The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-09-28
Northwest

dish Lutheran church here, has az
cepted call to the Tabor Evangelical
Lutheran church, Minneapolis.
Platte, S. D.-A destructive fire tina
originated in building at the rear o
the Wilson Hotel here destroyed near
ly two blocks of business houses ant
the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST.. Pau
passenger station.
Superior, Wis.-The Lake Superio
Teachers association will hold it's an
nual convention here Oct. lib. Elk
, Governor Harding of Iowa will delive,
, the opening address.
Ottumwa, Iowa-Frank Mareno, EN-
ploye of the Rock Island railroad
shops, died from knife wounds inflict
ed by William Walker, Negro EN-
ployee, in fight in the shops.
Fargo-One Of the best hunting
seasons in many years is facing NORTH
Dakota hunters, according to reports
brought in by those who went out al
the seasons opening. Chickens, while
hard to flush, are abundant. Ducks
are plentiful.
Valley City, N. D.-The annual con
vention of the Ladies auxiliary of the
American Legion opened here and will
continue two days. Approximately 300
delegates had assembled when the
meeting was called to order.
Yankton, S. &D.-Joseph Kratchvil,
Bohemian section worker of Lake An
des, S. D., murdered his wife by chop
ping her to pieces with butcher
knife, pleaded guilty to the crime of
first degree murder and was given a
life term in the penitentiary.
Sioux City-Mrs. Herbert Hoover
has promised Garcia Younglove, Girl
Scout director here, to spend one day
with the Sioux City organization early
| in November, when she is en- route
to her home in California for the win
ter.
| Neenah, Wis.-Murray McCallum, 70
Years old who went through the Civil
war, with only scars to show for his
experiences, lost the first finger on
his right hand in his wife's washing
machine His finger was cut off in the
wringer attachments.
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away with % head of cattle belonging
to Brule county rancher few days
ago. They were found on a ranch in
an adjoining county where they had
been sold for $1,000.
Devils Lake, N. D.-Edward Evans,
harvest hand, was shot through the
right lung, at Churches Ferry, near
here, by another harvest hand who re.
fused to permit Evans to board
freight train. Evans is in the hospital
here and is in serious condition. Z,
Sporting
Chicago-A baseball players life
was insured for $125,OOO, when a pol
icy was taken out by the Chicago
White Sox> insuring the club against
the death of Willie Kamm, the sensa-
tiOnal third baseman~ Of the San Fran
cisco club Of the Pacific Coast league,
who recently was purchased by Presi-
dent Charles A. Comiskey.
Minneapolis Forty-six husky foot
ball players for Minnesota ~" greet
ed Coach Bill Spaulding and his as
sistants when they opened the prac-
tice season at Northrop field. The
more important candidates we're on
hand for the first workout.
Foreign
Paris-Belgium has accepted the
guarantees offered by the German
Reischsbank for payment within six
Of Germany's treasury notes, I
the reparations commission has been
informed.
Mexico City-Twenty persons, sew
eral believed to be Americans, were
killed and many injured when
a train bound from Mexico City to
Laredo was wrecked at a village near
Queretaro.
Changchung, Manchuria-A dead
lock is reported in the conference be-
tween Japan, the Russian soviet gov
eminent and Chita, the far eastern
Siberian republic. Russia has demand
ed that Japan at once evacuate the
northern part of the Island of SAX
halien, but Japan refuses until she
has been Unidentified for the 1920
massacre of Japanese at Nikolaievsk.
Riga-While the American relief ad.
is distributing hundreds
If thousands of dollars worth of
medicines and supplies in Ukraine,
he soviet legation in Riga announces
hat Ukraine has sent a large; COM
)letely equipped medical unit to An
CORA to aid the wounded Turks.
Tokio-Japanese delegates to the
9an-Paciflc conference at Honolulu
lave been asked to urge free port
or Hawaii and abolition of coastwide
restrictions in all Pacific lands. .
Manila-Serious damage is believed
% have resulted from typhoon which
las swept over the Philippines. Two
small coastwise vessels were sunk in
Manila bay.
Bieruth-While 500 children were
,athing in the Mediterranean Near
CAST Relief orphanage, three small
Joys were carried through the safety