The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-29
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Washington
Washington-The New York state
rent law OF 1920 was held valid by the
supreme court.
Washingt0n-The second deficiency
bill, carrying $751;, 245, 900, was signed
BY President Harding.
washington - Personal exchanges
between President Harding and Presi-
dent Obregon, looking toward Ameri-
can recognition Of Mexico, are in prog
ress.
Northumberland from near
est relatives for the return Of Amer
lean dead from overseas will not be
considered favorably after March 81,
the war department announced.
Washington-Henry p. Fletcher has
concluded his services as under secre-
tary Of state and prepared to sail
April ! for Brussels where he will be
American ambassador to the court Of
Belgium.
Washington-"Fullest cooperation"
with the American Legion In its "em-
pigment day" drive to find jobs for
70o.o0o unemployed veterans Of the
World war wal urged in q statement
issued ~ Secretary of Labor J. J. Da.
vie.
Observation-Disclosures OF the ST.
5ooyooo provided In the seed loan act
1usls signed by President Harding for
.Eoltoy1nG the acute stress OF the farm
er1 = the crop failure are Of the
northWest will begin Immediately, the
department Of agriculture announced.
Washington-The House naval COM
i@ittoe agreed to report q bill fixing
~ maximum authorized enlisted
atrength Or the navy at $4,000 plus g.
~ apprentices, which Is 10000 less
thu the number Secretary DENLY de-
clorod - needed to operate the
troAsy Aeet.
Washington-Demands for immedi-
ne withdrawal OF all American troops
from the Rhine, AZ an answer to the
Allies' refusal to permit payment Of
~ 41l1 .00O.O 900 due to the United
States for their maintenance, we're
yotcod n the senate by Senators w. e.
BosaA End Oscar Underwood.
pomestic
Chicago-The American Farm Blu.
Eeou federation has announced estab.
1l1hmont Of ! daily radio news service
fof farmers.
Oakland, Calf. - Sir Auckland
0o1des, British ambassador, formally
denfed ~ said the four power treaty
aNogtod IN imminent war.
xnso Robles. Calif.-Ignace Pad
1foWskf. world famed pianist and for
mer Polish premier. has rallied from
! eoyere attack Of influenza, It was
a1nounced.
xn1fanapolis-Nearly IS per cent Of
~ 100000 union coal miners In
AmoS1ca favor throwing down their
IItchs April Int % force mine owners
1m1p : wage scale conference.
Gh3cago Threats OF violence
atotnst officials pushing = drive
1Cotnst orGanised crime resulted in =
Ipplltco guard being put about the
cno ~ Robert =. Grove, state attor-
NJ York-Ere which broke out In
~ parish house Of historic, old Trim
church On Lower Broadway de-
1<xn,ed the third moor and part Of
fcprth before the flames were
cko1.
9loxeland, 0hio-Twelye persons
~&1o hurt, some Of them seriously,
! hsavily laden Detroit avenue
zl6N11<oy oar crashed into the rear Of :
S16xoJnnd = 00uthwestern interurban
1lf n tho downtown section OF the
Stcaeo-When. Patrick Tierney, I
soO1dior. was arraigned for the
~ ~ his wife and ; year old
~ calmly told Judge Sullivan
"a not have ! lawyer and
y Wnnk one. ~I'm guilty he said,
Nant ~ - hanged"
M Nich.-The Ford Motor
announced IN increase OF 20
I a ~ totcs. The announce.
~ I direct answer to
u 14os1 and His ron Edsel to the
= ~ American Legion for
1ofmor service lei and was
oekivo ~ once.
>S3I1x6NNfnetoen western rail.
= plea 81 inability to
Seo1ont scale Of wages for
1S11161( 1nployees q ! hearing OF
fA11o railroad lAbor board.
p q tho roads petition
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