The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-06-10

AOAlldC, AA.-AukcJ OTUOus lUl years
old, is dead. He is believed to have
been the oldest member Of the knights
Of Columbus in the United States.
Chicago-A jury of white men gave
Mrs. Ada Dozier, negress, damages OF
$4,000 against the city, in the first
case growing out of the race riots Of
1919.
Chicago-John H. Roddin, Of Den.
yer, announced that the knights Of Co
lumbus would launch a movement 60
produce a new American history writ
ten by eminent historians Of different
races at an estimated cost of $780,
900.
Chicago-Sixteen more labor union
leaders were named in true bills.
charging graft in building construc-
ton work by the special grand jury
which has been considering evidence
submitted by the Daley joint legisla-
tive commission.
New York-Enrico Caruso, showing
traces Of his long illness, today board
ed the steamer President Wilson,
bound for Italy, his homeland. Extra
guards were thrown about the pier to
hold back the thousands Of the tex
or's admirers.
San Francisco-A petition for a
writ under a ommon law pleading to
release Thomas j. Moody, convicted Of
a 1916 preparedness day bomb muir
der, from San Quentin prison, where
he is serving a life term, was dismiss.
ed in the superior court.
Northwest
Observation-Disclosures alleged men,
bers Of the /. w. w. and hoboes were
in Jail here following their attempt to
commander a Union Pacific freight
train and run it from Cheyenne, Wyo..
to Denver.
Butte-Resolutions were returned ~
the city police commission which heard
charges OF incompetence and neglect
of duty filed by Edith C. Clinch against
Chief Of Police Jere j. Murphy that he
be continued as head of the Butte de-
partment.
Kalispell, Mont.-Farmers in the
Flathead valley are generally alarmed
/ SAAo cPIAA6 OSCL CLO I'LL q VI q glass;
hopper menace and active steps are
being taken to organize a campaign
against the pests. A thorough investi
cation is being made to determine the
extent of the menace.
Spokane-TO resist what they de.
clare are plots on the part of radicals
OF the Pacific northwest to set fires in
the forests, department of justice Off
Gals here announced organization of q
force OF state and federal officers tc
cooperate with forest service EN-
ployes to protect standing timbers
during the forest fire season.
Foreign
London-The government called an.
other conference of miners and mine
owners to settle the coal strike.
London-It is announced that Viii.
liam E. (~Pussyfoot) Johnson, the
American antisaloon worker. will go to
India in August.
Paris-Doctor Milenka r. Vesnith.
former Jugo-Slav premier, and minis.
ter Of foreign affairs and lately Jugo
Slay minister to France, died here.
Paris-The Allied council Of ambas.
sailors has virtually approved a plan
to establish a neutral zone between the
German and the Polish forces in upper
Silesia.
Belfast-In the parliamentary cleo
lions the unionists in the six northern
counties polled 341,2S9 votes, the Sim
Feiners 103 ,516 and Nationalist Co..
762 votes.
Paris-Colonel Cedric Fauntleray OF
Chicago, one of the American officers
in the Kosciusko squadron. has SEM
an appeal IN behalf Of Americans i'm.
prisoned in Russia.
Mexico City-Federal troops were
rushed to Tacoma, Michoacan, to sup
press soviet rioters who have killed the
chief Of police. Two councilmen and a
number of private citizens. Two judges
narrowly escaped assassination.
Southampton-The Cunard steam.
ship Mauritania scheduled to sail Sat.
urday, will delay its departure until
the following week. according to an.
nouncement by the company. The de.
lay is due to difficulty in obtaining
necessary coal.
Paris-First payment on the Ger
man reparations account was
ed from Berlin. The payment is in
the form Of 20 bands OF about $40, OOO,.
600 each. $50. 0OO, 900 Of which is pay.
able in New York, $50, 0OO, 900 in Lon.
don and $50, 0OO. 900 in Paris.
Angora-Mustapha Sachir, a British
Indian subject, formerly a member OF
the Turkish delegation in London, was
publicly hanged as a spy in parliament
square here. He was the first individ.
ual Of allied nationality thus condemn.
ed in Turkey in many years.
London-M. BRAND has presented 4
note to the British foreign office point
ing out that the Germans are contiuu-
ing their operations in Upper Silesia
and suggesting that the plebiscite Ques-