The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-14
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Washington
Washington-Charles w. Pugsley OF
Lincoln, Neb., editor Of the Nebraska
Farmer, took office as assistant secre
tary OF agriculture.
Washington-Dr. J. G. A. Everwijn,
new minister from the Netherlands.
was received by President Harding, tc
whom he presented letters a~ccrediting
him to the post,
Observation-Disclosures Of the Sept.
is installment Of income and pro IT,
taxes reached Secretary A. w. Mel.
Ions estimate Of $500, 0O0. 900. The to.
tai was given as $3.50, 201. 9s8.
MISUNDERSTANDING before the
senate finance committee on the tart,
I'LL will be resumed Nov. l, Chairman
Bots Penrose announced. The agricul
ture schedule will be considered first.
Observation-Disclosures Of q spe
cial committee OF Ave scientists of the
department of agriculture to consider
the problem Of land utilization was an.
nounced by Secretary H. c. Wallace.
Observation-Disclosures to the gov
ernments Of Belgium, Holland and
Portugal to become members of the
conference on Far Eastern subjects
YER being prepared today st the state
department.
Washington - American business
conditions improved decidedly in Sep.
tember. in the view Of the Federal
Reserve board, which made public
. distinctly optimistic review OF con-
ditions for the month.
Washington-The nations gross
public debt increased $1,778.000 in Sep.
tember, according to figures made pub.
lie by the Treasury, which show the
gross national debt on September 80
to have been $23,924,1O8, 900.
Washington-Director Of the Budget
G. G. Dawes was charged with "im-
pudent and insolent usurpation OF leg
ialative authority" in cutting congress
siOnal appropriations, in q speech by
Senator ]. A. Reed, Missouri, on the
pending tax bill.
Washington-After radical drys had
forced republican leaders to pledge
that there would be no adjournment Of
the present session OF congress until
the antibeer bill IL passed, the senate
reached q unanimous consent agree
ment to vote Oct. II on the German,
Austrian and Hungarian psacs trea-
ties.
Sporting
Denver. Colo-Charlie White OF Chi
cago knocked out Bobby Ward Of ST.
Paul In the fifth round Of their SEIZED
uled ten round bout here.
New York-Christy Mathewson, the
''old master" who ID now fighting tu-
berculosis ct Saranac Lake, will get
bstween $4,000 and $4,000 a. . re-
suit Of the testimonial game ct the
Polo grounds.
Etamps-Kirsch, : Frenchman. set
: new worlds speed record when he
Won the Deutsch cup in the airplane
races here. He travelled $50 miles in
q hour. four minutes and thirty-nine
and one-nfth seconds.
New York-TeA Richard today sent
= contract to Jess willard for : return
match with Jack Dempsey, to be- held
between NC and July S. 1922, n
tie United States. Canada or Mexico.
Richard Qeca4le4 10 make known t .
financial arrangements.
Nov Workable Ruth, the Yankee
slugger. surpassed his 1920 worlds
record By hve home runs and made
one moro than double his 1919 record
total q twenty-nine. His grand total
- league games II the past seven sea-
sons = 10. Of which 113 were made
= 1870 and 1871.
Nov Yor.. ny winning his seventh
pennant Tor the New York National
tioague club. Manager John ]. McGraw
taps N other managers. In the mum.
ber O championships. He was tied at
" with Manager Connie Mack Of the
PHILADELPHIA Athletics until he piloted
The 1871 Giants out ii front.
Domestic
Chjcngo-Twenty persons were IL
sju3od, Ave seriously. when elevate.
kraino crashed on the Oak Park ele-
vated rood here. 4 speeding express
crashed into the I Of another train.
Nav York-Accused Of recsiving
an6 1ipposing d part Of 31.6OO.00O IN.
Ltborty bonds stolen from the Toledo,
0hloy pootoGice last Tshyuary. Jacob
Wo1fnar. ! suk merchant. was arrested
~ Ye6sral AgentA
New X0rk-Mayor Hylan, unOpposed.
seocoived 1<7,13b votes Tor ti0 mayor
~ nomination Of the democratic par
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