The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-07-24
Sports

the Cubs. He piloted the Blues to the
American association championship in
1928. Good Is an outfielder.
Paris-Eight new world and Is new
Olympic records were created by the
unprecedented attack on time and dis
lance during the Olympic track and
field championship which have set a
new standard of brilliance for future
international stars to aim at Seven
records fell to the Americans, whose
all around team strength enabled them
to decisively conquer the individual ex.
cellence Of Finland whose two man
team" the Incompatible Nurmi and
the iron man Rttola, accounted for
four records. Australia and Great Bril-
tain gained one each.
Foreign
Honolulu-The Rockefeller Founda-
ton is giving $1.000,000 to the Toxic
Imperial university, which suffered in
recent earthquake.
Berlin-Baron Mumm ,vn Schwarz-
enstein, former ambassador to Toxic,
is dead on his Italian estate at Porto
fino, near Genoa. 6
Rome-A severe storm swept
throughout Italy, damaging ships in
nearly all the ports and flooding the
lower parts of Naples. In northern
Italy hail damaged the crops.
Moscow-Minister of War Leon
Trotsky and other soviet officials at
mass meeting urged the creation of
Russian merchant marine to assure
the nations independence on the
seas. 90" 81 ..-..
London-The new American immi-
grafton regulations became effective
to the distress Of $4,000 British sub
jects who had bought steamship tick
cts, more than double the $4,000 quota
for Great Britain and Ulster.
Honolulu-A cable from Toxic to
the Nippon Jill, a Japanese paper here
states the Japanese government is 60
ing to publish the correspondence
with foreign governments beginning
/ with the United States notes, which
will be made public soon.
Copenhagen-Canada Is working fast
to reap the benefit Of the new Amer
lean immigration law. Several official
messengers of the Canadian govern
ment have visited Denmark, working
to obtain increased immigration to
Canadian ports.
Messina. Sicily-Fire starting in a
school here spread rapidly, destroyed
gymnasium, church. 8 houses and
about 100 hutments. Thirty sailors
and firemen were injured and $500
persons rendered homeless. The
flames were mastered with difficulty
by firemen and soldiers.
Helsingford-A detachment of the
royal Swedish navy, consisting Of 20
ships, has arrived here on an official
visit. Another detachment of eight
ships arrived at Sevenskund. 1t is rs
years since Swedish warships, visited
Finland.
Berlin-Without uttering a word,
two men fought duel with knives,
resulting in the death Of both. The
victims were deaf mutes by the names
Of Herr Schumann and Fischer. The
duel was fought in a saloon after the
deaf mutes had ordered beer. The
quarrel was caused by jealousy over
| a woman.
London-The Unsuitable craze of SOU
venir hunters is playing havoc with
the costly exhibitions at the British
Empire exhibition at Wembley. Visi-
tors just can't make their hands be-
have. the police say, and hundreds of
small articles most of them without
value, are disappearing daily from the
various pavilions despite the vigilance
of the guards.
Berlin-Bath parties are all the 60
IN Berlin just now. To economic on
coal, all apartment house owners have
stopped the daily supply of hot water,
providing 1t only twice month, or, in
some of the more expensive houses,
one day each week. AS consequence,
neighbors have taken to the exchange
of bathing privileges and have regu-
lar schedules.
Warsaw-The Polish diet witnessed
stormy scenes and fights when the
bill regulating the rights of national
minorities in the Polish republic, was
passed despite the violent protests of
minority representatives Of the Uk-
ranians, White Russians, Germans,
Russians and Jews. The bill limits
the use Of languages other than Polish
in official communications with local
authorities and refuses the demands
for self-government Of territorial mi.
norities. y
Copenhagen-In the last week 5000
temigrants have besieged the Ameri.
can consulate for visas, but they were
refused, no orders having been re-.
ceived from Washington. Instructions
now have arrived from Washington
allowing 2,S79 immigrants to enter
America during the coming year. The
consul general has arranged for $50
emigrant yisas monthly, so the II
months of the Danish quota Is filed,
Prague-Unity Of action on the adj