The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-06-23

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Telluride, Colo.-Three men wers
Killed BY gas fumes that followed "a
explosion II = mine 1T Rico. near here.
Chicago-Held up In her home by =
bogus telephone repairman, Mrs. j. 8.
Young was robbed Of 1ewelry and furs
valued at ST 1000.
New York-A street duel in which
Samuel Saggfo,sa1es man, was SHOT five
times and died On the way to a hospital,
was witnessed by crowds leaving mo.
ton picture theaters In the vicin9 t
Salt Lake City-Solution OF the dis
appearance OF Herbert Waterworth and
Frank Tyler, miners, in White Pine
Canyon, near here. last October, was
furnished when the melting SHOWS dis
closed the bodies.
Uniont swn, Pa-Fiye persons were
killed and six others were injured ne 7
here when the automobile in VIII oh
they were riding side swiped another
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plunged into q creek.
Philadelphia--John Driscoll, the last
last survivor Of the Monitor, which de
feated the Merrimac in the first ap-
pearance Of iron clad warships, In the
Civil War, has answered the final roll
call. The 81 year old veteran died at
the Naval hospital in this city.
Chicago-Timothy Or ("Big TIM
Murphy, prominent labor leader here
and former member Of the state legis-
.lature, made a confession, according to
postal authorities, that he was impli-
Gated in the $350,000 mail robbery at
the Dearborn st. railroad station sew.
eral months ago..
Indianapolis-John G. Emery of
Grand Rapids, Mich, was unanimously
elected national commander OF the
American Legion at q meeting Of the
national executive committee. He sue.
.ceeds Colonel Frederick w. Galbraith,
Jr., who was killed in an automobile
accident here last Thursday.
Decentralization today had been
hit hard by the American Federation
Of Labor. The convention %repudiated
the Zone Big Union" movement and
President Samuel Gompers made cub:
lie letters telling why he and the ex-
ecutive council had withdrawn sup
port from the International Assoc.a.
ton of Trades Unions.
Northwest
Des Moines-Two men were ki,led
when a car Of the Fort Dodge, Des
Moines & s. uthern RAILROAD crashed
into an automobile carrying three men
at a crossing rear Ames.
Centralia, Wash.-Roy Gardner, un-
der two sentences of rs years each for
robbing the mails and who escaped
twice from federal guards while being
taken to prison, was captured here by
a policeman.
Des Moines-Sherif w. e. Robb, as
sisted b~y.deputies, local police and pro
hibition enforcement officers, swept
down on Is large retail drug stores in
Des Moines and seized liquor estimated
to be worth $500, 000.
Des Moines-R. M. West entered the
bedroom OF his 18 year old son. Myron,
and shot him dead with a rifle while he
slept. The father, age SO, was thought
temporarily insane. He had been suf-
fering from lung trouble.
Foreign \
Brussels-Crown Prince Hirohito, of
Japan, who has been here some days
on a visit, left with his suite for Hol-
land. 4r I:
London-The Russian mission in
London denied the existence of a
treaty between the Russian govern
ment and the Republic Of Ireland"
Rome-Pope Benedict con erred tie
red hat on three cardinals who were
made members Of the sacred college Of
cardinals in the consistory last month.
Munich-There has been no general
response to the three day strike called
by the radical parties as a protest
against them last week of Herr Carols.
Brussels-The Belgian Red Cross, it
was announced here, has purchased
one gramme of radium In Colorado.
The purchase price was 10000
francs.
Mexico City-Two persons were kill.
ed and four wounded during a fight
between two soviet factions in the state
of Michigan. The clash resulted Il om
a dispute over ownership of a hill.
Constantinople - Prince Ibraham
Chamyl, head Of the Daghiston insnr.
gent mountaineers of the northern eau
casus, has taken arms with 10000 men
against the bolsheviki in the Caucasus.
Paris-James X. Hackett, the actor,
will be decorated with the Legion Of
Honor by President Millerand at an Inn
pressive ceremony. He is the first Eng
ush speaking and the third foreign ac-
tor thus honored.
Antwerp-The new American immi-
grafton laws are causing congestion at
the port Of Antwerp, especially as re-
CARDS Poles, q number Of whom are
Deing left behind by each steamer and
are unable to find shelter.
London-Only ostrich plumes will be
worn BY London society Women after
the impending enactment OF q law pro-
hibiting the importation OF plumage.
This result is largely due to the en-
ergy with which Lady Nancy Astor
has fought on behalf Of the bill m
the house Of commons.
Berlin-The German press takes
little interest In the news Of the adop-
ton Of the Porter resolution, and
prints Washington dispatches with the
explanation that peace Is not yet az
sured, owing to the differences be-
tween the house and senate resolu-