The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1921-06-09
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Washington

Washington
Washington-The senate ratified the
treaty with China providing for per
cent duty on American goods shipped
into China.
Washington-Army planes were bar
red from the bombing tests on the
wireless controlled target battleship
Iowa on June %
Washington Prohibition officials
said no increase in illegal liquor traffic
was reported because 700 dry workers
had been laid off.
Neutrality-suspicious. Senate ap'
prevail was given to Senator Borahs
proposal for an International naval dis
armament conference.
Wash$ngton-Leadin South Ameri'
can countries suffered severely from
the last years decline in prices, the
federal reserve board reported.
Washington-Vicep 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.
Washington - Secretaries c. E.
Hughes, Herbert Hoover and John
Davis named a committee to fix the
number of immigrants to be permitted
from each country.
Washington-An agreement between
striking marine workers and employ
ers was reached through Secretary Da.
Wis and is to be submitted to local
unions for ratification.
Washington-A resolution demand
ing senate investigation of the West
Virginia-Kentucky border warfare was
introduced by Senator Hiram Johnson,
California. The resolution was refer:
red to the senate labor committee.
Sporting
Indianapolis-Ral De Palma broke
the track record for 1873 cubic inch pis.
ton displacement cars on the Indian
apolis Motor Speedway, qualifying for
the international so mile race to be
held Monday. His average speed for
10 miles was 101.1 miles per hour.
Indianapolis, Ind.-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.
Kansas City, Mo.-Stanislaus Zbysz:
ko, new heavyweight wrestling cham,
pion, successfully defended his title
here by defeating Joe Stecher of Neb.
raska is straight falls. The first fall
came after one hour, So minutes and 20
seconds and the second after 10 min
utes, 20 seconds of wrestling.
New York-The Dempsey-Carpenter
fight for the worlds heavyweight
championship already has broken all
box office records. With the date Of
the bout five weeks distant, Promoter
Tex Richard announced that the re-
ceipts had reached $525,000. Thou.
sands of seats yet remain available.
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
Chicago-More than 100 new wage
disputes have been filed with the rail
road labor board.
Los Angeles-Mdrk Baker, one of
the last survivors of the Charge of
the Light Brigade" in the Crimean war,
died. - i
pow1ino Croon Kv-purniro r,Oon.