The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-06

LIsT-WOG CONTEST GOES TO COMMITTEE
Bismarck, Jan. 5The contest instituted by r. j List
INDEPENDENT candidate for senator in Billings, Bowman
and Golden Valley countless against Gust Wog nonpar
tlsan referred today the election committee Of the
state senate A. M Hagan of Bottineau is chairman The
outcome OF the contest is important il will determine
which faction will control the senate
Resolutions of coincidence to the sister of Senator
James A. Harris who recently died. adopted by the
house today.
H. A. Paddock, of Fargo, has been appointed secre-
ta1y OF the industrial commission osucceed W. A. Ander
son. who has been appointed first assistant attorney gen
eral to William Lemke.
Bismarck N D., Jan. S. G. Severtson of Bismarck
and Samuel Torgerson Of Grand Forks have BEEN ap-
pointed members of the state guarantee fund commission
according to an announcement by Gov Frazier today
Severson succeeds H Hagan Fargo resigned and Tor
gerson takes the place of c. S. Hanson also of Grand
Forks.
partisan candidate for secretary of state at the June pr
mares to the board of administration to succeed NJ
Casey resigned, and Philip Elliott, Fargo to the Work.
mems Compensation board, were also announced.
Coal investigation committee to hear COL B. B. Wentz
on coal purchased for the war department:
Forelgn relations committee consider Borah and
Walsh disarmament resolution.
immigration Commissioner Wallis before the immi-
grafton committee.
Elections committee continues recount of votes in the
Ford-Newberry contest. -.
Senate to discuss further expense Of the Harding in
augural.
Further consideration of the nitrate BILL
THE HOUSE
Considering sundry civil appropriation bill.
Ways and means committee holding hearings on the
IreadWay bill to tax bank deposits.
Agricultural committee continues hearings on bill to
regulate dealing in grain and cotton futures.
Naval committee to hold hearings the Bankhead
bill to allow ex-service men to uniforms
Census committee to hear proposals for plans to re-
apporon congress according to the last census figures
CROWN FORCES ROUT SINN FEINN
Dublin, Jan. 5.-Crown forces run big ADVANTAGE
in attacks them by Sim Fen according to reports here
today. For the first time employing a smoke barrage
when ambushed a military party confused the Sim
Fem that the entire attacking party either killed
captured The raid occurred at Kanturk.
The city OF Cork meanwhile was breathess, fearing
reprsas for Sim Fem bomb attack on party of police
as they crossed Parne bridge Six policemen were wound
ed and equal number of civilians injured in prompt
rifle and machine gun fire of officers from nearby police
station
Reports of the Kanturk ambush reaching Dub
lin said that three military orries were proceeding along
the road when the Sim Fen from the brush to bomb
the first machine The bomb missed Rifles began to crack
from both the roadside and from the The soldiers
passed smoke about them. The Sim Fem were con-
fused by the dense fumes and the soldiers detoured and
rounded up the entire party. Twelve were killed.
Week ATTEMPT PROVES UNSUCCESSFUL
Rome Ga, JAM ga posse lead by blood hounds to-
day searched the swamps here in effort to capture
the person alleged to have made deliberate attempt to
wreck train No. crack Ohio special south bound on the
Southern Railroad here late last night The heavy train
with two engines and thirteen coaches loaded with north
ern tourists en- route to Florida and running hour ate