The Tomahawk., 1924-08-28
Sports

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until definite report on the injury
suffered by Leonard in his fight with
Pal Moran in Cleveland IS obtained
Jimmy Johnston, promoter OF the
fight, said.
Foreign
Madrid-Guerrilla warfare Is being
carried on by the rebellious Moroccan
tribesmen on two fronts OF the Span
ish zone, official statements said.
Moscow-Five judges, one Of them
woman, were sentenced to long
terms for bribery and conduct unbe'
coming to a soviet Judge"
Manila-One Negrito was killed, an.
other wounded and member of the
constabulary force wounded in
fight between constabulary members
| and tribesmen.
Etretat, France-Miss Florence Leo
pold. daughter Of the late James NJ.
| Leopold of New York, was drowned
while bathing in a heavy surf. Her
mother and her sister. Jane, were ON
the beach at the time.
Mexico City-Striking employees Of
the Huastaca Petroleum Company
have submitted additional demands to
the company. The strike continues in
the Tampico district. The new de-
mands include double pay on Sundays
and holidays.
Vienna-In the international auto
mobile circuit near Neunkirchen an
American competitor named lnman,
driving a motorcycle, had a crash and
later died in a hospital. Two Amer1-
can motorcycle riders also fell and
were severely injured.
Copenhagen - The international
Boy Scout "jamboree" ended with
parade Of 5000 scouts. King Chris
tian and Queen Alexandria, together
with the members Of the royal fam
lily and Count yon Moltke, the foreign
minister, were present in the review
ing stand.
Riga-A recent decree Of the cen
trail soviet authorities grants every
Russian citizen over 1S years the
right to change his family name and
with full legal validity, simply by
notifying the registrar Of the commu-
nifty.
Paris-The Prince Of Wales, who
spent the week end at LIE Touquet, on
the Normandy coast, motored to Deau-
Vile because he found LIE .Touquet too
dead for his royal tastes. When he
arrived at Deauville he was almost
unable to enter the casino because
he had no passport. He argued
quarter of an hour with the atten-
dants and was able to enter finally
when we'll known English patrons
identified him.
Helsingfors - The Finnish trade
union headquarters has addressed a
communication to the international
Labor bureau to take measures to put
an end to the Finnish governments
restrictions Of trade unions in Fin
land The government authorities
charged that the unions were domin-
ated by the communists and were be-
ing misguided by the reds to spread
revolutionary propaganda.
Copenhagen-The Cinema. an Eng
lish publication devoted to the movies.
has invited European movie producers
to a conference in London in Octo-
ber to devise plans for cooperation to
shut out American film trusts. The
SHINES Corporation has already built
up a big continental bloc to combat
American picture interests in Europe.
and Scandinavia at present is con-
templating joining the SHINES group.
Scandinavia last year spent $5,0OO,-
900 importing American films.
London-Serious riots broke out at
Mandalay, Upper Burma, according
to a Rangoon dispatch to the Ex-
change Telegraph. Two priests and
two policemen were reported killed
and many police and civilians injured.
| The rioting occurred during the
course Of Burmese procession through
| the main streets in connection with
political demonstration led by Budd-
| hist priest named Okama, a well
known home ruler, the dispatch de-
| clared.
Berlin-Frank Tinney, the Ameri-
can comedian, has spent three days
in Berlin trying to hide his identity.
He disclaimed all relationship with
the Frank Tinney of Imogene Wilson
fame. He even refused to drink in
order to strengthen the impression
that he was not the blackface come
dian, but passengers on the Columbus
saw him land at Bremen and when a
| German theatrical agent made him a
big offer for single performance in
Berlin his eagerness left no doubt as
to his identity.
| Paris-Joseph Caillaux, former pre-
mier of France, emerged from his
long retirement to deliver a political
address at Lemans, in which the radi-
Gals see the beginning Of his return
to an active share in the government.
Supporting Premier Herriot in long
passages of oratorical fireworks, the