Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-08-10
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Washington
Washington-Retal prices of food in
creased in nine of 10 principal cities
In the period from June Is to July Is,
the department of labor announced.
4 Washington---The huge British built
naval dirigible ZR-2 will sail from
Howden, Eng, Aug. Is, for its station
at Lakehurst, N. j., the naval depart
ment announced. IN
Washington Senator r. M. La Fol.
'lette announced his determination to
fight to the end the administration bill
for funding the railroad debt through
the war finance corporation. I,
Secretaries Weeks and
DENLY have come out In support Of an
embargo on dyes and chemicals and
have urged restoration to the Fordney
tariff, bill of the embargo provision,
stricken out by the House. II
J. Washington-An estimate Of $780,
1000 was made by the American Red
Gross as necessary for adequate relief
work In Pueblo, Colo, although that
would not cover building program
for homeless food sufferers.
'Washington--Upwards Of $1,000
names of alleged draft eYaders issued
by War department between June
5 and July 4, 'were published In the
Congressional Record. The list oc-
:cupied eighty-six printed pages.
=; Washington "A number of resolu-
tons relating to withdrawal Of Ameri-
can occupation forces from Germany,
long pending before the house foreign
affairs committee, are not expected
to be acted on at this session
Washington-The interstate COM
merce commission denied the railroad
claims that the government should
compensate them for the loss of ef-
,f1ciency Of railroad labor, which they
alleged resulted from government con-
troll. -. 49, H. - s::'::5y.tE. @z-is: a
Washington-A bill to- give Sergeant
Alvin York, of Tennessee, who cap
tured many. Germans singlehanded,
the rank Of captain with retired pay
was introduced by Senator Kenneth
Mcclellan (dem., Tenn.) !: York is re-
ported to be ia straitened financial
circumstances. :.t... = sf 5sTs's..
Sporting ::... Co. - s. .
Reading, Pa.-Skating :. mile in
competition in 2:45 2-5, Frank Klopp
of Philadelphia, International amateur
roller skating champion, established a
new world s amateur record r.
- Newport, Rj'I.--The=tV agrant, own
ed by Vice Commodore Harold S.. Van
derbilt of the New York club, was the
winner in, the. schooner class in the
37h-mile race for the ;Astor cup. =.
: New York-Mike Gibbons of st. Paul
enjoyed ten-round workout. with
Augie Ratneraof New York in the semi
wind-up of cardtatsthe by ckman Oval
Arena, easily earning the: Judges deci-
sion after taking every round. ~
Newly ork+e TeN Richard announced
that sthe. bout,fOr the light heavy
weight chanlpionshi Of the world be-
tween Georges Carpenter and Tom
Gibbons probably would h''be held, III
Madison Square, Gard late in Octo-
bersors early ii November. q ~ n.
New The state boxing COM
mission refused to- permit Bryan
Downey and Johnny Wilson, middle
weight champion, to box in this state
unless they settle insanother bout the
controversy which arose as result OF
their recent contest in Cleveland when
Wilson was awarded the referees de.
,clsion on a foul - 49,
J New York Carpentier-G Gibbons
fight planned here for the first. part OF
Octoher1 has been postponed several
weeks because of the inj4ry which the
Frenchman received Mhsla he, was de-
feated by Jack Dempsey III Jersey
City, July 2. The fight now Is sched-
uied for late in, October or the first
part of November in Madison Square
Garden .s sssz.
Domestic
New York. ohnny Wilson and Bry-
an Downey are to fight again. The
battle will take ilace at Jersey City,
Labor day, September s. =25
ChicagoThe nations hay crop will
be about rs per cent Of that; gathered
last year, according to r. !. White Of
Duluth. president Of the National Hay
association. ssSsssSs s ss5s3 IA
\ Quebec Countless dead grasshop-
pers floated down the ST. Lawrence
rivers. Observers could OFFER no, plau-:
sible explanation. The insects cover