The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-12-28

New York-Motor vehicle produc-
ton reports to the National Automo
bile Chamber of Commerce show the
total output for II months Of the year
to be 2,344,0O0.
New York Edward Donesan.
| Brooklyn boot1egger, VINO claims to
have made $1,0OO,0O0 selling liquor,
| was taken to the Atlanta federal pent-
| tentiaryto begin serving 10 years for
| conspiracy and grand larceny.
Chicago-Oscar E: Bradfute OF Zen
it'll, Ohio, was elected president of the
American Farm Bureau federation.
H. Howard, the retiring president, re
fused to be a candidate and condemn
ed politics in the organization.
Los Angeles The anti-Volstead
quacking Of 300 geese recently led to
the arrest Of o. S. Steglatt at Cuda-
by, according to local prohibition
agents, who confiscated three stills,
100 gallons of moonshine and 800 gal
Ions of mash concealed in coops OF
the chickens and geese at Staglatts
residence.
Philadelphia-The battleship Iowa,
veteran of the Spanish-Amsrican war,
recently passed down ths Delaware
from the local navy yard on it's way
to Hampton Roads, there to be put in
final shape for it's last voyage to join
the twilight feet of the American
| navy-those obsolete battleships
which have ended their existence az
targets for the guns Of their comrades
afloat.
Sporting
Ironwood, Mich.-Hunting fatalities
in the upper peninsula OF Michigan
this year showed a big decrease COM
pared with last year and the year be-
fore.
New Yorkz-Ban Johnson, president
of the American league, launched an
attack on gambling in major league
ball parks in the joint major league
| meeting.
New York-Major league baseball
magnates in joint session damned the
brakes on late-season sales and thus
checked, for a time at least, the out
cry against the buying Of pennants."
New York-Eugene Criqoni, feath-
er weight champion of Europe, has
been signed to meet Johnny Kilbane
on Decoration Day. The fight will
probably be staged in Paris.
Indianapolis, Ind.-Walter 'Rehg.
| veteran outflelder for the Indianapolis
American association baseball club,
was traded by the management of the
local club for Al Ellis of the Louis
vile Colonies.
Paris-Georges Carpenter, former
light heavyweight champion OF Eur
ope, said he would sign contract to
fight Battling Sikh late in March. The
agreement will be for 20 rounds with
four-ounce gloves.
Bloomington, Ind.-Indiana univer-
sity's 1923 varsity football team will
be made up to large extent of mate
rial from this years freshman squad.
Twelve members of this seasons
! squad will be lost by graduation.
Des Moines, Iowa-Eleven members
of the Drake university football team,
| which finished the season tied with
Nebraska for first place in the Mis-.
! souri, Valley conference, will be miss
| ing when the roll is called next fall.
Lafayette, Ind.-Thirteen members
of the Purdue university football team
wore a boilermaker uniform for the
last time when Purdue and Indiana
met here November 25 making the
end of the Western Conference grid
| iron season.
Chicago--At a special meeting OF
| faculty representatives OF the Wes-
tern Conference held at the Univer.
sity club, it was voted to rescind the
action taken on Dec. 2 and permit
Big Ten athletes to compete in the
| National Collegiate A. A. track and
field games to be held on Stage field
| in June.
! New York-The Baseball Writer'S
| Association of America Endorsed the
| action of it's New York chapter in re-
fusing to recognize Ty Cobb's 1922
batting average as .401 because of al
legged arbitrary action by Ban john
son, president of the American league,
in crediting the Detroit manager with
a hit in a game here May Is, although
| the play was recorded as an error by
| the official scorer.
Foreign
Warsaw-Martial law became et-
| fective in Warsaw by proclamation OF
| the cabinet.
Berlin-At the recent elections in
Finland 10 women were elected mem
bers of the riksdag.
iondon--A plan to harness the
winds and make them produce cleo.
| tricity for rural districts has been pre-
! scented to the ministry OF agriculture.
Moscow-Just as last year Russia
| experienced its food crisis, Russia is
| experiencing an industrial crisis this
| winter. Serious efforts are being
| made to save the mines and factories
from collanSe