Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-05

aid to be the inventor of sticky fly.
aper, was found dead in bed at his
ONE here. He was IS years old
Bridgeport, Conn.-Under terms Of
he will of Robert NJ Judson, Yale uni
ersity is made residuary legatee Of
he estate valued at more than ST..
100000.
Fall River, Mass.-A holiday drink
ng bout caused the asphyxiation of
our persons, in the opinion of officers
rho investigated the deaths Of three
aent and woman in a tenement here
Waukegan, Ill.-Walter Scott of
Chicago had narrow escape from
leath when struck by train. He
'rasped the icy pilot and chung to his
POSITION until the train reached Lib.
rtyville, three miles away.
New York;. Bernard Dulyne ed:
yard fDunn), known years ago as a
'allad singer on the variety stage, and
he first actor to popularize the song
After the Ball." was found dead from
.sphyxiation in his home here.
Chtcago-After confessing to more
han rs burglaries in Chicago, Walter
McGrath, 20 years old, pleaded with
police to aid him in having an opera
lion on his head, declaring it might
cure me of criminal tendencies" :.
Chicago-Marshall Field III, an
aounced he had decided to take up in.
vestment banking as his life business
and had formed a partnership with a
Chicago investment banking firm.
Northwest
Ottumwa, Iowa-Frantic T. Manay
Of Melrose, brakeman on west bound
G. B. & @. freight train, lost his life
when he fell between two cars in the
local yards.
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.-With the
passing down of the steamer Schneider
sor Lake Huron, the 500 locks were
closed, the latest closing in the his
:ory of the 500 canals.
Lincoln, Neb.-The Nebraska two
cent passenger fare law, passed at the
legislative session of 1907 is constitu-
:ional, according to the findings OF spe-
,ial master John F. Stout, filed in the
u. S. district court.
Helena, Mont.-Among rapid price
declines here, none is more striking
than that in cordwood A year ago,
when coal scarcity prevailed, wood
sold as high as SIS cord uncut. To-
lay, it may be had for So cut and de-
livered
Butte, MONTH. X. Wheeler, defeat
ed Democratic candidate for governor
in the recent election, and Decay
Stivers, of the legal department of the
Anaconda Copper Mining company,
staged Il fist battle on prominen:
downtown corner here
MontesanO, Wash.-An explosion
which shook the entire town of Monte
sanO is believed to be the outcome of
plot to wreck the county Jail here,
in which are seven men convicted of
completely in the Centralia, Wash,
murder Of Nov. II, 1919.
innipeg-Americans coming into
Canada to take up residence are bring.
ing with themsconsiderab wealth, ac-
cording to statistics of the Canadian
immigration department. The amount
of cash and the value of settlers ef-
fects together in the II months ending
Nov. 80, aggregated $17,519,O33 De.
cember will add another $1,OO0,0OO.
From all sources, immigration by the
end of the year is expected to total
$4,000.
Foreign
Buenos Aires-Eduardo Chavez, Bra
lillian aviator arrived here, completing
a dangerous flight of approximately
LOO miles from Rio Janeiro.
Libergeld, Germany Wilhelm Lamp
communist attorney, has died of a IA
day hunger strike in protest against
his detention on charge of treason.
London-The Bolshevist in the
Crimea have shot $4,000 persons, &C
cording to latest reports from Russia,
says dispatch from Berlin dated
Thursday.
Lima, Peru-The Bolivian national
assembly, elected Fernandez Alonzo
president of the republic of Bolivia,
according to a dispatch received here
from La Paz
Doom, Holland-Except for steadily
growing weakness, there has been lit,
tie change in the condition of the for
mer German Empress Augusta Victor
ia during the last fortnight
London-The American steamer
Ozaukee is reported in distress 27O
miles Off Brest in rough sea, says
dispatch from Nantes. The vessel
is urgently in need of assistance.
Berlin-In his New Years message
to the army Major General Won Seecht,
the German commander-in-chief, refers
to the necessity of the soldiers devot-
ing themselves wholly to their calling.
Rome-Reports of the serious illness
of Cardinal Gibbons have caused great
regret here, especially in ecclessiastic-
al circles. Pope Benedict has ordered
that special prayers be said for the
cardinal.
Berlin-C Complaint that Germany's
foreign position is continually becom-
ing worse as the Versailles treaty is