The Tomahawk., 1922-08-31
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Washington

training camps, voices hope that there
will be more like them next year
Hints at use Of troops to preserve
government by law"
Washington-All efforts fail in effort
to get senate to agree on a definite
time for vote on soldier bonus bill.
Washington - Congressman Frank
Clague has succeeded in securing al.
lotment of additional funds by the
War department to maintain the Fifth
Minnesota regiment, National Guard,
in camp at Lake City for full training
period of Is days, earlier arrange
ments allowed for a stay of only 10
days.
Washington-Rev. DR.. Henry c. Cou.
len, aged 70, blind chaplain of the
! House Of Representatives for rs years
Until February %, 1921, is dead at his
former home at Fort Myer, Va.
Westinghouse demand for the re-
moval of Roy A. Haynes, federal pro.
hibition commissioner, on a charge
Of "defrauding the government" by
illegal use of the franking privilege,
was made on Secretary of the Treas
Try Mellon by Representative HILL,
republican, Maryland.
Misunderstanding there has been
no official announcement on the sub.
Iect, members of congress regard it
as an accepted fact that further con.
sideration of the administration ship
subsidy will be postponed until the
December session.
Washington-Presid Harding in
an address here today to citizen sol.
iiers from Camp Meade, Md, de-
clared he favored military training for
more than 100000 civilians annually,
not for any prospective aggressive
warfare but to preserve peace.
ashington-Officials convinced by
failure of London reparations confer
ence that problem can only be settled
in general conference Of Allied powers.
United States participating, but feel
American people not in mood to in.
1orse such a course.
shington-Federal fuel commits
sion finds railroads interfering with
coal distribution and price holding
program of government; appeals to
roads to cease competitive coal bid
ding and gives assurance that roads
will get all coal required.
acknowledgements meet de.
leat in effort to reduce tariff duties on
charge aluminium produc-
lion in United States in monopoly in
that Secretary A. J. Mellon has large
financial interest.
Domestic
Muskogee, Okla.-Exie Fife, age
Is, full blooded Creek Indian owns
100 acres of oil land and wells, and
has an income of $1,000 day. She
lives in a small unpainted cabin and
owns a touring car, very much dilapi-
lated.
Chicago-Disorder continued to flare
n the rail strike in the early hours
II its eighth week, despite peace ne
,otiations pending at New York and
by chiefs Of the "big four"
II no sympathetic strike.
Los Angeles-David Lightner, al
eyed narcotic king of the Pacific.
arrested in the orient after federal
agents had chased him 10000 miles,
arrived here in Irons. He will be
aiken to Portland, Ore. for trial.
Chicago-Seven persons we're res
:ued from death when fire destroyed g
building formerly occupied by the no
orious Izzy Goldstein's Campbell gar
lens.
Chicago-More than 500 Klansmen4
masked and wearing the white robes
# the order, filed into the Immanual
Baptist church last night and donated
j 1900 for the erection of new spire
Banff, Alta-American Bar associa
ion delegates, travelling east from It's
ecent convention at San Francisco
pent two days in the Canadian Roc
lies.
Bridgeman, Mich.-Fifteen dele. .
;ates to the national convention Of the
Party of America have
zen arrested by deputy sheriffs and
ederal agents here.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.. V. Streete1
nd L. J. Thomas Of St. Paul have
cen arrested here charged with rep
$4,000 building in st. Paul
s being worth $4,000 in a deal for a
cal estate mortgage covering 261
cres Of Delaware, Iowa County, land.
Nyack, N. Y.-Mrs. Warren G.. Har.
ing, whose recent gift of $40 toward
fund to kuy feed for Glover" the
1-year-old horse, brought her an offer
honorary membership in the Nyack '
ociety for the Prevention of Cruelty
} Animals, has accepted.
Chicago-An appeal will be filed IL
re United States circuit court of ap-
eals in an affort to obtain a rehear.
lg for Samuel Pandolfo, St. Cloud
rotor manufactu whose sentence
as upheld by the court of appeals
ere, his attorney, Bernhard Frank
as announced.
Los AnEeles-D. w. Barrick, Civil
ar veteran, of Sawtelle is celebrat
e the second greatest event in his
fe. The first event his march with
herman to the sea-" the second is
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