The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-04-22

-On0 men, Su6C8.
led to a single chain, were taken from
the Britannia. charged with mutiny
and robbery of the mails on the high
seas.
Somerset. Ky.-Six persons were
killed and 80 injured in the wreck Of
the Royal Palm limited. n%orthbound.
on the Southern railway at New Riv.
er, Tenn.
New York-Organizss labor in
Greater New York began to concen.
trate its forces to fight the use OF in
functions by employers in labor
troubles.
Trenton. N. IA second attempt 1t
the present legislative session to have
the New Jersey senate ratify the fed.
eral prohibition amendment failed
through the lack of one vote.
Detroit. Mich.-William E.. ("Pussy-
foot") Johnson, American prohibition
worker, was hooted cut Of Windsor
eggs and beer bottles as he boarded
the ferry for Detroit.
New York-The American schooner
Conniscliffe, from Mobile for Arecibo,
Porto Rico, has been destroyed by fire
and it's crew rescued from lifeboats by
the British steamer Partheria, a wire.
less message from the Parthenia said.
Northwest
Ann Arbor, Mich.-Charles Sumner
Burt, a member Of the Burt family OF
Marquette, pioneers in the develop
ment of iron ore mining in the upper
Peninsula died here.
Butte-Five. robberies Melted burg
lars about $3.50 in cash and $50 worth
of merchandise. The largest haul was
made at the Purity cafeteria, where
the safe was cracked and $527.50 TAX
en-.
Winnipeg-Western farmers in
many districts will be at work on the
land by the end of this week and in
10 days to two weeks seeding should
be general. Fine weather is general
in the three provinces and the ground
is drying rapidly.
Anaconda, Mont.-Coroner Kendrick
is conducting an investigation into the
death of Dan Gallagher, aged 80. Gal
lagher appeared at his home with a
jagged cash owe his right eye, sup
posed to have been the result Of a
fall. A few hours later he dropped
dead.
Lewiston, Ida.-Five banks in this
region were closed. One of them, the
First National of Charleston, Washing
ton, was closed on orders of the comp
troller of the currency, it was an
nounced. The other four, all state
banks in Idaho and correspondents OF
the national institution, were closed
on receipt of word that the Charleston
establishment had been closed. They
are: The State bank of Kamaiah, in
Lewis county; the State bank of Koos-
kia, Idaho county; the State bank Of
Peck, Nez Perez county, and the Fl.
deity State bank at Orofino, Clearwa,
ter county.
Foreign
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~Diepenurock, the
Dutch composer, died at Amsterdam.
AthenS-The Greek losses in Asia
| Minor are estimated at 600 killed and
3,400 wounded.
Honolulu-The Chinese parliament
unanimously elected DR.. Sun Vat Sen
president Of China.
Genoa-Police have arrested a Rus
sian who is said to be known as the
executioner of Odessa"
Athens-Demetrios Gounaris, minis
ter of war, has been named premier
to succeed NJ. Kalogeropoulos, who has
resigned.
paris-The 1921 census shows
France as having lost 81 of its pop
ulation since 1911, or a decrease OF
about $4,000.
London-An underground dump dis
covered in Dublin revealed the method
in which Sim Feiners have been re-
ceiving arms.
London-The R36, new British dirig-
ible, made a tour Of England and
Wales. The liner will make a trip
shortly to Egypt.
Paris-France will support Ameri-
a claims to a voice in the final set
Element of war problems, it was semi
officially announced.
Paris-Prince Albert of Monaco will
sail for the United States to receive
the Alexander AgassiZ gold medal for
his scientific marine researches.
Havana-Deposits of $4,000, 900 were
endangered in the closing of the Banco
National de Cuba, it was announced.
The bank failed to open it's doors.
Mayrence-The Rhineland high
commission has completed it's plans
for the Allied customs collection.
which will become effective April 20.
Coblenz-Hugh C. Wallace, Ameri-
can ambassador to France, has arriv-
ed here with a party OF friends to visit
the American Army of Occupation as
guest of Brigadier General Allen.
Berlin-Former Crown Prince Rup-
precht Of Bavaria and Princess An
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