Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-08-24
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Washington

Washington-The bill providing for
federal regulation of the meat pack
ing industry has been signed by Pres
ident Harding, it was announced at
the White House.
Washington nomination of
Frederick l. Cox of New Jersey to be
a member of the l. c. c. was ordered
favorably reported by the Senate in
terstate commerce committee.
Washington-By vote Of 20 to %
the Senate adopted an amendment to
the federal aid road bill reducing from
100000 900 to $75,O00,o00 the amount
available for construction in the next
year. a.. ;::: . .Itsss y
Washington - Legislation creating
10 federal judges at large. was recon-
mended to President Harding and to
the judiciary committee Of the house
and senate by Attorney General H. M.
Daugherty. s..,is.s l.. s.s~'
Neutrality-suspicious. to the pro-
posal to authorize retirement Of: Ser
geant Alvin C. York, of Tennessee
World war hero, with the rank and
pay Of captain, developed in the SEN
ate, military committee. ~ 49,,
,Washington-Henry Cabot Lodge,
chairman of the senate foreign rela-
lions committee, has, been definitely
selected. by President Harding as: a
member, of the American delegation to.
the disarmament conference.
Washington-The republican tax bill
was passed by the house after. the
democrats had failed in an effort to
have it recommitted for elimination OF,
the provision repeating the income sur
tax rates above 80 per cent. The vote
was 274 to 1875, with only slight split
in the party ranks. .'>--,-'.. !. j..
Washington Attorney General H.
M. Daugherty has started an investiga-
ton to find what becomes of liquor
seized by government officials, In re-
viewing many prohibition cases which
had come to his desk, Mr.: :Daugherty
said, he had begun to- wonder what
became of the vast quantities. Of alco~
holic beverages seized by the. govern
ment in the prosecution of bootleggers.
Sporting - 4
New York-A Wall st. broker placed
a wager of $500. at even money that
Yankees will capture the. American
league baseball pennapt. 4. 49,
Coffeyville, Kan.-By breaking ey-
cry target in the 100 doubles event
Fred r. Etcher, a local .trapshooter,
established new worlds record. The
previous record for doubles was 81.
st. Paul-Mike, Gibbons and Mike
O'Dowd are matched, to, box fifteen
rounds, to decision at Wichita, Kans.,
Oct. 49,. Weight to, be. 1853 pounds at
3 o'clock. Gibbons: is to received $780,
900, O'Dowd Sit, 900. -. -,.s-.,s.: :;s<
Santa Rosa, Calf Eddie Hearne
won the 150-mile automobile race ON
the Cotati speedway, near here. His
time was one hour. tWenty-0ne min
utes, 10 Is seconds. Y. Roscoe sarles;
was second and Tommy Milton third.
Jersey Obtaining its. guns at the
Wilson DoWney bout, ODE staged here
Labor day by Tex, Rickard, the Inter-
national Reform bureau met here to
start a campaign to stop the fight Dr.
Wilbur Crafts will conduct the. cam
paign. ,,Ij.~,. :s.s. {. -
Forest Hills, N.Y.-Mrs. ,Molla Blur
stedt Mallory, conauerQr of the French
marvel, Suzanne Lenglen, retained her
title as the American. national tennis
champion here when she defeated the
California star, Miss Mary K. Browne,
at $3.50, 60. ...::... s
llnfnacric .,i.a. 2.
Cumberland, Md Four, Workmen
were killed when the sides of. a. trench
they were digging collapsed and buried
them. One man was saved.
Pensoneau, Ill-Adam ]. Fries,
aged So, reputed tos5 have been the
heaviest man in southern Illinois, is
dead. He weighed over 400 pounds.
Detroit, Mich.-Two bandits held up
Detroit man and two women near
Mount Clemens, robbed them OF ST.
SAG worth of diamonds and jeWelry,
stole their automobile and escaped
Philadelphia-Four persons were
killed, two are dying and a score in
jured as the result of a fire. which
broke out in the Point Breeze Oil 1
works Of the Atlantic Refining com
pany. The damage already done was
estimated at 81 100000 s4'ss
..'e.AnslaD4e, laiass.-A moo OF neaf1t
2yj: men and women carrying ropes
stormed the jail here threatening to
lynch three Cape Verde Island Negro
prisoners charged with highway rob
berry and an attack on young white
woman at Buzzards Bay. 5s
t..i New York Joseph Silo was report
ed the police to be dying with
scaled lips victim OF a bootlegger
var ii the Italian quarter which has
rolled up a casualty list Of 90 ia the
last three months s3s
Wheeling. ". Va Sixteen residents
and Eve business houses. includiag tho
towns telephone exchange, have been
destroyed by fire reported raging n
Richmond, Nicholas county Aid has
beep sent from other towns Nd
Cincinnati 81. CfoWsI fornlf
owner 81 the ACrowell Publishing cor.