The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-04-05
Big Happenings Of the Week
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Kernels Cuiied From News OF Moment
In All Parts Of the World-Of
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Everywhere.


GERS was approved by the house, when
it passed the 1915, O00, 900 army appro-
priation bill.
Washington A luxurious gas
launch to be attached to the Mayfow-
err, President Harding's yacht, was un-
loaded at the navy yard here. 1t is
said to have cost $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures exports Of
corn increased during February as
compared with the same month last
year, while exports of wheat fell off
sharply from February, 1921.
Washington-With the rules sus-
pended and nc amendments in order
the soldier bonus bill was passed by
the house by a vote of 1913 in favor Of
the Of 70 against it.
Washington-Belief that the civil
service is a hindrance to government
efficiency was expressed by Attorney
General H. M. Daugherty, testifying
before the house appropriations CON-
mittee.
MISUNDERSTANDING that the fed
eral government would tolerate no
use of violence to prevent coal pro-
duction during the threatened coal
strike was issued by Attorney General
Daugherty.
Washington-An unforeseen acci-
dent to the steering apparatus is held
responsible for the recent Roma dis
aster, in which "a American airmen
persisted, by the board OF army off,
GERS designated to investigate the Ca
tastrophe.
MISUNDERSTANDING of State C..
e. Hughes has made public a note dis
patched to the five principal allied
powers clearly explaining the position
OF the American government on the
question of reimbursement for the cost
OF maintaining the American Army
Of Occupation ON the Rhine.
Domestic
Lawrence, Mass.-Ten thousand tex
tile operators Of this city walked out
rather than accept a 20 per cent wage
slash.
LoS A~ngeles-William q. McAdoo,
o q resident of Los Angeles, was
admitted to practice law in California
courts.
Port Huron, Mich.-Explosion OF a
boiler on the ferryboat Mar d. Conger
killed four men and caused 500, 000
property damage.
Chicago-John F. Hylan, mayor OF
New York. will not be a candidate for
the democratic presidential nomina.
ton in 1924, he has announced.
Chicago-The headquarters Of the
painters union was raided by detec.
tives and all records seized. The bust
ness agent was taken into custody.
New York-Mrs. Theodore Roose
welt, widow of the former president
arrived on the Olympic from a LONG
trip abroad which took her to Cape
Town. Africa
New York-The Buckingham hotel
relic of fashionable New York of the
Victorian era, is to be torn down after
June l, to make way for q $4,000, OOC
department store.
Bayville. L. 1.-THE yacht Edith was
seized here with whisky valued al
$500, 900 on board just after its arrival
from the Bahamas. The sheriff and
constables also arrested the owner.
Wichita Falls. Texas-Congressman
Lucian w. Parrish OF the 18th Texas
district. who was injured in an auto
mobile accident near ROBBERY. Texas
On the night Of March Is, is dead
here.
Buffalo,. N. Y.-Fire caused more
than $4,000 damage in the wholesale
district. The Becker-Prentis company
was the heaviest loser, its stock oil
groceries valued at $780, 900 being
burned or ruined by water.
Memphis-With an ultimAte stage OF
43.5 feet predicted for Memphis in the
present food of the Mississippi. levee
engineers declared there was no likeli
hood of a break in the river embark.
ments this side Of vicksburg.
New York-Captain ROAD Amund.
sen, Arctic explorer, returned from
Norway on the Stavangerfjord and
conferred with those who will be asso.
ciated with him in his attempt to drift
across the Arctic basin. His expedi
tion will set cut from Seattle June 10.
London-Mount Etna is in violent
eruption. says a Central News dis.
patch from Rome, quoting advices
from Palermo. Streams OF lava are
flowing from all sides Of the crater
and the inhabitants Of the village on
the mountain side have fed from their
homes.
Greenwich, Conn.-Mrs. Henry Bar
ker, whose body was found in her
home killed her three small children
before bringing about her own death,
police said.
Battle Creek, Mich.-Three persons
were killed when q Michigan Central
passenger train struck an automobile
at 3 grade crossing at Thomas Cross.
Ing. four miles east Of Marshall, Mich.
San Francisco-A feet of fast
freighters financed by Hugo SHINES.
German capitalist, will operate soon
between Hamburg and other European
ports and the Pacific coast. according
y reports a shipping circles.