The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-02-03
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Washinuton.

Wv IL tnS pubic u6DL uuTiHE kHS iASt
month OF 1920 was announced by the
Treasury.
Washingten-Guy f. Allen or Som
erset, Maryland, was nominated to-
day by President Wilson to be treas
urer OF the United States
| Washington-Ra Railroads of the coun-
try spent s349.500,00o In 1920 for new
equipment, according to figures an
nounced by Robert s. Binkerd OF the
Association OF Railway Executives.
Washington Burke, treasurer
or me United States since 1913, retired,
his resignation having been accepted
by President Wilson. Mr.. Burke has
entered a New York banking firm
i Washington-Burial of an unidenti-
fled soldier killed In the World war
| with the highest honors this country
can pay him is provided in bill in-
troduced by Senator Boise Penrose,
Pennsylvania.
washington House immigration
committee reported favorable bill
| providing drastic changes in the ma
turalization law Women would no
longer derive citizenship from the ma
turalization of husbands.
| on--Representative Wal
ter FL. Newton, Minnesota, in speech
in the house, urged appropriation of
an additional 100000 for support of
| the work of the Ellis Island immigra-
tion station at New York.
Washington-Invi were sent
to every state governor by the Wash
ington committee arranging for the In.
auguration of President-elect Harding,
urging the state executives to attend
the Inauguration ceremonies accom-
panied by their stats.
Washington-Fi Fifty thousand dollars
was the figure set by the Senate rules
committee as necessary for congress
sional expenses In connection with the
Inauguration OF President-elect Hard
ing. Chairman Knox introduced the
resolution proposing that as a maxi
mum fund.
Washington Government objec-
tions to stockyard holdings divorce
ment plans submitted by the big pack
ers under the recent agreed decree
were sustained by Justice Stafford In
the district supreme court Any ac-
ceptable plan must provide for early
and complete Investment of all obnox-
ious holdings the court held.
Sporting.
Pittsburgh-Johnny Wilson of Bos-
ton, middleweight champion pugilisf,
has been signed to meet Joe Chip, of
Newcastle, Pa. here January II, In a
ten-round bout.
New York--Delegates from II states
have been appointed to attend the
three day conference, starting here, to
reorganize national supervising
board of boxing. Appointments are
to be made by the rev governors OF
eight other states.
New ork-Harry Greb, Pittsburgh,
and Tommy Gibbons. st, Paul, have
been signed by Tex Rickard to fight
l5 rounds to a decision in Madison
Square garden Jan. 20. Billy Miske
and Charley Weinert will be matched
on the same bill. and the winners will
meet to select an appoaent for Bill
Brennan
Domestic
Bosfon--For the first time In the
history OF Massachusetts, seats were
accorded to women on the floor of the
House OF Representatives.
New Haven-John Emory Clark, pro-
fessor of mathematics in Yale univer-
sity from 1873 to 1901. is dead in Hart
ford. He was SS years old.
Chicago Five auto bandits late TO-
day raided the jewelry shop of Jacob
Klein in Halsted st s.. and escaped
with gems valued at $4,000.
San Diego Nearly 40 warships OF
the Pacific fleet are to steam out OF
! this port for Central and South Amer
ican waters to take part in the Joint
maneuyers with the Atlantic feet next
month.
Philadelphia Union Of the Prote-
stant Episcopal church with the Greek
Catholic church was urged by three
bishops OF Il o former denomination at
meeting o. the ANGLICAN and East
ern association.
Council Bluffs. Iowa Lured to
lonely apot by telephone message
from a woman who said dying man
was in need OF his assistance. Rev. A,
G. Jacobs. pastor OF West Council
Bluffs church. was severely beaten by
supposed gangsters.
Salt Lake CityA snowslide. one
mile wide. Is reported from the Alta
mining district. Utah. Two cabins cf |
the Emma Silver Mining company and
q tunnel at the Michigan.Utah m'ne
were destroyed The slide passed ov-
er bunk houses built into the hills ard |
scores Of miners nniraculonsly escapea |
as q result.
Fnrt Wayne. Ind--Two persons are
dead snd others are injured, one prob
abiy fatally. a. result Of n,steri.i
ous explosion which destroyed the
home OF ]. W. ShefIAr. naiioaally |
known fancy stock raiser. Il Aaburs- |
Ind