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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02
STRANDQJJIST.
DITCH QUESTION TO
BE CONSIDERED.

Next Tuesday, March 9Th, is ex-
peeted to be busy day at the school
house when the town election will be
held, As this is the first time the
ladies have the opportunity to help de-
eide who will be the officers of the
township, the number of votes cast is
expected to be double the number of
votes ever cast at a town election.
The question: as to whether a big
ditch is to be put through on the town
line between West Valley and Lincoln,
with the smaller. branches that may be
added to it by extra petitions, or hav-
ing certain road bitches made deeper
and thereby also improving the roads
and saving the expense caused by a
big ditch, is question for every man
and women Of these two townships to
decide next Tuesday when they come
to vote.
Miss Edith Schauner, who has been
spending a few months at Temmanson
place returned to her home at Red Lake
Falls last Monday.
On March 10Th grand market day
will be, held in Strandquist. Everything
will be done to make it pleasant day
for all who. come Further announce
ments about the day will be printed
later.
Two families, Marmurs and Wedlecks
accompanied by Mike Wordelick ar
rived here last week from Wisconsin,
where they went when leaving here a
few years ago. They have the right
idea and they think there is no place
like MARSHALL county They will settle
on farms in town of Wright or this
township. =s
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Borrowiz left for
st. Paul last week.
Mr.. and. Mrs. John G. Aune, Gotfrid
Borgren went to Thief River Falls on
Friday.
.gBernt Wigen, ST., who took suddenly
sick last Thursday and for short
while was considered to be in very
critical condition, is again regaining his
strength. .- "
:. Mrs. G. J.. Carlson returned home
from st. Paul, where she visited her
daughters. .. -. ..--
Willie Haugen went to Thief River
Falls on Saturday to have dental work
done.
Miss Lillian Swanson Of Minneapolis,
is visiting her brother, Herbert Swan
son and family
Mrs. C. J. Carlson, best known in
this vicinity as Lydia Lindholm, who
for several weeks has been lingering
between life and death after she had to
yield to very dangerous operation at
one Of the hospitals at Glasgow, Mont,
is reported to be slowly improving.
Rasmi Lund came down from Karl
stad on Tuesday to attend the annual
Telephone meeting on Wednesday.
Peter Isaacson, Jr., returned home
from Swift, Mimi, >Qn Tuesday.
Miss Annie Stromberg visited in
Newfolden over Sunday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02
F0LDAH]|I||.4.

Quite a few attended the Sunday
school held at 5Hegstrom's Sunday at
ternoon.. twill be held at Meline's
next Sunday. ;ss
Sam Sloan received telegram Sun
day, stating that his brother Johnny,
had been caught and killed in hay
baler engine. Mr.. Sloan left the same
evening for North Dakota to attend the
funeral.
Miss Emma Meline left for Argyle
Thursday to be employed for some
time. IS
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02
XIII Movie Censor ailI.

The motion picture censorship bill
was officially killed in the Senate by
the adoption Of a report from the com
mittee on general legislation, recon-
mending the meaSure Tor indefinite
postponeinent. No minority report was
presented and the anajority report was
adopted without objection.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02

BY vote of 81 to SO the House,
passed the Senate bill to prevent q.
candidate defeated in the primaries;
from running for the same Office 81
the general election following.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-02
ACTION ON FUTURES BILL

Notice was served on the House Of
Representatives that an attempt would:
be made to recall from the comm ttee
the anti-futures bill, unless the pro-
posed measure was reported out for
action early next week.
Repres entative r. "A. Wilkinson, au.
thor, made the required notice that he
intended to force the committee on:
markets and marketing to show its
hand within few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28
MYSTERY ENVELOPS FARMHOUSE TRAGEDY
IN WHICH ELEVEN LIVES WERE SNUFFED OUT

been accustomed 10 exchanging Vislts
over the week end.
One report today had II that Law
renee had been roughly handled by
policeman in Mayhcld a number of
years ago. and tha, in the course Of tbs
struggle he had been struck on the head
Since then. the story ran. Lawrence mao
suffered from Illness periodically. when
mad affected his mind. Sheriff hcCaic
said he had been unable TO verify It.
Another theory which the county au'
thorities investigated nd exploded wa
that Drew and Lawrence had testihed
before a grand jury several months ago
about the burning OF tobacco chute 10
Maytield. The structure was destroyed
Mt a time when growers were lncenseo
over low tobacco prices. The authorltei
today announced. however. that neither
Lawrence nor Drew had been a witness
in the case
Sheriff Mccain said today that h'
was puzzled by some features OF th'
case. He frurl - dn!cult 10 believe
that ore r,an rSuld have attacked ter
pcrsnns, AT least :hrce OF them adults
in full possession Cf their faculties
without some Of them escaping. He lis
tened tn theories which ranged from
prcm.dita,rd murder b" unknown per
sons 10 accident. but in the end held n
his own. which he frankly acknowledge
vas but a theory. thar Lawrence hs'
suddenly become insane and ru
amuck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28

Mayfcid. Kv- June 2i.-Aystcry con-
,i.,u,, to envclop the tragedy in The
farm home Of Ernest Lawrence. near
here. saturday night. when eleven per
sons were slain anL their bodies pra'u-
c.lly incineratcd in the dwelling. which
aopa-cntly had been saturated win o:!'
Only fra gments Of their bodies we're
found in the ruins OF the house Ih"Y
u.re nlaced in one coffin and Inferred
in MapIewood cemetery this afternoon.
Prior to the funeral the fragments
yere examined by Sheriff Marion Nc
Cain and Coroner 0. II. Metttt. and both
reported that they were unable 10 hnd
bullet wounds or any others that would
determine tho nature uf those when
caused death. An axe and firearms we're
found in the embers OF the dwelling,
which led the officers 10 believe that
some of them might have been Killed
with the axe and others shot.
Sheriff Mccain announced late today
that he had not changed his theory that
lawrence had developed ft OF in
sanity and In a frenzy had KILLED his
wife. their three children and their
guests, Otis Drew, Mrs. Drew, her three
children and Drew's brother. nclmer
Drew The indications are. the sheriff
said that Lawrsnee saturated the rooms
In which tho bodies were found with
oil. touched 4 match TO II and killed
himself.
Mrs Lawrence and Mrs Drew we're
sisters and pdEhbers said had long
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28
Warshiip
: Attacked
All in Readiness for Aerial
Tests at the Expense of
the Old Battleship Iowa

Washington. June "7.-Thc army and
was in readiness for tho bombing tests
tomorrow or IN" MISUNDERSTANDING
coast against tie bltt:cship Iowa which
WILL r. opera :cd by radio-control as an
enemy snip approaching American
shores
Lined u7 and waiting at tho land
bases for the signal 10 start were twen-
IS s:x machines comprising light and
heavy rombarinert squadrons and the
air boats. When 'he signal is received
for them to take tic air. the Iowa VIII
nc a; some point between Capes Hat
teraS and Henlortn. % 10 100 miles on
shore and Streaming n tho general dlrec
ton Of the shore line.
The tstahIShm, nj ~ contact with
the Iowa "ill be the first phase OF the
tests. ard # this IS successfully accomp
iSh"d dummy bombs will then be
dropped.
Tic Iowa will hc controlled from the
ha'iil nip Chic. which will follow II at
diStaE,c If tv" miles. The attacking
piares viii Ice grouped in scouting di-
visions. n:ht bomha rdmcnt and heavy
homAaIdment Sluadrons.
With the exception Of seven F-5-L s.
operated by army pilots and four army
diri-ihles. which viii assist In tho
search problem. III" planes will ne IN
charge Of ava! pilots. All will be opeT-
a,cd under The command nf Nicc-Admir-
~ Hilary J. Jores. new comma nder OF
tho Atlantic fleet. assisted by Brigadier
General William Mitchell, ASSISTANT
hicf Of the army air service. and Idp-
tain johnson. Of the nay.
.tvIation officials cf the army ana
navy who have Witnessed preparations
for the tests were optimistic tonight
concerning the ability Of tho planes to
locate the Iowa and score hits. despite
the rules requiring them to drop the
bombs from a height OF 1000 feet or
more. and 10 ~ at their greatest speed.
Ecrrn; tests Of accuracy in bomb drop
rjnc nn The wrecked hulk OF the S1n
Marco. in Trrgirr Sound convinced
some aviation exports her, that hits Will
b. scored on the Iowa. although she
will No uEdcr steam and mancnvercd az
,;n -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28
Message From Marshal
Foch Will Be Read

Detroit June cI.--A tribute from
Marsha. I'nrn Of France I" American
soldiers wounded or disabled in th" war
with the central powers was in thH
hands tonight nf the executive COM
r,i,tce Of the Disabled American Vet
Grams OF the World War. whose "or"'n-
lion opened here TO-DAY. Tn" message.
10 hc read tomorrow forenoon at tn
first business session Of III" con- cntlon.
follows:
france will never forgot these who
c,rnc TO defend her On her soil You ar"
cs uccIally dear 10 us You WEo :"
generously shed vnrr blood have PRO-
yckrd oar admire t;"n and. Stil better
ctmcn;cI n friendship and un:on which
remains the Euarantr" of the pcaCc of
the world. Il" you once more assured
Of our gratitude and friendship on this
day OF your general reunion.
After a day spent in executive Scs-
sion, the executive committee. headed
BY Judge Robert S. Marx OF Cincinnati,
ma tional president. WIS prepared to 20
before the conyention tomorrow with
tentative plans for aiding disabled s"rN-
Ice men. Immediate action on proposed
lc cSislation pending in congress Will hs
ono OF tho requests made upon the gov
crnment by the convention. according 10
Indications.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28
BeauyiS' Letters to
Mrs, StiNman Not Yet
Admitted as Evidence

TorLe~s = :, Iur. -i-TestI tImcny
:tv.7 p p-. 'lGSa E!>>c,'. B..Ta.o os-
.roratb. n the d!No-c> :r.a. Of James A
S,:'lmsa. NJ York n..aEcr. a.Sains. Ms
Nn-e l. S;ln-r h2T S"e7 S-.ca en-
.-o,, ~. -.,o-d D.. i,c:--.c r>ar!~' j.
,,,,sSor tn, ,as Announced 9GaT by
r.L, !. r-e,r,, ,t,,-a. - Mrs.
,,',,,,,, -, 80 be had brea 90 mo-
$40. >. - -,.er,e
~ ii.-,.i ..>.:GeA IA, Mrs. S;....
-,,, -..d ronhHct =, In, .Nat NJ. S:.ll-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28

Washington. Jans 81 &: 4 Noe or
$50 20 81 he mouse tonight passed the
ii:S-Campec!l bill 10 Prevent the sac
q. 5ccr % the sick ard sent Il to the
SENATE w'lh expectations o' It's iInai
enactmen. before thn nd OF tho woch.
The vo;e, w.;G-h Tas t:F"Htr-rnc more
th.n :hc necessary 'wO-th!rd'. MAS
:aNcu ac;cr four hours - stormy &c
aa;-. interrupted frequently ~i:h Shouts
% STOP ,he 'a!h ard pas" the o't' D,-
s1!:c the sEc!tc-inE He2thcr. Hc"e''".
.radcra IN ihc :.Sht FOR ,nL aS~'a'; t"s
7,eaaU:" refuse" Z" r.r Z - =" eN'7
srorins dernard tp- an cue 20 ,he d'S'
cUSSion.
Prohibition outourst
lr cos * ihc debate tor tie o7po-
nen,s. Representative I'LL NcouoHcE'.
Maryland. threw tho hcISc no con-
siderable disorder 3: charging that
Wayne Is. Wheeler. general counsel !or
tho Ant!-Sa!oon League. had drafted tho
b:n. To!7t!ns TO tnc league laTre- IN
N. EaUcry. and can!nS him b. name.
Mt. Riu orouEh: :. Md sh,a; rem the
prohibition element. som" - whom
stood until que; VAS restored.
There was another d:y olt5u-st a
moment lai-- FAer Representative
Foster Republican. oh!o. declared there
Eas no ruth n this statement about
Uheelers rar: N the preparation or tne
measure
A sharr attack On tne rules com n:ttee
for falling 20 st:e r:Bht o, Wa 10 the
To!stcad ac. supplemental! bill Tas made
BY Representative Reav.s, Serubh1a7.
Nebraska 4 rerhe- OF n. lIiic.ary
.7mrt:ee. VINO charge ths' IS ~nrk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28
PROSECUTOR IN
kABER TRIAL FOR
FEMALE JURORS
LONG DRAWN BATTLE
BEING PREDICTED
Tual Of Wealthy Publisher S
Wife For His Murder TO
Begin This Morning

r's,rIlnt Ian" - ''2c drawn
"u; hats "r"r III" s''',;i0r Nt Jury
which IS - try Mr.. E'J catherine
kah"r "- \ 'Narcr "f ki'l.uS M"r hn>-
bard. pnni"l =. itahc-. uas forecast to-
nigh, on the "NC Of h"- trial to;a'
~ thirty witnesses hayo been sub
pornaod by ,he ~t?t". kah"r 2N 'n'h''"
Wa stabbed tNc7'!-F"ur tr,'S IN his
homo - Lakewood TWO ,"hrf ago.
Nhi" F-anris W. r"Ul>"n. "NunS"' FOR
tn. dcf"-se. h.,S Declared he viii hSht
every aticmp' to v'n"c women N the
jury N-x. County Prosecutor Edward
e. St:r'or Is in fIio- Of eating as
man, women RS rc&s bic
TCulson declared nc would "Hor"i$e
every ono of lbs ann't"'! sixteen 3cr-
rmpiory CHALLENGES !r necessary 10 kH>p
women of N" jury.
\ >rnrloI vc"ir" nj f"r'H.h"c pros
rcct."c jurors has hc'r ordered TO re-
-rrr 20 JUDGE Naurr-. E'rr"n 'rn"r-
row morning FOR tho "0"r nS ~ INC
case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28
M|NCO OFFICIALS CALLED ON
CARPET BY SUPREME COURT
Alleged Arbitrary and Unjus-
tilted Arrests of Two Men
Under Martial Law to Be
Investigated

Charleston. W Va. JIrc 1.-TWO
wr!Is Of habcas corpus arising from So
called martial law in Mlnco county we're
awarded to-day ny ,hc state supreme
court. They warn granted u7on pc.:-
tons Of Henry frity. rrs:d"n, ct
M.nGo county. and steve collins. Of Fike
count, Kentucky.
In each case. Sheriff 4. {. Finson. "'
M.ngo county. il instructed 70 appear
before ;hc supremc court. with n" priS-
oncCs. and answer the charges set forth
in the petitions
Both men claim ,hHy ar" held In jail
contrary 10 iaw. collins said he went TO
Matewar. across TUG river from his
home to get doctor for members OF h's
family. Who were ill., While he vas
standing IN fr"nt OF the hysic!ar'S office
h~ "as -drrct By \ state policeman L"
more l." Hc hcsiia:cd, 'he petition
said ID was placed unde:' arrest 'mn'"-
d:atcly on 4 charge "f uni: w:u, assem-
bling" rnn'ra-y - lic"crnhr Morgan 5
proclamation p; marital law.
Fcl.y', rc;ii!Hn said he also was ar
rc.t"L nrcaH>" l." Iil no. promptly obey
! rcnrrIrd - "move on"
The VIII. Ne-c ie*Ic! hv Judges F!tz,
PUffcnbarScr ard lively. IN vacation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28
FIRST STEP TAKEN IN CUTTING
GOVERNMENTS EXPENDITURES
DEFENSE SCORES IN
THE HIGGINS TRIAL

cnrunna Mich. June ., A point 70
suppcr, the contention - the defense
that Lucy Witum committed suic'd" vas
scored AT tho trial here to-day uC Forrest
ll.sEin$ charged With fir.t degree muir
cor \ connection with her death. i, III"
testimony Of nr. Il {. tH.r. witness
for ih~ s.dtc. who pcrfurm"E -" an
lop.y following discovery .: m Sir's
body Apr: |. last.
p-. Fan testified tn" poison which
caused Mss Wlitums 5 deaf seldom re-
suited n convu sinn%. ana thA' l. would
ha been pusn.Gic for the r"'. On con-
tainer /" have remained gripp"d in her
han.. nit"r dcstn. nr. Fair testified he
?.la-h~d no importance to any OF Tho
uarn" found on hHr body. and said ;he
h-ui.c or her tnrChcal va n"t cause"
-. Il rlov of SJ;ii,i"rt force 10 produce
unC"nsciuusncSS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28
HOUSE OVERWHEL LMINCLY PASSES MEASURE
PROHIBITING THE MEDICINAL USE OF BEER

Of three weeks had pern Stlr|cd Mr.
Rcarts declared II waS n menace {"
"-I.rl! legislation whcL ha.G - dozen
members or the rules committee cpu!d
nuI.3F? n" acton OF aHV.h"- rpmm,tlrS
in reporting i bin "f nat:"r"' mG"r-
;Arcc
coloneIs vs. Germans
Cna r,nau rAm9a>.L uc;'nd'ns NJ
committee. said = T&s Uu".l.nS ="
mia crcrr-n,! LEGISLATION r'rh ,vntro-
'"rs,sl matters which :7oI,G y" ru'.y
a!r.G
In the n is; o. Z pea t"r '.as=A -
# the 5Hl. N,Urcscni7,.'c Ezra -.
Democra, kentuGkG. wa- ,"..~rUr:ct 10y
Representative G..hc-r. ai>o u ncmr.
c-a'. and Of ,nc nc state. mo asked:
"S.n.o ". re both trym h."luc,y
roV!d lhe 20 know II You %n"jd Mt
rather >cc a kcr.ucky Colonel G-luA;1;
one hlnGrnd per cen, lQuor ;n1r Il poi
heiUNd German dr.nHir. y nrE 70" 49,"
Mr E.,rn .cv r,r'!"I 'hn; Il IL" - {:
10 'CoI uoor. o., ". ne II. cr;,: ne
preferred - sec nc rrloucl ~ inc !ar
Warnln: "a" Anusc aEa'7Si ,He '"cn-
s,Art sp-ra. r. = H.bctaA:hr INC. he
cRar,mvn. o. drastic prch!1.t"n laws,
Repr-synia;I. y K.hH. KcTIHi'raN. Cai'.
rc.-rla. tuned sharp. 4?oA ad'.rate3 &C
ne aNu.Hec- -. der.ar,i
There s-S members h".e IT. 'r't cor
rrch .N.t.o- .r5 w1o dt.Nt 'r"r" hquor
IN wees cnA7 | DO In year
~. nahr asserted NJ ln ,.eAd 'aw
IT., h..rE hrok"r .r"v~ Sour - ne On"
a.. "a, Congress ugh = 1iNf'e ~.
prorlc-r . rauora aa-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28
CutsCover
All Roads
June 10th Award Extended
By Rail Labor Board to
Cover 100 More Lines

C72'.As~ J'.rn @;.--l:wp.'. &C.. r" 49,
tuaNy ever! ral7,ul Wiz f'r. l.s ~. .
percent vrAS. rut "-G.-ot g. th' 'A;.-
rCdi labor board T. t:.ln "i:.".' lII> /
r"'lrr; M; 4 supplemental d., ."'..n to-day
chi'nii0< 'hc "r,!"r - nc,trl, nc hnn-
dr"i adIjt."aIl road.
Tho rnE" slash .I.A"-i". M Jdne
~. n take crrcr; mex, Friday. originally
contemplated 'ht :li'-o;lG>. ''tu"uch not
al! employee, acre Affected or 7'l r"aGS.
TnGay's a,!I'uIum = that d""la,"n m
cludrd ~ rNadS. many Of which ""r"
parties - tn" original dcrlS."n. bat
which returned to Ak rrdU"tl"HS !Nr
employees ~ covered in IN" first "rGNC.
Th' r"durI' ms authorized tnda% wcre
Identical with thoS" ot thr original or
Gcr. n" only chang" beng tn" adfilt on
or rates Tor marine W"-k"-S IN r""'a!1
harb0rS and Cr = ~"C: - g." "r'NS -
taurart ard dining ,':,r r-'C'"vcI " h"~N
wages wrr, orGH7",, -cdUrCt ~ :" i'r-
con "f a.! increases -crct'c'i since f,b-
rY,-" 80. l?20.
EIcr?i i few suN.,aiNry l,n"". whose
parent owners tllci c"tit.orS :"r rN''l"-
tons c""r, raj i'rnad affected ~ decision
No = The labor hoar.'E s5NH. IN" N"n
wage a"ard of jay. 49," ha> N""n au'
,h"r7c| u reduce wage, ~ avNraSC Of
|" rercCn:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28
WANTS no rETEHTEREFcE

r.7 Yo-k. juno .1.---An apr"a 10
Americans not 10 ruSn iat" rrWi WIN
,r.nior, regarding IloE'i George = Hro-
rr.,I ror conference witN tho political
leaders of the two Irish fh"'i"nS TaS
made tod.. by Harry E"lard. secretary
TO Elln"nn =" Valera president - tho
IRISH republic"
This ~ 4 entirely matter for IN"
rcopic or Ireland who arc in touch with
thc situation there. and pcop!" In tho
l'ni,ad States should not cmharrass
rh"r with comments until their d'ci-
on has hc"n made" he said. II hope
ihar will ha tho policy Of everyone who
is really d"rotcd to tho irish cause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28
German ''Red" Fails
In Second Attempt 10
Enter as StOWaWdy

Plymouth. F:nC'aad. luz" :1.--john
I'a-i Sch"dcl. German. VINO n T0n'A
ago was s;n"a"tE IN the slcaT"1
Rotterdam. m" iri"d I" 'ntsr NJ" YORK
by - i'nmn- ashore from IN" StNArncr'
waa to-d:ly sentenced 20 orc n"nth
imprison nn"nt and deportation. he ha'-
!nC arrived here rs Il stoTaTay on the
steamer Fraser River from N'ri"iH'
Schcd"! cla 'mcd 10 rae vile ann
fvS raiidrcr IN Fort Wa"7". 'rd. Inc
rnl:ce described him as o. p-nr"7n""d
Bnl.hcvist tCnienc'eS. and aS&trttH n"
va; responsible fer propaganda WoTS
IN the United states Russia ard f""aaH.
SrhcGc' h,.ranemrd IN" TaGiS'ra'" ann
Declared H. wou'd c"mp!o:" 'ho prison
sentence. bY, would enter uT"n hunS'r
Strihc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28

Detroit. Jurc 21~-Thc Socialist nation
al con- nrticn today endorsed the gener-
al strike as n theory. and a powerful
weapon Of tn" WORKING class but de-
cIarcd it's advocacy in III" United states
Under present conditions would I've folly.
An attempt 10 authorize Use OF the poll
tical STRIKE 10 force repeal or passage "t
LEGISLATION was voted down. "construc-
tive criticism" Of labor unions from
within was adopted as party policy ana
resolution calling for r survey or rad
ical and labor organizations 10 deter
mine how many would cooperate In ths
Socialist movement was passed.
After two hours Of heated argument
vote on the resolution OF the Thi''
tcenth ward local OF Chica 20 to expe'
members adher:nS to the third Com
munisp 1ntcrna tionaie. was deferred uu
I'll tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28
aGrs THIRTY MONTHS.

Rrerren. Juno II. MrGowar. second
cftlc.r ~ the American steamer D"rano'
was sentenced to-day u thir,y months
imprisonment f0- Shoct'~< a"d N'i;-S
Capiaic J. =. Mo;!e-. o. IN" D"raNof las
March. il Bremen harbn-. An rftcrt va,
mode BY ;h- Cr tct S:"tcs 20 secure Nc
Gcuan'S eI:rao'.!or. hu' tho German
.u;hcri,icg clajmcl !ur.>6'ctio2 in the
cas-"
pur.nx thr rial M"C;oe ia med ne
= al CONSTANT: been h"cA'.G ty Captain
MC,,e-
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Statement on Article
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BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
(Cor.r,Eht b. Th~ IntrI;G"ncer)

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28
Head Of Quebec Fire
Dent, Strikers Arrested

CiiEREr'. rune WI ri! ''ar'"n''
rrc S!'l"nt &c ~" National '2tho'C n''n
~ r.m,,n"rs "f w Quebec FIRE DEPART
nlcrl uao r7'e %rcr nr Str'kH S'Hoe
Saturday. ga arr Stc-i to-day ana 'Hc>-
81 W - NE Qu"bcr >aiI TINY! o'"rr
ar-r>ia ha>" l'""n o-ieTrd ahH ScEera'
,r.,rr ,ru.I, nr'" been noh'h3"h TO
,,.r ,rnnps ,n ~, ccono OF disorder.