The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-11-09
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der to government Of China notice OF
United States decision to end its share
of activities in inter-Allied control OF
Chinese Eastern railway.
Washington-Eugene Meyer, Jr, of
War Finance corporations after west.
ern trip, says general business condi
lions on the mend.
Washington-Five Central Ameri-
can republics expected to accept Uni.
ted States invitation to welfare con.
ference in Washington in December.
Washington-Senator Medill Nc.
Cormick Qll), says William G. Nc.
Adoo fed from New York because
state democracy gave him no hope Of
political advancement.
Washington Chairman John A.
Adams Of republican national commit
tee, answering President Gompers Of
American Federation of Labor, raps
demagogues and tells why labor should
support republican ticket.
Washington - Democratic national
committee files campaign expense &C.
count showing difficulty in getting
money; Woodrow Wilson gives 5000.
Washington-Presid Harding in
letter to Secretary Edwin DENLY, in
dorsing Navy day." says that in les
SEEMING naval ornaments there is
greater reason for maintaining high
naval efficiency
Washington Association Against
Prohibition Enforcement after study
of crime in Sc cities says arrests due
to liquor increased SO per cent last
year over 1920.
Washington-Car service division OF
American Railway association to re-
lieve car shortage in the west for farm
and other shippers, issues drastic Or
der to railroads east of Chicago to
rush boxcars to the west
Washington - Campaign expendi-
lures this year drop below normally,
as indicated in first expense state
ment from democratic congressional
committee.
Neutrality-suspicious. J. A.
Frear of Wisconsin makes another
written appeal to Secretary Of the
Treasury A. w. Mellon in connection
with the Standard Oil 400 per cent
dividend and possible tax evasion.
ashington-Governme will make
no further efforts to enforce Daugh-
erty liquor ruling against foreign
ships pending supreme court decision.
Justice L. D. Brandeis declines writ
of supersedeas, but only after getting
assurance that regulations from treas
ury will not be issued for another
Domestic
Kansas City-The Confederate vet
Grams of Missouri adjourned their Goth
annual reunion without acting on al
tentative resolutions, one condemning |
and the other approving recent critic
ism of Abraham Lincoln as responsible |
for the Civil war.
Montgomery, Ala.-Governor Thomas |
e. Kilby was quoted as refusing to |
join with Daughters of the Confed-
eracy in asking removal of the Roose.
velt memorial tree planted in the ca
pitol lawn by Boy Scouts.
Gloucester, Mass.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton has agreed to give cup to the
winner of the fishermne's races to be
held off this port next August as
feature of Gloucester's 300th anniver-
sary celebration. The races will be
open to all genuine fishing vessels.
New York-The murder by bandits
near Aleppo, Syria, of James Lester
Wright of Waukesha, Wis.,, a Near
East relief worker, was reported in
cable message to Near East relief
headquarters by Stanley Kerry, one
If it's workers in the Beirut-Aleppo
district.
Norfolk-The attempt of land type
If flying machine to land on the deck
If man-o-war in the United States
lavy proved successful off the Virginia
Capes. Lieutenant Commander God.
rey de Chevalier, flying a two scatter
A-606, landed on the flight deck Of the
]. s. S. Langley and the plane was
stopped by the arresting gear within
IS feet.
Detroit, Mich.-DetrOit's community
und was we'll on its way toward the
|econd million dollar mark as the re-
'ult of a gift of 100000 by Mayor
lanes Couzens. Another large gift
;ame from Edsel Ford, who boosted
he total by $4,000. The four days
has SO far brought in ST..
93,952.
Hopkinsville, Ky.-JuEan w. Cau-
lie, 81 years old, farmer near Ring
old, Tenn, died from stings of yellow
acket hornets.
Stockbridge, Mass. - Shadowbrook,
mansion occupied by Andrew Car
egie as summer estate for several
ears, has been bought by the Society
4 Jesus and will be transformed into
Jesuit novitiate. Sale price $780,
90.
Fredericksburg, Va.-Funeral ar.
angements for Mrs. Bette Washing.
on Wilson, aged SO, Wakefield, Va,
aid to have been grandniece of
.eorge Washington, were being COM
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