The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-06-26

mere OF neart disease.
New York-At a drawing to deter
mine the order Of performance for
New York recipients Of $500 visi-
tors tickets to the democratic nation
al convention, the name OF George L..
(Tex) Richard was the first to be
picked.
Edenburg, PA verdict OF not
guilty of riot but guilty Of ARRAY and
unlawful assembly was returned by a
jury in the case of 81 alleged Ku Klux
Klansmen and residents of Lilly, who
were tried on charges growing out
of the riot April 5. Counsel for the
defense Immediately filed a motion
for a new trial.
Sports
Mortified, Minn.-"Chuck" O'Brien.
star catcher will captain the Carleton
baseball team in 1925. The former
Alexandria star was elected at the
final meeting Of the baseball men be-
fore graduation.
New York-The police are contin-
uing their efforts to determine the
motive which caused two men to shoot
to death Bill Brennan, heavyweight
pugilist, in his Washington Heights
cabaret. James Cullen, a state troop
er and friend OF Brennan, died from
wounds he sustained in fighting the
bandits after they had shot his prize
ring friend.
st. Paul, Mi1n-Cliff Markle, ace
of the st. Paul pitching staff and
leading hurler Of the American Asso-
citation, has been sold to the New
York Yankees for immediate delivery.
ST. Paul is to get Pitcher Oscar Roett.
ger from New York at once and two
other pitchers to be named later, be-
sides a handsome cash consideration
which was not made public.
Foreign
Paris-Louis Barthou announced he
would remain as head of the repara
tions commission in answer to reports
to the contrary.
Berlin-Acting on the advice Of the
cabinet, President Ebert has rescinded
the order imposing tax of 500 marks
on Germans travelling abroad.
Lisbon-Various sources announce
the arrival of the Portuguese fiiers at
Macao, southern China, their destina
ton. The aviators flew there from
Lisbon.
London-Helen Wills, pretty Amer
lean girl tennis champion. captured
the hearts of large and fashionable
crowd at the Roshampton club when
she made her first tournament ap'
pearance on a British court.
Lille, France-A family party mum
bering 377 met at the home Of Ber
nard Verley, who with his wife and 19
children, acted as hosts to the rela
tives. Further connections bring the
family to 951, the balance Of which
were unable to attend the party.
Moscow-Reports from many provin
cial centers say hundreds of private
traders, wholesale and retail business
houses, are suspending operations ow
ing to the governments determination
to support only state and cooperative
enterprises.
Berlin-Prince William of Prussia
eldest son of former Crown Prince
Frederick William, Is joining the Ger
man navy. Prince William, who is IS
is just finishing his studies. The
former crown prince believes that his
sons experiences in sailing during tho
summer will fit him for marine life.
Paris-The American hospital in
Paris has received a subscription o.
$4,000 in gold from the trustees o.
the war fund OF the American Young
Mems Christian Association toward it,
new 100 bed memorial building now
under construction. Several hundred
Y. NJ. c. A. secretaries were cared
for in this hospital in the war and the
Armistice period.
Berlin Another misfortune has
overtaken the body of former Premier
Lenin. Reports from Moscow state
that his mausoleum has now been per
manently closed because 1t has beer
lhpOoolblC " lCoIoiC bouJ
to human semblance. Recently sew
er pipe outside the Kremlin,wall burst
flooding the mausoleum and necessi
tating the closing Of the tomb for
ever.
Tokio-The last Of the pre-exclusior
rush of emigrants, seeking to return
to the United States before the effec
tive date of the new immigration law
arrives and they are shut out, has lefi
here. The steamer President Jackson
sailing, took 200 Japanese from Yoke
hama and that city now Is bare o
those who for a time thronged steam
ship offices seeking passage. The
President Jackson's port of destina
ton Is Seattle.
London-The opening Of Tex Aus
tins International rodeo In the Brit
ish Empire Exhibition stadium whel
one of the steers suffered broker
leg while being roped and tied by al
American cowboy was followed by al
appearance of a petition to Prime Min
lister Macdonald by the Royal Societ!