The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-09-28
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Neutrality-suspicious. M. T
Rhodes, Missouri, asked for a COZ
gressional investigation of delay
' and determinations" in the veterans
bureau at St. Louis.
Washington Representative Oh
yer, Democrat, Alabama, gave Repre-
sentative Dempsey, Republican, New
York, slap on the cheek in the Hous'
during the hubbub which attends tn
calling of the roll.
Washington - President Harding
played golf for the first time since
Mrs. Harding was taken critically il
nearly two weeks ago. 1t was at thu
advice of General Sawyer, his persona
physician, that he took to the links
Mrs. Harding continues to show i'm
prOvement, it was stated.
ashington-Former treasury EN-
ployees appointed by Elmer Dover anG
dismissed under charges, accuse com
missioner of internal revenue and
other treasury officials of Irregular
ties and demand investigation of their
bureaus.
MISUNDERSTANDING of Labor J
]. Davis says settlement of rail strike
will remove last obstacle in pathway
Of greatest economic revival in ma.
TONS history.
Observation-Disclosures repub-
licans jubilant over primary elections |;
see Endorsement of Harding regime
and check to advancing wave of party
revolt.
Washington-A White House police
force is created under bill signed by
President Harding. The measure
transfers from the District of Column
bia Police department., 80 men. The
President will be the nominal head of
the new organization.
Washington 49, Announcement was
made by the State department that
Consul General Nelson Johnson, who
has been on duty at the State depart
ment, has sailed for England to make
a more detailed investigation Of
charges against the former consul, and
vice consul of the United States at
Newcastle.
Washington-A resolution requesting
the president to direct the prohibition
commissioner to enforce the dry law
equally throughout the country and
not to attempt to Cypress the people
of New York, was introduced by Rep
resentative T. ]. Ryan (rep., N. W.
Domestic
New Haven, Conn.-Henry M.
Croker, Civil war veteran and be-
lieved to have been the last living pail
bearer of Abraham Lincoln, is dead in
his eighty-second year. He was born
in Vestel, N. Y.
Saranac Lake, N. Y.-Catharine
Doty, aged Is, saved four persons
from drowning when she and four 9TH
ers had fallen in their automobile from
a 30 foot bridge.
K1ttanning, Pa.-An 81 year old.
Civil war soldier, father of 20 children,
took the witness stand on his own
behalf and testified that he shot and
killed David Spear Moxon, a mine SUI
perintendent, because he believed that
Moxon had wronged his daughter. The
Olu 1ldA, fiuOIcW Odf1S, was IOAuoAuCu
to jail to stand trial for the murder.
Chicago-The Women's Christian
union seeks to keep Sun
day from being commercialized. Miss
Anna Gordon, world and national pres
ident of the organization, said, in deny |
ing published reports that the union |
had issued a Sabbath observance |
~ I,1,,o 1our coono
West Palm Beach, Fla.-The hear
ing in the suit by the three children
Of Richard Croker to have his will
adjudged illegal was continued until
Oct. Is.
New York-Alban A. Ryan, whose
recent petition in bankruptcy men,
toned liabilities of $1S,O00,00O, filed
papers forming new stock and bonds
firm with capital of $4,000.
Memphis-G. Cohen, editor of the
Labor Review, was sentenced to six
months in Jail and G.. v. Sanders, man.
aging editor Of the Morning Press, has
been arrested on charges of contempt
If court following statements in re-
gard to the shopmen's strike.
L1tl13 num- AIh.-JuuSS 11dIIy ~.
Hale Of the municipal court, resigned
when a committee met to investigate
charges OF misconduct on the part of
he Judge accused of "overzealousness"
n kissing a woman companion at a
lance. 4~... 49,.
Chicago-The petition of the elevat-
ID railroad lines to lower their rate
If fare, submitted to the Illinois CON-
nerce commission, has been granted.
The rate is reduced from four tickets
It IS cents to three tickets for rs
,ents.
Des Moines-Dr. Perry Ingle, So
:ialist, candidate for governor, an
bounced that the socialist party of
owa would put no candidate up to
up in opposition to Smith w. Brook
TART and Clyde L. Herring republican
md democratic candidate, for United
,tatess senator.
st. Joseph, Mich.-Trial Of William
!. Foster, on charges of violating the /;