The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-04-24
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Washington

Washington-The senate rejected
the nomination OF Samuel Knight, San
Francisco, to be special government
counsel in prosecuting oil suits in
California.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of ST.
100000 for payment Of clans filed I'M
der provisions Of the war minerals re-
lief act would be authorized in a bill
passed by the senate.
Washington Jail sentences for
liquor law violators were urged in in
structions prepared by Attorney Cen
eral H. F. Stone, for United States at
torneys.
Washington w ithout comment
President Coolidge transmitted to the
house a supplementary estimate Of
100000 to cover expenses beginning
July Of senate investigations.
Washington-Reports that Leonard
Wood Is planning to resign as COVER.
nor general in the Philippines were
said by Secretary of War ]. w. Weeks
to be without foundation.
Washington-The government nolle
pressed one Of the indictments against
Representative ]. w. Langley (rep.,
ky), who is charged with conspiracy
in connection with liquor withdrawal
permits.
Westinghouse resolution authoriz-
ing Investigations by SPECIAL con-
gressonal committee of all land grants
IN tho Norfbarp pooi6c o;Iwou nm,
pany was reported to the house by the
public lands committee.
Washington-Major General Charles
p. Summerall was relieved from COM
mand OF the Hawaiian department at
Honolulu and will be succeeded by Ma
tor General Charles T. Menoher, now
commanding the Hawaiian division at
Scofield barracks.
Washington-There's only one saxo-
phone in Saxony, and 1t is attracting
so much attention that special police
guards are kept in front of the shop
which exhibits 1t to keep the crowds
In order. the commerce department
has been informed by Consul D. S.
Haven at Leipzig.
Washington - Secretary Hubert
Work tentatively approved an applica-
ton Of the Moffat tunnel commission
for right of way over public lands
for the construction of a tunnel
through the Continental divide, be-
tween Grand and Gilpin counties, Col
orado.
Washington-Senato w. e. Borah,
ossible choice for temporary chairman
of republican national convention.
summed up import of Teapot Dome
and other scandals in an address in
which he said good would come of dis
closures and scored secret contribu-
tions to party committees from large
interests.
Washington-The Indignation Of the
Albanian government over the MUIR
der of George B. belong and Robert
Lewis Coleman in Albania recently,
was expressed in cablegram from
the foreign office made public by c. A.
Chekrezi, former Albanian commits
three Of the slayers had been killed
and the others were being pursued.
Domestic
Fort Wayne, Ind.-Clara Kimball
Young, screen and stage actress, was
taken suddenly i'll during her per-
Torrance, and her condition was said
by physicians to be serious.
New York-Dr. Newell Dwight Hill
is, one of the best known clergymen
in the United States, has resigned as
pastor Of the Plymouth Congregation
al church in Brooklyn, because of i'll
health.
Boston-Governor C. H. Cox signed
a bill repeating an act Of the legisla-
ture two years ago calling for the re-
moval Of John 8. Sargent's painting,
"The Synagogue" from the walls of
the Boston Public library.
Chicago-The life of the American
Legion depends upon the passage Of
an adjusted compensation act for for
mer service men, Aaron Shapiro,
chairman Of the national legislative
committee Of the Legion, declared.
Louisville, Ky.-Following a break
down Of wage scale negotiations here,
formal strike order affecting approx
mately 10000 miners in nearly Go
western Kentucky coal pits was is
sued at Central City by Lonnie Jack.
son.
Chicago Commander Evangeline
Booth OF the Salvation Army, was pre-
scented with a $1O5.oOO check at the
army's central territorial congress
here. Miss Booth said the money
would be used in defraying expenses
Of home and foreign missions.
Herrin, Ill-Charged with illegal
vote gathering from beyond the city
limits, N. NJ. Bowen, Judge of the Her.
rim city court, John M. Garayalia,
president Of the board of health, and
their chauffeur were arrested and
Jailed as the climax Of city election
in which the issue was khan and anti.
khan. .--...
Boise, Idaho-A statewide quaran.
tine against shipments of California