The Tomahawk., 1922-11-02
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engineering SOCloLleS dlloE AuFeSLlSt
ton report in favor of eight hour work
day in steel mills.
Washington-Tariff experts say
flexibility provision of new law will
make general tariff revisions unneces
sary with political party changes.
Washington - Secretary C. E.
Hughes calls conference Of Central
armament.
ashington-American Federation
of Labor nonpartisan political com
mittee appeals to voters to repudiate
present congress, charging that it
was for the rich and against the poor.
Washington-Senator D. I. Walsh,
Massa chusetts, chairman democratic
senatorial campaign committee, after
tour of west, predicts that democrats
will make great gains in forthcoming
election.
Washington - Proclamation an
nouncing new provisional gov ernment
| for Dominican republic made public
| at state department. American mill
tary forces to withdraw.
Washington-Prohib Commits
sioner Roy Haynes will enforce liquor
expedite appeal to supreme court on
injunction denied by Judge Learned
Hand, in New York.
Neutrality-suspicious. of justice
hears that Chicago iron and steel firm
settles government war claim of half
billion dollars growing out OF surplus
property sales.
Washington-Great Northern rail-
road appeals to interstate commerce
commission for sufficient cars to
move grain, livestock and COAL Situa-
ton serious in northwest.
Washington-Rear Admiral Seaton
Schroeder, retired, from 1909 to 1911,
commander of the Atlantic fleet, is
dead at the Naval hospital. He was
70 years old and was born in this city.
the son of Francis Schroeder, Ameri.
can minister to Sweden.
Washington-It is reported that
Herbert Hoover is politically done for
as power within the Harding admin.
istration. He may resign as secretary
Of commerce at an early date.
Washington-Both Republicans and
Democrats concentrating supreme
campaign efforts in Ohio, presidents
state; cabinet to take up cudgels of
party. Secretary c. E. Hughes to go
into state last. President Harding
hears of Democratic gains.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES expect
ed to ask congress to modify Volstead
act to relieve government from embar-
rassment with foreign nations in en-.
forcing law as applied to ships.
Domestic
San Bernardino Calif-One hundred
and seventy-eight disabled veterans
were moved from the government hos
pital at Arrow Head Springs, six miles
north of here, when a forest fire be-
came menacing.
Chicago-F. A. Torrey, general SUI
perintendent Of motive power of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rail-
nounced. He will be placed on the
pension roll. Q
Zion, Ill.-Wilbur- Glenn Voliva,
overseer of the Christian Catholic
church in Zion, in a sermon advocated
that the women of his church horse
whip men who smoke in their pres
ence in Zion.
Chicago-Seeking an opportunity to
view skyscrapers at close hand, mem
bers Of the Iowa chapter Of the Amer
lean Institute of Architects assembled
here for their annual convention in.
stead of in Iowa City, Iowa.
Los Angeles-Fire which broke out
in the battery compartment of the
submarine RI, at Los Angeles harbor,
did damage estimated at $1,000.
Atlantic City; N. J.-Scribbling |
across the backs of two advertising
cards and signed by Herman Thomas
and Frank Kramer of Weehawken, the
following message was washed. ashore
in a milk bottle: Wrecked off lower |
Long Island in tug Oct. IA, 1922. Have
not any water left. Drifting out to
sea. Guess We'll, die. Notify parents"
Sioux City, Iowa-The town OF
South Sioux City, Neb., has been
placed under a 10 day quarantine by
City uSdllu O1ACc1S UUC " dA Cp3OCIAlS
Of diphtheria. The public schools and
churches of the town will be closed |
and no public meetings will be allowed
during the 10 day period. . =
Seattle-Francis ]. Scrivens, who |
served IL years with the United States
army and suffered two wounds in &C.
ton in the World war, lost his fight in
federal court to remain in this country
as citizen.
Macon, Ga.-Aljutant General J.
Van Holt Nash of Atlanta and Lieu.
tenant Butler of Griffin were instantly
killed when an automobile in which
they were riding overturned near
Griffin, Ga. -
Detroit - Mayor James Couzens,
known as "the father of Detroit's mu.
nicipal railway system" will take
active charge of the railway, he an.
nounced. He is to become general
manager in the absence of Joseph S.