The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-04-22
Big Happenings Of the Week
Condensed for Benefit Of
Busy Readers.
TOLD IN A few WORDS
Kernels Cu'led From News Of Moment
In All Parts Of the World-Of
Interest to Al the People
Everywhere.
Washington

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Neutrality-suspicious. amounting to
$14,157, 900 on ship contracts were pro-
nounced due Norwegian citizens at the
Norwegian legation.
Washington-The recess appoint
ment OF Edward H. S~haughnessy, Chi
cago. to be second assistant postmas-
ter general, was announced at the
White House.
Washington-The boundary between
Oklahoma ard Texas follows the south
bank of the Red River, the supreme
court held in deciding the dispute be-
tween the two states.
misunderstanding Weeks indi-
Gated today a determination to see
that the government receives a fair
return for surplus supplies sold
through the Wa department.
Observation-Disclosures of $S5,715,747
was caused by forest fires which
burned over 45,4S3,307 acres in As
states from 1916 to 1920. inclusive. re-
ported the forestry service. Mime
sofa was the chief sufferer with a loss
OF $685. 8 1858.
dSHluPL -ASSiSld ocClcldIy III
the Navy Roosevelt will leave Wash
ington April 80 to review the Atlantic
feet at Guantanamo, Cuba, and make
the return trip north with it. He will
travel to Miami, Fla, by train, and
thence to Havana by seaplane.
Observation-Disclosures OF VIII
liam D.. Ritter of Salt Lake City as as
sistant encouragement was an
nounced at the White House. Mr..
Riter's appointment was commended
to President Harding several days &
by Attorney General naugherty.
Washington-Bills designed to cover
some of the more important problems
before the present Congress were in
troduced in the House. They included
the emergency tariff, repeal of some
war taxes and proposals for new ones,
soldier bonus and soldier relief Federal
budget, restriction on immigration, and
Federal road building.
Washington-William D.. Haywood
mt 70 other Industrial Workers of
the World who were convicted before
Federal Judge Lands at Chicago in
1918 Of attempting to obstruct the
governments prosecution of the war,
must return to federal prison as a
result of the refusal Of the Supreme
court to review their convictions.
Sporting
Cincinnati-Heinie Groh, holdout
bird baseman Of the Cincinnati Reds
announced yesterday he would never
play another game with the Reds.
Chicago-Benny Kauf, star outfield-
er Of the New York Nationals. was
declared ineligible to play in organized
baseball by COMMISSIONS Lands.
Madrid-Georges Carpenter is
pleased with the selection Of New Jer-
sey as the site for his meeting with
Jack Dempsey for the worlds cham
p%ionship, he said here. He has book
ed passage for America on May z.
st. ~Paul-Billy Metcalf and Jimmy
Mitchell, st. Paul bowling cracks, in a
measure had revenge for the defeat
thrust upon them in a 80 game match
by De Vito and Marine Of Chicago,
when they trimmed them by a margin
of 248 pins in an eight game match.
Domestic
New York-Memorial services were
held in Hoboken over the bodies of
l,222 former soldiers returned from
France.
Cleveland-Thirty thousand trees
are to be planted along Cleveland
streets under the. direction of Harry c.
Hyatt. city forester.
st. Louis-Mayor Henry w. Kiel,
republican. had a majority Of 1892
over James w. Byrnes, democrat, in
the race for mayor.
Jacksonville, FLA carload of
whisky. valued at more than $45, 900
billed as tomatoes, enroute from Per
rine. Fla. to Chicago, was seized here.
New York-For the first time since
his illness Enrico Caruso tried out his
voice and friends who heard the trial
pronounced its quality as unimpaired.
Omaha-One man is dead and two
are in the hospital seriously wounded
following q shooting melee between
six men In an automobile and Detec.
tive John Herdzina.
New YOrk-A special warning
against lcoDergS, reported as only 81
miles from the track of ~westbound
tra1-Atlantic steamers in New York
wal issued here by the United States
photographic Office.
Pittsburg, Kan.-Alexander Howat.
Kansas miners union head. today was
found guilty Of contempt of court in
ordering Z strike Of coal miners two
weeks ago. and sentenced to pay q
6ne OF 5000.
Chicago-Federal Judge Kenesaw
Mountain Lands sentenced Edward N.
Nson to one hour in Jail after he
pleaded guilty to stealing q doll from
the mails.
W~allingford. Conn.-The body Of
Major Raoul Lurbery. famous Amert-
can "Ace," officially credited with
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