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

. cd and ~ others rescued from death
by fire in the Palace Colonial hotel.
HOboken
London7-Names of those without
work registered at the labor exchanges
throughout the kingdom, which were
q close to million Jan. II, have increas-
ed $4,000 during the week just passed.
Toledo, Ohio.-Four bandits entered
the Daniels jewelry store here bound
the proprietor and customers hand and
foot and fled in an automobile with
jewelry valued at more than 100000.
/ New Haven, Conn:-Fire, which de-
stroyed the building of Mendel and
! Freedman, a department store in Cha
pei ctreet, and spread to several adj
! Joining structures, did damage esti-
mated at $1,O00.0OO.
Athens, Ga.-Athens was swept by a
100000 fire that left large part of
the downtown business district a mass
OF smouldering ruins. Three blocks of
business buildings were destroyed No
loss of life was reported
! Chicago-More than 5000 Chicago,
saloonkeepers faced prosecution as a
! result OF announcement by District At
torney Charles F. Clyne that he would
! proceed against those who had violated
the laws in 1918 and 1919.
Observation-Disclosures S. Stone, grand
! chief engineer of the Brotherhood of
| Locomotive engineers, announced any
attempts by the railway labor board
toward wage reductions will be vigor.
ously opposed by the railroad brother
hoods.
lndlanapOlis-The National execu
tive committee of the American Legion
Will meet in Washington Feb. 7, 8 and
to decide whether to accept the offer
of a $5,0O0,000 gift by the Knights of
Columbus for erection of legion wal
memorial in Washington.
Miami, Fla.-Bob Steel, who lost
both legs in the World war, saved the
life Of baby girl on the beach here
by pushing his wheeled platform in
front of motorcar to hurl her out of
the way. The machine knocked Steel
over, but he escaped with slight in
juries s
I'll Paso--Americans in large MN.
Ders are evacuating the state of Duran
go Mexico, as result of a virtual
reign OF terror in many parts of the
state inaugurated by the Arieta broth.
ers, dispatches here from Torreon in
dictate. No Americans have been kill
ed, the dispatches stated
Northwest =
Danyille, \Iowa.-The business sec
ton OF Danville was wiped out by fire
with loss estimated at 100000. The
entire Village was threatened by the
flames.
Poplar, Mont.-Thieves broke into
the sheriff's office here at night and
stole several cases of whiskey which
had been confiscated from law violat-
ors. Loss of the liquor will hamper
prosecution of number of cases pend
ing in the local courts.
White Sulphur Springs, Mont
Richard T. Ringing, member of the
famous circus family, has announced
; his intention of bringing thoroughbred
dairy cows to this section for sale to
ranchers on easy payments. He plans
to establish large ranch in this vi.
cln1ty and make it distributing
point.
Foreign
Warsaw-Soviet troops are said to
be rushing to the region Of Kiev to
quell insurgent uprisings.
Paris-The French government will
award medals to Americans who serv-
ed six months In French battle and
welfare Sorvioo ,,nifc- 1900
London.-A Reuter- dispatch from
Allahbad, India, said fresh rioting had
broken out in the Fyzabad district and
troops are proceeding there.
Paris.-An Allied commission to de. 4
termine what must be done toward the
rehabilitation of Austria, was appoint.
ed by the Inter-Allied Supreme coun.
Gil ~"
Warsaw-Ignace Jan Paderewski,
former premier of Poland, has resign
ed as Polish delegate to the League
of Nations. His resignation was &C.
cepted by the government
-Preliminaries for the conclu-
sion of peace with Ireland were dis
cussed between Lloyd George and De
Valera in a recent conference in Lon
don, which has been carefully hidden
from both the Irish extremists and the
British public.
London Secretary Thelwall of the
British embassy in Berlin notes i'm
provement in all departments of pub
lie and private life in Germany ex-
cept state finance, in his review of the
German Industrial and economic stu.
alton for the last two years.
Tokio-Premier Hara, before the
diet, said negotiations for adjustment
of issues arising out of the California
antialien land law were proceeding Gin
q most friendly spirit" and that Japan
was confidently looking forward to a
satisfactory settlement
Paris Germany will fight against
the Allies reparation plan, which was
formally adopted by the supreme ua-