Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-02-02
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Washington

uary 81, to Monday, February %.
Washington. President Wilson rec
commended continuance of the aerial
mail service in a. message to congress.
Washington-The department OF
labor announced sos aliens classed as
anarchists were deported from the
United States from Feb. /, 1919, to Jan
1921.
Washington = Prohibition officials
ly to block distribution of intoxicating
beverages masquerading as patent
medicines
Washington-The third Internation-
al Labor conference, scheduled to b.
held at Geneva in April has been post
poned until next October, accordls. s
to advices received here.
Washilgton-App for riy-
er and harbor work during the next
fiscal year were placed at 5,250,0gu
in bill reported by the House az
preparations committee today. =
Washington--Oil production in til i,
United States in 1920 totaled 445,4G2.-
600 barrels, while consumption CT Gil
in the United States reached the I'm
precedented total Of 531,1S6,O00 bar
rels. ~
Washington-Sales of thrift stamps
and other securities was greater p2r
capita in Alaska in 1920 than in any
state of the Union, according to a
statement by the Treasury de-
partment. - -
Washington--IrOn ore mined last
year in the U. S. aggregated 67,773,000
gross tons, an increase of IL per cent
over 1919 and was the greatest in his
tory excepting the three war years of
1916 to 1918 inclusive.
Washington-The Swedish legation
has announced to the State depart
ment that A. F. Wallenberg has been
appointed minister from Sweden to
the United States to succeed w. A. F.
Ekengren, who died November Is.
Washington-The house voted down
proposal to pave the way for ap-
pointment of an ambassador to Russia
and struck out of the diplomatic appro-
priation billaa provision for raising the
American legation at Picking to an EN-.
bassy. as
Washington-The mortality, rate
among prohibition enforcement agents
is higher than that of the World war,
Wayne B. Wheeler, anti-saloon league
counsel, declared before the Senate
Appropriations committee, urging Bet
ter pay for the prohibition field agents.
Sporting.
New York-Ed Stranger; Lewis of
San Jose, Calf, successfully defended
his worlds heavyweight wrestling
title here y.throwing Earl Caddock, a
former champion, in one hour and "a
minutes 49,
Daytona, FLAG. B. Wingate of Day.
tona, set new tive-mile automobile
record for amateurs making the dis
I lance in 3:46.4 minutes The event
was authorized by the American iAu-
tomobile association.
st. Paul-The first step ia establish
ing statewide boxing on legal basis
was taken when a bill sponsored by
Representatives Racko of Bemidji and
Perry Of River Falls was introduced
into the house of the state legislature
urging the Equalization of the sport. !.
New York-A transatlantic yacht
race which is the most important in
ternatiQnal sporting event yet schsd-
uled this year, was announced here by
by Baron de Cartier, Belgian ambassa-
dor to the United States. King Albert
has donated a cup for a race from
Sandy Hook to Ostend, open to any sail
ing yacht in the world, the baron said.
The start will be made at noon, July
d without regard to wind or weather
conditions.
Domestic
Chicago-With the caLuu.o of Roy
Fitzhenry, IL years old, police believe
the activities of child bandit who
has successfully held up several won.
en- within the past few weeks are end
ed.
Ann Arbor, Mich. August G. Meuhl-
hauser Of Sandusky; Ohio, sophomore
student at the University of Michigan
was shot and seriously wounded here
during an alteration with two Ann
Arbor policemen. =
Topeka, Kan.--Kansas may put a
tax on Single blessedness. . Mrs.
Minnie J. Grinstead, dean Of women
lawmakers in the Kansas legislature.
said today she would introduce bill
taxing bachelor girls
Miami, Fla.4-Neither aof two rival
Negro Masonic lodges Of Florida is en-
titled to use the Masonic square or
compass as emblems, Justice George
M. Okell ruled here
New York. The United States led
tie world in The to..1 gross tons Of
merchant vessels launched in 1920, ac-
icording to figures made public by
33Lloyd's register Of shipping.
Chicago Federal Judge Carpenter
issued inJunctions closing So saloons
for alleged violation Of the Volstead
act and the owners are prohibited
from renting the buildings for one