The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-02-24
NEWS BITS FOR BUSY PEOPLE

SlgnOr DeN1cOIa accepted the KING
offer to form new ministry at
Rome.
Two sacks of registered mail from
Detroit were stolen from the depot at
Rochester, Mich.
Several men were wounded in d fight
and shooting affray in the office of the
county attorney at Ardmore, Okla.
Suspension of Kohler, Bremen 4 Co.,
stock brokers, was announced from the
rostrum of the Consolidated stock ex-
change at New York.
Gen. Pablo Marrero, who last week
started an uprising in the state OF
Chihauhau, was killed near Ciudad
Lerd0 in fight with federal forces.
John f. Shafroth, former United
States senator from Colorado and
twice governor of the state, died at
Denver. He was sixty-seven years old.
Approval of TO advances for agrl-
cultural and livestock purposes, aggre-
eating $4,570,000, was announced by
the War Finance corporation at Wash
ington.
Lieutenant Mead of the British mill
tary forces was killed and British
sergeant and three civilians were
wounded in an affray in a Dublin
suburb
President Pilsudski at Warsaw has
announced that he has awarded Gen.
John j. Pershing the Order Of the
White Eagle. This is the highest
decoration in the gift of Poland.
Mrs. G. e. MONTE, wife of G. e.
MONTE, station agent at Aiken, S. O.,
for the Southern railway, and her
three children, were burned to death
when fire destroyed their home.
An Episcopal letter CONTEMPLATING
women of Quebec l7ho are opposing
the woman suffrage movement in that
province was issued by Mgr. P. f.
Roy, coadjutor of Cardinal Begin at
Montreal.
The French delegation to the Wash
ingtOn armament conference reached
Paris on it's return from the United
States, it's members giving the impress
sion that they were dissatisfied with
the results.
The economic policy commission OF
the American Bankers association
adopted resolution at New York ex-
pressing opposition TO the proposed
addition of a farmer to the federal
reserve board.
Representative Blanton Dem.,
Tex.) introduced in the house at
Washington a resolution calling for a
congressional investigation of the
Woodmen of the World, fraternal
insurance order.
Members of the Irish army football
team, who were seized several days
ago, were released from the London
derry Jail in accordance with the prom
Use made by Viscount Fitzalan, the
viceroy at Belfast.
Seven theaters, including the New
National and Polls, two of the prin.
cipal playhouses in Washington, were
ordered closed by the board of COM
missioners, the governing body of the
District of Columbia.
JACOB hlFCuOII, CcIucuL IdUOIcE az
Cape Girardeau Mo-, was notified that
he had inherited 100000 from his
uncle, Casper Kirchoff of Pittsburgh
Pa, whose life he had saved in a rail
road accident in East st. Louis, ILL.,.
81 years ago.
Business throughout the country
progressing through well-defned cir
cles, is nearing the point of the up
ward swing of the economic pendulum
according to the annual report of the
federal reserve board transmitted to
congress at Washington.
One man was killed, two we're seri
Ously wounded and six persons were
hurt when the police used riot guns CD
a crowd of 1000 persons who gath
cred at the plant of the Jenckes Spin.
ming company, where a strike was in
progress at Pawtuclzet r. I.