Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-05-03
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Foreign
A terrific cyclone raging in the Bay
of Bengal has caused many wrecks
and resulted in heavy damage, accord
ing to a dispatch from Bombay.
Henry jacob, nineteen-year-Old
hotel pantry boy. was found guilty
by the central criminal court, at Lon
don, for the murder of Lady Alice
White, widow of Sir Edward White,
former chairman of the London cOun-
ty council, on March ii. He was SEN
fenced to death.
A religious war has broken out in
Southern Ireland. Eight Protestants
have been killed, three at Dunnanway
and five at Ballineen. Among those
killed it is reported that one was a
clergyman.
Chinas civil war is under way in
earnest. The roar of the big guns
is heard at Peking.
The operation performed on Nikolai
Lenin has been successful, it was of
ficially announced at Moscow. Doc
tor Burghardt, a German specialist,
extracted a dum-dum bullet from the
soviet chieftains right shoulder.
The Japanese navy enlistment
period will be cut from three to two
years as one Of the readjustments fol-
lowing the disarmament program of
the Washington conference, it is an
nounced at Tokyo.
Forty houses have been leveled, one
person killed and thirty injured by
tornado in the town of General Teran
in the state of Neuvo Leon, accord
ing to advices received at Mexico City.
One hundred and seventy American
marines from the flagship Huron of
the Asiatic fleet arrived at Picking to
protect the American legation. Fresh
guards are encamped on the marine
compound.
Three are known to have been killed
and one hundred persons were injured
in the most severe earthquake that
has shaken Tokyo in thirty years.
The property damage will amount to
millions of yen.
Disorders continue at Dublin,
Armed men entered the municipal
baths, locked up the attendants, COM
mandeered towels and soap and
bathed, undisturbed by any municipal
regulations.
The soviet government at Moscow
sent a wireless message to Foreign
Minister Tchitcherin in Genoa, en-
bodying resolution of approval of
the Russian delegates policy at the
international economic meet.
Troops of the provisional Free
State government gained control of
the town of Mullinger after severe
fighting. says a dispatch from Belfast.
Two were killed and several wounded.
Diplomatic relations between Ger
many and Russia will be resumed i'm
mediately, in accordance with the
treaty signed at Rapallo, says dis
patch from Berlin.
The Genoa conference may last for
another three or even four weeks.
Lloyd George will fight it out on this
line if it takes all spring" was the
statement made in official quarters,
at Genoa.
At least one country in this wide
world has tried prohibition and found
it failure. A dispatch from Reyk-
javik, Iceland, says that the Ice
landic parliament has abolished pro-
hibition.
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General Chang .Tso7Lin- has Joined |
his forces south of Picking where they
are awaiting the advance Of the
troops of WI Pei Flu. Minor Skin.
mishes were reported. A corporal was
first casualty of China's
civil war.
Russia demands from the allies
fve-billion ruble loan and 30-year
These facts are obtained |
from the text of a tentative draft of
the treaty submitted by the Russian
delegation to the Genoa conference
committee.