Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-06-08
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In All Parts Of the World-Of
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Everywhere.
Washington

Washington
Washington-Decrease in wholesale
meat prices here and abroad is shown
by the official report figures for April.
shington-President Harding has
signed an order transferring the naval
oil reserves from the interior depart
ment to the navy department.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Coolidge
was elected chancellor of the board of
regents, Smithsonian institute, succeed
ing the late Chief Justice White.
Washington - President Harding
signed the emergency tariff bill pro-
tecting several agricultural products
and preventing dumping Of foreign
goods.
Observation-Disclosures of bouquets
were laid at the feet of President and
Mrs. Harding by $4,000 school children,
who serenaded the White House with
patriotic songs.
WashingtOn-An agreement between
striking marine workers and employ
ers was reached through Secretary Da-
Wis and is to be submitted to local
uAAOAS lOI RATIFICATION.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of income
and profits taxes during May fell off
by $24 100000 compared with May Of
last year and by nearly $560,000, 900
during the IL months of the present fis-
cal year according to treasury figures.
Washington-War department Off
Gals were awaiting report from spe-
cial investigators at Aberdeen, Nd,
army proving grounds to ascertain the
circumstances of the explosion there of
an aerial bomb, which resulted in the
death Of five men and the serious in
jury of 10 others.
Sporting
st. Cloud, France-William Tilden,
worlds grass court tennis champion,
added new laurels to his crown
when he defeated NJ. Washer of Bel
GUM in the worlds hard court cham
pionships here.
indianapolis, 1nd.-Tommy Milton of
st. Paul, worlds champion motor
racing driver, piloted an American
made car to the finish line first in the
ninth renewal of the International
Sweepstake race, the 500-mile classic
of the indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Cambridge, Mass.-The East and
West, regardless of Mr. Kipling, met
here in the Harvard stadium and after
a series Of clashes that ran riot with
sensationalism from first to last, the
intercollegiate track and field cham
pionships went West with the Univer-
sity Of California team, the first time
in the history of the games that other
than an eastern college has fallen heir
to the total.
Domestic
Topeka-Attorneys representing en-
ployers, in Kansas fled brief indicating
their intention to fight the industrial
court law. (
New York-The battleship Tennes-
see, which recently completed it's trial
trips OF the New England coast has
left to join the Pacific fleet.
Montgomery, Ala.-The South of the
COS and it's children dedicated one of
it's most precious .shrines-the first
White House of the Confederacy.
Hutchinson, Kan-Members of the
National Wheat Growers association
voted to continue their 100 per cent
compulsory crop pooling system. !.
Pontiac, Ill.-Luke Jordon, 1O1 years
old, is dead. He is believed to have
been the oldest member of the knights
of Columbus in the United States.
Cincinnati, Ohio-James S. Hastings
duke McLuke) widely known as a
newspaper man and humorist, died at
a Cincinnati hospital = He was So
years old. u ..
New York-The milford biological
expedition sailed for South America to
explore the headwaters of the Amazon
and seek Theodore Roosevelt's famous
River of Doubt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Souders lost
his life attempting to chloroform an
aged pet cat while his family was away
from home. The cat struggled as he
tried to hold chloroform rag to it's
nose Souders fell unconscious and
died from fumes. ~. I
San Francisco-A petition for a
writ under a common law pleading to
release Thomas J. Moody, convicted of
q 1916 Preparedness day bomb MUIR
der, from San Quentin prison, where
he is serving life term, was dismiss
ed in the superior court. D..
Cheyenne, Wyo-Trapped on a
wooded island in the North Platte
river near Bridgeport, Neb., Abraham
Saulsito and Felipe Blanco, wanted
here on a murder charge, surrendered
to deputy sheriff, who swan to the
island with pistol in his teeth.
Hoboken-A small fire of undeter-
mined origin slightly damaged the
steamship George Washington, which
twice carried former President Wilson
to France and back
Portland, Ore.-Joe Peters, pilot,
was injured probably fatally, and two
passengers were hurt when Peters air
plane crashed at the Rose City speed
way during motorcycle race meet.
Tulsa, Okla.-At least Is white per-
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