Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-18

81 New York German gold estimated
at between $10.000.0O0 and 81. 100000
has been deposited this week with the.
New York Federal Reserve bank.
Waukegan, III Attorneys for Gov
ernor Small and Vernon Curtis,
charged with conspiracy to embezsle
state funds, asked Judge Claire @. nd
wards to strike out parts OF the states
bill Of particulars as Irrelevant and
scandalous.''
Oakland, Calf. A. Snow, cura.
tor Ct the Oakland museum, returned
here after two years spent in African
jungles. He valued at approximately
the animal specimens OBJ
tained by the expedition for the mu-
scum. ~ 4
Indianapolis - Robert Thiselle,
years old, son of Mrs. Samuel Halla-
gan, OF Palestine, ILL.,, underwent q Sc
rious operation at st. Vincent's hospi-
tai when DR.. William F. Mott, lung
specialist, removed a brassheaded
tack from his right lung.
San Francisco-Woodrow Wilson
declared in a letter written by him
January 3 to John III. Williams of
San Francisco, and published in the
Bulletin, that failure of the Senate to
ratify the Treaty of Versailles de-
prived the United States of the leader.
ship of the world. :: ~. a. =.
Northwest ~-.
Winnipeg-The United Farmers of
Manitoba in convention here took a
firm stand for reduction of freights
on basis commodities.
Spokane-Five persons were seri-
ously injured and 10 or II others were
slightly hurt when the three rear cars
of Northern Pacific passenger train
No. 1, Of the North Coast limited,
westbound from Minneapolis, were
derailed five miles west of Cornell,
Wash. ..-e, - 80.
Minneapolis-A colonization project
in Montana and North Dakota involv-
ing the purchase of 116 farms totaling
10000 acres at total cost Of about
$1,500,000, has been launched by Wal.
ter D. Boutell: Minneapolis furniture
dealer, and Moses L. Zimmerman and
J. D. Barrett, St. Paul businessmen,
Mr.. Boutell said, when he announced
that purchase of the tracts had been
completed. ~ ~ .,~s
Minneapolis -. twenty-five million
dollars has been loaned by the agri-
cultural loan agency of the War
Finance corporation for the North
west to banks in Minnesota, North
and South Dakota, up to the first of
the New Year, according to M. O.
Graveyard, secretary of the. North.
west agency, in reviewing the accom-
of the local bureau for
1921.
Sporting
Philadelphia - Benjamin F. Shibe,
president of the Philadelphia Ameri-
can league baseball club, is dead.
Minneapolis-Norval Baptie, former
worlds champion speed skater, ar
rived here to finish training for
series of races with Everett MCGOWAN,
st. Pauls flash, on Jan. % at the Hip
podcome rink.
New York-Fred Fulton, Minneap-
oils heavyweight, and BARLEY Mad
den, New York, fought twelve rounds
to draw in Madison Square Garden.
The verdict was booted by the fans
who appeared to favor Madden.
New York-Gene Tunney, New
York, won the American light heavy.
weight boxing championship = here
when he received the judges decision
after a twelve-round bout with Bat
Ting Levinsky, also of this city.
London - Georges Carpenter, who
decisively defeated George Cook of
Australia here, may ask another fight
with Jack Dempsey, worlds champion
heavyweight, after meeting Ted kid"
Lewis, Francois Descamps, Carpen-+
tiers manager, announced.
Foreign .>-.. = !
Berlin-Many lives were lost in the
explosion of chemical factory near
Budapest, it was reported here. i
Dublin-The Anglo.Irish treaty Gre
ating the Irish Free State, was unani-
ratified by the South Ierland
Eamonn De Valera and
his supporters who opposed the treaty
in the Dali Eireann, were absent.
Paris-Surrender of the Germans
charged with offenses in connection
with the war to the Allies for trial is
recommended in two resolutions
adopted by the Inter-Allied commits
sion on war crimes made public.
London = Mustapha Kemal Pasha,
the Turkish nationalist leader, has
been murdered, says an Exchange
Telegraph agency dispatch from Con-
stantinople, quoting report from An
CORA, the Turkish nationalist capital.
Paris-M. Poincare, in his task of
forming a French cabinet to succeed
the BRAND ministry, asked former
Premier Rene Viviani to accept the
post of minister of justice, with the
vice presidency of the cabinet, but M.
viviani refused the portfolio.
& Moscow--William N. Haskell, direc-s
tor of the American relief administers