The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1923-02-15
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on the way to recovery, General Saw
yer declared.
Washington-The senate confirmed
nomination Of Robert Woodr Bliss.
New York, third assistant secretary OF
state, to be minister of Sweden, and
]. Butler Wright, Wyoming, to be third
assistant secretary Of state.
Washington-Movem for the re-
nomination Of President Harding
launched in the senate by Senator ].
q. Watson (rep., Ind.), close personal
friend and adviser Of the president.
Washington-Proyis prohibiting
immigration Of Japanese, establishing
basic quotas of 400 for each national
ity and limiting to per cent on basis
OF census of 1890 additional immigra-
ton from all nations, contained in bill
reported from house immigration COM
mittee after a stormy discussion with
minority led by Representative A. ].
SABBATH (dem., Ilf) Adoption OF 1890
census will reduce materially immi-
grafton of Jews, Poles, Italians, b.
hemians, Lithuanians, Rumanians and
Hungarians. Senate passes bill for
admission of Armenian refugees.
Washington-The house interstate
commerce committee approved the ad-
ministration measure proposing to re-
turn, millions of dollars worth Of enc
my allen property seized in the war.
Domestic.
West Palm Beach-Three boys were
killed and five others were injured
near here when one OF them fired a
shot in sticks Of dynamite which had
been placed for safekeeping in KNAPP
sack hanging in a palmetto tree.
Birmingham, Ala. William B.
Green, director of the Associated Ad-
vertising Clubs Of the World, who has
been missing from New York for 10
days, was located here and declared
his absence was caused by illness.
Wichita Falls, Transatlantic Coe,
oil field worker, after rescuing one
child from the burning home Of Ross
Collum at Burkburnett, returned to
the blazing house to bring out another
child and was burned to death with
the 8 year old Collum baby. The roof
fell in as Coe entered the building the
second time. His body and that OF
the baby were found after the fire had
been extinguishd.
Louisville, Ky.-Garland w. Pow
ell, national director of the American.
ism commission Of the American Le-
gion, said in an address that more
than a quarter of a million working.
men are still unemployed.
Chicago-Police were asked to
search for an Indian bride who came
to Chicago from northern Wiscon-
sin reservation two months ago, &C.
cording to Albert Phellon, the hus-
band, who is a Chippewa Indian. She
disappeared from their home and Phel-
lon was uncertain whether love for
the reservation had lured her back or
some misfortune had befallen her.
PHILADELPHIA large Broad street
cafe was thrown into uproar when
Edward Donnelly beat his wife before
more than 100 diners and then shot
policeman who attempted to inter-
fere.
Charleston, 8. C.-Six weeks and
three days out of New York, the ma.
rine schooner Helvetia arrived in port
apparently none the worse for its
battling with midwinter gales off the
Atlantic coast. Captain Greenwood,
master of the vessel, reported on COM
ing ashore that all members Of his
crew were well. Many seafaring men
had given the schooner up for lost.
Columbus, Ohio-The Ohio house of
representatives declared itself against
the state attempting to regulate &C.
tivities Of secret organizations within
its borders. The bill, 1t was said, was
intended to curb Ku Klux Khan activ-
tiles. BY a vote Of 26 to 81 the house
defeated a bill requiring secret or
ganizations other than those organized
for purely social purposes to file a
list of their officers with the secre-
tary of state and keep a roster Of
their membership open for inspection.
Salt Lake City, Utah-Pilot Kenneth
Unger of the u. 8. Airmail service
took his machine to the head Of the
American fork Canyon southeast OF
Salt Lake City and dropped from the
air two hundred pounds of foodstuffs
to three persons marooned at the Pa
ciflc mine because Of deep SHOWS. A
telephone message from the mine said
the food supply was nearly exhausted.
: Phoenix-Paul v. Hadley must hang
Friday, April Is, for the murder OF
Mrs. Anna G.. Johnson, according to
a ruling of supreme court. The su-
preme court affirmed the Judgment OF
the Pima county superior court.
Harrisburg, Miss.-Theo. G. Bilbo,
former governor Of Mississippi, was
arrested here on a federal warrant
charging contempt Of court. The &C
ton grew out of Mr.. Bilbo's failure
to appear as a witness at the trial Of
the damage suit of Miss Frances Birk-
head against Governor Lee M. Rus