The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-11-23
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Washington
Washington-Budget bureau recon-
mends 35 increase in appropriation for
bureau of foreign and domestic COM
MERGE.
Observation-Disclosures Legion leg.
islative committee official says cleo
ton killed off soldier bonus opponents
and assured bonus legislation in next
congress.
Washing tOn--DevelOpm OF an
American merchant marine under prl
yate ownership and operation is an
underlying motive in the framing OF
the administration ship subsidy bill.
Observation-Disclosures MOtett, after
watching airplane carrier test, advises
that United States build full tonnage
Of carriers without delay for emer'
gency defense Of coasts.
hington-Attorney General II.
NJ Daugherty planning to prosecute
hundreds of cases Of swindlers who
have f1eeced people Of millions through
fraudulent use of mails.
Washington-Sec:ela A. w. Mel.
Ion urges revision ii immigration Law
to admit laborers from western Eur
ope.
Washing Washington hears that
French naval treaty opponents will
make Ambassador ]. J. Jusserand OBJ
ject of attack.
Washington-A federal revenue OF
approximately $445, 100000 this fiscal
year from import taxes, or about $780,
100000 more than ever before, was
forecast by customs officials.
shington-Prohibition and anti
prohibition forces both claiming vic
tory in election. Defeat of Volstead
puts Representative G. S. Graham,
Pennsylvania, liberal, in line for chair.
man of the judiciary committee.
Observation-Disclosures current here
that Senator S. A. Newberry Of Michi'
gan will resign to avert reopening OF
contest to GUST him from senate.
Washington-Political leaders here
see balance of power in congress In
hands of administration reRubl1'
| cans.
| Observation-Disclosures Federation
of Labor claims election was victory
for people, moving down defenders
of privilege, greed, oppression and re
action"
Washington Governor General
Leonard Wood expects to surrender
his office in the Philippines and as
sumo his duties as provost Of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania some time
prior to Feb. / next, Secretary J. w.
Weeks has been informed.
Domestic
Ried Bank, N..J.-Richard Kyle Fox,
aged 76, editor and publisher OF the
Police Gazette, is dead.
Neutrality-suspicious. l.. McVey, presi
dent of the University Of Kentucky,
was elected president of the National
Association of State Universities and
| Chicago was selected for the 1928
meeting.
Detroit-Healthy authorities con:
demned two carloads of candy being
sold to children in grab bags.
Philadelphia-MissA Anna A. Gordon:
Evanston, ILL.,, vicepresident OF the
Worlds Woman's Christian Temper
ance union, was elected president OF
the organization.
Ell Paso-The body Of J. B. Cum
mings, former justice Of the peace at
Lockland, Ohio, was found near Juar'
ez, Chihuahua, Mexico, just across
the boundary from Ell Pasc.
Chicago-A uniform plan of drill
regulations for the Knights Templar
throughout the country was adopted
by a committee meeting here.
Montgomery-Roy Dickerson, motor
ious bank robber and Jail breaker, add
ed another episode to his career when
he mysteriously escaped from Kilby
prison, Alabama's new state peniten'
tiary near here.
New York-An unidentified boy, !!
yeats old, was run down and killed
here yesterday by the automobile OF
James N. Hill, of st. Paul, son of the
late James J. Hill.
Indianapolis, 1nd.-Albert J. Bever
idge, defeated candidate for United
States senator from Indiana, has be-
gun work on his latest book, Life OF
Abraham Lincoln" companion piece
to the Life of John Marshall"
Omaha-W. r. Carpenter, indie
pendence, Kan, disabled World wal
veteran, in training at Bellevue Vo
cational Training school near here,
awoke to find that he was county
| treasurer-elect of Montgomery county.
Kansas.
Spangler, -Methane-commonly
called marsh gas-was responsible for
the explosion in the Reilly mine Mon
day, which claimed toll of more than
three score Of lives.
New York-The oldest bank in the
United States operating under its orig
inal charter granted in 1799-the Bank
of Manhattan company-is preparing
to distribute 10 its stockholders a
stock dividend of 100 per cent.
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