The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-14

cent IN rates.
Chicago-The American Association
yesterday closed what is declared by
President r. J. Hickey to have been
the most successful year in It's history.
All association attendance records
were broken.
Chicago-The United States court of
appeals reversed q decision Of Judge
A. B. Anderson at Indianapolis giving
the X. w. Ignition company a verdict
of approximately 1000, 900 against the
Ford Motor company.
Sacramento-Mrs. Emmett Digney Of
New York was elected national presi-
dent Of the Wal Mothers Of America
and Mrs. A. E. Jones of North Dakota
vas reelected treasurer Of the ma.
tional convention in session here.
Chicago-Peter s. Grosscup, former
United States Judge who presided in
many nationally famous cases, died at
sea while en- route to England. The
jurist succumbed on board the Cunard
liner Caronia q few days out from New
York.
Waco, Texas-The state OF Texas
upheld Sheriff Robert Buchanan and
his deputies who engaged in a battle
with Knights of the Ku Klux Khan at
Lorena, IA miles south Of here, Satur.
day night, when the Klansmen refused
to obey the sheriff's order not to pa,
rade.
Northwest
Neville. Iowa-After fatally injur-
.ng his wife when he tried to behead
der with q butchers clever. w. d.
clark. a farmer, hung himself to q raj.
-er in the haymow of his barn.
Helena-The state public utilities
commission is hearing the petition OF
he street railway company for a 10
cent fare. Considerable opposition has
developed. The company has stated
It must have a greater income or aban.
ION service.
Butte, Mont.-In an effort to broad.
n the commercial uses of copper to
,elp the mining industry. now stag.
iant. the Anaconda Copper Mining
Company has started experimental
manufacture Of copper shingles and
;opper-zinc single nails.
Des Moines-Governor Nate e. Ken
iall issued a proclamation appealing
% I0wans to exert every effort to re-
.ieve unemployment in the state. 1t is
onservatively estimated, he stated
hat SO. 900 men in the state, with fami-
les, are deprived Of the ordinary
means Of subsistence.
misunderstanding this week. the
treat Northern railway is granting q
educed rate on Montana potatoes to
astern points. The cut is II per cent
md is to continue until further notice.
t Ia said it will greatly benefit Mon
ana potato raisers and result in far
.eavier crop movements.
roreign
Derl.A-The reicnstag passed the
iii ratlIylns the peace tree.y with
ne United states. Ualy me comlna-
l4sts votea against tue measure.
faris-lar0 or C0nstantin0p4e, aged
.46, I'M the Oldest man ON earth, has
.Aarrled tor tue fourth time. tbs
A.est wife is q TURKISH glri, aged %.
LOnuOn-An Exchange Telegraph
.atement says that Eamonn de Val
.ra has accepted the invitation Of
rhine Minls.er Lloyd George to a
.onlerence ON the irlsn situation.
berlin-Dr. hermes, German food
alnlsler. will be appointed ambassa-
or to washington, 1t al deilnl,ely
Lated In majority socialist circles to-
ay. His early resignation from the
,Abinet was expected.
Buenos Aires-The American steam
alp American Legion arrived here
nth q new record OF Is days, II hours
ad 40 minutes actual RAINING time
rom New York, with stops at Rio de
Aneiro and Montevideo.
R0me-The Giornale de Italia says
lat Charles e. Hughes, United STATES
~,ecretary OF state, will be the greatest
lind. the most honest personality and
ne most eminent figare at the coming
conference in Washington.
Paris-Fire destroyed all but the
walls Of the new Magasinau-Prin-
.emps, = department store building.
.overing an entire block 200 by 30
.eet. and valued at 25,00O,0 900 francs,
With . stock estimated at SO. 0 900
.rancs.
London-M. Ponikovski. new Pol
.sh premier. has t~elegraphed Prime
minister Lloyd George that he had re-
ceived assurances that the Polish gov
eminent would try to- follow q policy
Of peace and economic rehabilta.io
for Poland.
Melilla, Morocco-Continuing their
advance against the Moorish tribes
men. Spanish troops engaged the reb-
,ls along . front Of Is miles on the
lains before Zeluan. inficting casu-
lilies In killed OF more than 1000 up
a the Moors.
Paris-America's unknown soldier"
who viii md honored sepulchre in
he National Cemetery at Arlington,
w, will be selected By = noncommis-
Toned officer from the American