The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-05-25
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Washington

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y. "A. ~.
Preus of Minnesota and w. H. Nc
Masters of South Dakota are among
16 governors who have sent congrat-
ulatory messages to the National Wo-
mans party on the dedication OF its
new headquarters here.
Washington-Preside Harding and
his party, who visited with Senator
View Golf club near Absecon, arrived
at the White House. The return was
made in a rain storm.
| Washington-Nationw drive for
beer and light wine beginning to
arouse alarm in the ranks OF the Anti
saloon league.
| While the oil compa-
MES have been boosting the price OF
gasoline to an unprecedented peace
time level, they have been accumulat-
ing the greatest stock on record, gaso-
line stocks in the United States
amounting on April l to 1854, $4,000
gallons.
! Washington Secretary Herbert
| Hoover, in speech at Chamber OF
| Commerce, predicts United States will
| never again "engage in governmental
| loans; says they work for destruc-
| ton Of capital.
Washington-Grain Exchange prom
| Uses co-OperatiCr with department or
agriculture reasonable regulation or
exchanges now that supreme court has
held important part of grain exchange
law unconstitutional.
Washington-Glenn E. Plumb, coun-
sci for the 16 larger railroad labor or
| CARNATIONS and author Of the plumb
plan" of railroad operation and owner
ship, was declared by his physicians
| to be dying at his home here.
Neutrality-suspicious. II. O.
Woodruff, Michigan, and Representa-
| tive Royal c. Johnson, South Dakota,
despite Attorney General H. M. Daugh-
erty's explanation of intent to prose-
| cute alleged war contract frauds, in
sists to republican leaders upon action
| on their resolution recommending in
vestigation of attorney generals &C.
| tivities.
Washington-Presid Harding left
| Washington for weekend without send
bonus and left republican senators up
in the air on the situation.
Washington-Officia here get re.
port that Russian soviet government
has notified Germany it will prosecute
| Russians responsible for assassination
of Count Mirbach, German envoy,
killed at Moscow in 1918.
Washington-J. r. Howard, presi'
dent American Farm Bureau fedora
ton, supports ship subsidy before sen.
ate marine committee.
shington-Secretary of Navy Ed
win DENLY, at presidents request, 60
ing to Japan for survivors Of Anna.
polls class of 1881, as guest of JAP
anese Admiral Uriu, who was men,
Der of that class.
Domestic
White Plains, N. Y.-Supreme Court
Justice Moershauser denied Mrs. Anne
u. Stillman's application for an order
recurring James A. Stillman to pay
$780,. to defray the cost OF the recent
Canadian hearings in the Stillman d.
vorce suit.
Long Beach, Calif-One man was
shot and drowned, four men arrested
and a launch and two trucks, togeth-
err with 1913 cases of liquor, were seized
here following a fight between police
and liquor smugglers at the harbor
here.
Pana, Ill-Thomas Harrison, aged
Is, a farmer, is lying in Shelby county
hospital, a victim of white mule" and
buckshot. Travelling under a high
voltage of white mule, he was shoot
ing I'D the town of StewardsOn with
rife. Deputy Sheriffs Floyd Biggs
shot off Harrison's right hand, caus.
ing him to drop the rife just as Davis
filled the hootch> victims back and
legs with buckshot.
New York-Directors OF the Ma
tional Association of Manufacturers
announced reelection of President
John E. Edgerton, Tennessee; Treas
urer Henry Abbott, New York, and
Secretary George S. Boudinot, New
York.
Dallas-Edward H. Fitzgerald, Gin
cinnati, was reelected grand presi-
dent of the Brotherhood of Railway
Clerks, Freight and Express Handlers
and Station Employees, and Phil. E.
Zigler, also of Cincinnati, reelected
editor and manager of 1.-THE Railway
Clerk" official publication Of the
brotherhood, at the brotherhood con-
vention.
Jersey City-Five hundred and four
gallons of whisky shipped by distill-
ing companies in Kentucky to IA New
York firms were seized on the pier
of the American Railway Express
company by general prohibition
agents. 49, ... l..
Lafayette, Ind-Edward Charles Ell.
liott, chancellor OF. the University. of
Montana, has been selected as the
new president of Purdue university in
this city to fill the vacancy caused by
the death Of DR.. w. G. Stone, who was
800 .x,i,s L. nfoer