The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-15
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volved In the plot.
Having been bought BY the White
Star Line, the Columbus, a new $4,000
ton ex'German liner now lying at Dam
zig, IL to be renamed the Homerlc and
will be employed on the companys
Southampton-New York service.
Josef Mann. first tenor Of the Der.
lin opera, collapsed and died on the
stage In Berlin while singing In
Aida" He had been engaged to sing
in the Metropolitan Opera house In
New York the coming season.
Two soldiers were killed and more
than twenty wounded when $500 Hun
kar1an regulars and volunteers clnshed
with Austrian genlarmerie on the
Austro.Hungarian frontier. said o.
Vienna dispatch to the Morgcnpost.
The governor Of the state OF Vera
Cruz threatened penalties for any man.
ufacturers who close their plnnts he,
cause Of the new profit sharing law
which c"mpels them to give One-half Of
their profits TO the workers In Mexico
Hungarian troops, led by two parish
priests, Overpowcred the scntrles Of
the Austrian garrison at ZaxersdOrf
Two members OF the garrison were
killed and many wounded. while the
others were blindfolded and taken
away IN motor trucks. Rcinforcements
overlook the Hungnrians md the Aus.
trlans were released. The priests were
made prisoner.
Mi. ten. Leonard Wood announced
his acceptance of the post Of governor
general Of the Philippines offered him
by President Harding. He notified
Secretary OF War Weeks thnt nc would
retire from the army to accept the gov
errorship. lie said he believed 1t to
he his patriotic duty to accept the posi-.
ton. owing to the seriousness OF the
situation In the Philippines
The discovery OF generally nm.
known Rembrandt birth OF Christ"
estimated to he worth more tlnn $50.
OUD. is reported from Nottingham. The
painting, which Is signed by the great
Dutch muster, IL ~ inches by 10 inches
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Gndd. widow Of prominent lace
manufacturer.
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Two persons were killed, three
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tie with whisky bandits. 'One bnndit
was wounded. His three companions,
driving truckl0ud Of whisky. az.
capped. The wounded man said they
Chief of Police Dnnis, Hovs Chief
Of Detectives Gene Cassidy. and VII.
linn Kohrt, n traffic officer, all of
liihbing. MInn., are dead from rifle
shot wounds inflicted by John Webb
at Nelson, just south OF Hibblng. The
officers were attempting to arrest
Webb. lie escaped aud q posse was
cent In pursuit.
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the SINKING OF the schooner oiivcr
Mowntt. coal laden. after II collision
In Lake Ontario of the main Duck
Islands with the freighter Key West.
The schooner was cut In two and the
captain, Thomas l.. Van Ducsen. o.,
Of PictOn, Ont. his mate and wOni-
an cook went down with the ship.
Two throuyh ElorI,,. nnss.nycr
trnins the Dixie EIver md Scm,no,c