Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-11
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Washington
Washingto The house adjourned
over Saturday in honor Of the 85th
birthday Of Uncle Joe" Cannon.
Washington Unemployment in
creased four-tenths Of one per cent in
April, according to department Of la.
Dor figures.
The Dial bill requiring
federal judges to devote their entire
time to the duties of their offices was
reported favorablyf by the Senate judi
ciary committee. h
Washington conference of ship
pers, railroad men and members OF
the interstate commerce commission
to discuss reduction Of freight rates
was called for May Is.
on-Investigation of the
clothing industry and trade by the
Senate labor committee is proposed in
resolution introduced by Senator
Borah, Republican, of Idaho.
Washington-The German srepara-
ton counter proposals are unaccept-
able as basis for discussion, Secre-
tary Hughes informed DR.. Simons, the
German foreign minister, in a note.
Washington Jules w. (Nicky) Arm
stein and four others were found guilty
of bringing stolen securities into the
District of Columbia. as seque to the
$5,000,00O bond thefts in New York. (
Washington-Fox fur has come into
such demand that agriculture depart
ment officials have put up immigra-
ton bars against the flow of undesir-
able live foxes imported for breeding
purposes. So s.
minis Of the senate Interstate com
merce commission announced the gen,
eral inquiry into railway conditions
would begin May 10, with railway exc
cutives as the first witnesses.
Washington-A bill to control forest
devastation and perpetuate timber
supplies was introduced by Senator
Arthur Capper, who said it was. along
the lines advocated by the National
Conservation association, of which Gi
ford Pinchot is president @
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Truman H.
Newberry's sentence to two years i'm
prisonment and his fine of $4,000 on
the charge of illegal use of money Ito
defeat Henry Ford in the Michigan
senatorial election of 1913, were set
aside by the United States 1supreme
court
Sporting
New York--John j. McGraw, man
ager of the New York National league
baseball club, was exoner;ked of two
charges of violation Of the Volstead act
Philadelphia-Fred Fulton of Min
neapolis made short work of Jack Bell
of Houston, Texas, the bout being
stopped after two minutes and SO sec.
onds of fighting, to save Bell from
further punishment. I. S
Grand Rapids, Mich Mike Gibbons
of st. Paul, decisively outpointed
Chuck Virgins here in 10 straight
rounds. Virgins, although he was
badly cut by the advances of the
Phantom, was able to stick out the
length of the match.
Domestic
Chicago-Six hundred eviction suits
were filed by landlords in the trent
rebellion 2 ~
Roanoke, Va.-Six persons were
killed and a score injured when a pas
:senger train backed into string of
coal cars
Jersey City-Miss Mary Lauder, POI
licewoman, rescued a Negro from a
mob, after the Negro had beaten. her
severely when she tried to arrest him.
Sacramento, Gala prohibition en-
.forcement bill, which adopts for the
state OF California the provisions Of
the Volstead act, was signed by Gov
ernor Stephens.
New York-The Knights of Column
bus fight on tuberculosis was opened
with appointment of a national com.
mittee to Investigate causes of and
cures for the disease.
Pittsburgh-All aliens in the United
States should be registered as meas
ure of safety said J. Davis, secre
tary Of labor, speaking at a testimonial
banquet in his honor here. s:s
Canton, Ohio Three school boys
we're killed and several companions
were seriously injured when an auto
mobile in which they we're riding was
struck by a train near here. 5
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