The review ended with
sham submarine attack.
Madrid-An official communication
says the total number Of Spanish
forces in the Melilla zone has been
raised to $4,000. Between Nador and
Zeluan groups Of Spaniards continue
to resist the Moors and hold their
positions.
Mexico City-A well organized fight.
ing force Of 1000 laborers is holding
the fire in the Amatian oil fields to the
four wells which have been ablaze for
several days. These wells may con
tinue to burn for two months before
they are extinguished. according to re-
ports.
Paris-Famine il d~epopulating Rus
Sia by thousands daily, according t.
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