Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-04
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NEWS OF WORLD
Big Happenings Of the Week
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Washington-Three former German
ships have been chartered to the
American Relief commission to carry
food to Russia. ~ r.. s15ss
Washington-Approval of 1T ad-
vances for agricultural and livestock
purposes, aggregating 1868, 900, was
announced by the war finance oorpo-
ration. $500. .':-... -
Observation-Disclosures from cancer in
the death registration area of the Uni
ted States in 1920 totaled approximate
~ $4,000, according to report by the
census bureau.
Washington - Shoe manufacturers
who appeared before the senate
finance committee we're given to I'M
derstand that hides would not be on
the free list when the permanent
tariff bill is reported to the senate.
Washington - Retention of news
print paper and woodpulp on the free
list in the new tariff law was urged
by 8. e. Thomason, chairman Of the
paper committee of the American
Newspaper Publishers association. p
Washington - Senator Bots Pen.
rose Of Pennsylvania is confined to
his apartment here with a bronchial
cold. The senator's physician stated
that his condition had continued to
show Improvement :....>.. .
Washington Changes in soviet gov
ernmental policies recently made--0
indicated as in prospect, may eventu-
ally bring about q resumption of trade
relations between Russia and the
United States, it was said at the
White House. a~a s: j. .,.<
Observation-Disclosures exports to
Europe declined $43, 10000 In Novem-
Der, as compared with the previous
month, according to an official sum-
mary of foreign trade issued by the
department of commerce.. Imports
from Europe increased in the same
period about $3,500,000. ..:..-. -
Washington An agricultural con-
ference. to help that industry out Of
its severe financial slump is under
consideration by the administration,
it was stated. The tentative plan
calls for conference of representa-
tives of farmers, railroads, financial
institutions and agricultural imple-
ment makers. ~ - ~: u: -
Washington - Estimates made by
tho h,,~ al,
based on reports to- the interstate
commerce commission from 1877 rail-
roads out Of a total Of 200, indicate
the net operating income of the rail-
roads for November will be approx
mately $S0,000,000, representing re-
turn of 4.6 per cent ;a': ~ = - 'sI# =
Observation-Disclosures Of the ship.
ping board and experts associated
with them In the formulation Of a.
program for the aid Of the American
marine, probably will rec
to President Harding the de-
Of the amount Of remuner-
alton to be paid American ships BY a
differential based On a combination Of
speed, tonnage and distance covered.
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DOMESTIC gil a,,Y-:zss ss.sss- s..tg::..tsE
Flint, Mich in the fire which
destroyed the G. E. Brandt Wholesale
paper house was estimated at $780,
O00. s> . r. 80. It's .-e .. .4S
London, Ky. - Three men were
killed instantly and two others were
seriously wounded in a pistol battle
at Petersburg: "@s <-.: 2. ~
Chicago-Bandits broke into the
home of Charles "A. Stonehill Of
Glencoe, near here, stealing 100000
worth of rare wines an dliquors.
Seattle Theft of motion picture
films valued intrinsically at 100000
and in earning power at SIS, O0O, 900,
has been reported to the police here.
San Francisco - Four prohibition
agents have been poisoned in the last
three weeks from Illicit brandy which
they consumed in the course of duty.
Chicago-Mrs. Charles w. French,
wife Of the alleged co-conspirator Of
John w. Worthingt ton. in the swindles,
which are said to total $50, 900 200, lis.
Under arrest in San Diego. !,
Toledo William A. Reed, aged 80.
and father Of six children,
vas slain by a Negro, making the fifth
policeman killed this year and the
second within week. :.3.. .1 s,5
Belfast-The year Of guerilla war
are In Belfast has taken toll Of
10 Hves,sit was announced here. OF
hose II were police. Five hundred
and forty were wounded. M s
New y Alleged organized theft
u more than $1,OOO,0o0 worth OF sup
lilies from the army base at Brooklyn
vas disclosed by army intelligences
lfficers after the arrest Of three civ
liam employees.
Peru, Ind Joseph Flitcraft, aged
E8, murdered his wife, aged 40, and
buried her under the house. Flitcraft5
lcted suspiciously and was arrested.
After two hours grilling he conf
essed he had killed her.
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