The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-09-08
NEWS BITS FOR BUSY PEOPLE

Gen. Sir Pertab Singhji, regent %
Jorhpur, died at Simla of heart dis
ease.
Japanese military evacuation of
Siberia has started, it is announced
at Tokyo.
DR.. B. Bunnemyer, government
weather forecaster at Houston, Tex,
for more than decade, died there.
The Washington Labor department
says nearly 10000 aliens became natu-
rallied citizens of the United States
during July.
Big Four passenger train No. A was
derailed at Brownsburg, Ind. and one
passenger, Mrs. Sarah Moon Of Har-
dinsburg Ind was injured.
Andy Nausi, striking miner at
Lambert, Pa, in Connellsville coke re-
glon, was killed by guard when he
refused to go back to work,
King Alexander of Jugo Slavia has
issued a decree banishing his brother.
Prince George, from Belgrade forever.
said dispatch from Belgrade.
Two British battleships the dread
naught Iron Duke and King George V,
have arrived at Smyrna for the pur-
pose of protecting British interests.
Two police officers, Sergeant Elmer
Biggs, sixty-one, and Fred Wheeler,
thirty-fve, were shot and killed in
gun battle with bandits at Kansas
City, Mo-
By vote of to 3, senate and
house cOnferees1 at Washington, re-
fused to sidetrack the administration
tariff bill for the soldiers bonus
measure.
A treaty of alliance between Czecho-
slovakia and Jugo-Slavia was signed
at Marienbad by Premier Pachitch of
Jugo-Slavia and Premier Benes of
CZechoslovakia.
Mrs. Belle Cook and Mrs.. Ollie Mat
tingly were killed and Samuel Stumpy
end Sam Russell were seriously in
jured in an automobile accident near
Harrisburg, Ill.
The Chicago Federation of Labor
has pledged financial and moral sup
port to the railroad strike. The ac-
ton was taken at a meeting of the
federation there,
The marriage at New York of Guy
L. Waggoner and Miss Anne Burnett
of Fort Worth, heirs to two of the
largest fortunes in Texas, was an
nOunced by the brides mother.
With helmets concealing their faces
and attired in their oriental uniforms,
the drum corps of the Ku Klux Khan
marched in Atlanta's Labor day pa
rade for the first time in history
A plot to kill the royal family
while attending the races during a
festival at Bucharest, has been I'M
covered and a number Of former Hun
garian army officers are under arrest.
An automobile plunged over the cliff
near the cataract at Niagara Falls, N.
Y, and was dashed to pieces 200 feet
below. Mrs. Agatha Miller, fifty-four
years old, wife of D. H. Miller of
Cleveland, fell to her death with the
car.
At the request of the State depart
ment at Washington Acting Secretary
Roosevelt ordered Admiral Bristol,
American high commissioner at Con-
stantinople, to dispatch force of de
stroyers to Smyrna ito protect lives
and property"
The resignation of Associate Jus
tice Clarke has been received by Pres
ident Harding at Washington The
President will accept the resignation
and nominate George I'll. Sutherland Of
Utah, former United States senator,
to take Clarke's place.
"We are now all In the employee
class, working for somebody else. The
capftalistic class and the labor group
are names only. There is no such dis
tinctive division of the American fam
ily." This was asserted by Postmas-
ter General Work before the annual
convention of the United National AS
ISOLATION of Post Office Clerks at Buff
fal0, N. Y.