Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 5, 1919, Page 9

BT UL R R TR P LU UL UL LU LU LU LU LU UL LUy .y E A b 1) < m = 4 o wn m g Fe | m =2 N- ] m -] - - © - © GOVERNOR SUGGESTS AERO MEMBERS 0 OF CABINET (By United Press.) N St. Paul, Minn.; Sept. 5.—Creation of .a department or aeronautics with its secretary a member of the cabinet, is-suggested -by- Governor Burnquist of Minnesota.. The governor believes that “through such a department, aviation” would be developed more quickly ‘along ‘commercial lines, not only;in the northwest-but through- out the country. ~This proposal was first presented atthe recent governors’ conference .at Salt ‘Lake City, and according to Major W. C. Caris, who attended the meeting, ‘“‘the majority of the gover- nors were in favor of such a plan.” The various state executives also agreed to make a strong representa- tions to President Wilson and to con- | gress to support Governor Burn- quist’s suggestion. Aero clubs throughout the North- west have approved this plan and are urging its consideration by congress. el ATTACK ON AVIATOR IN ' MEXICO CHANGES HANDS Laredo, Texas, Sept. 5—Possibility bf an jmmediate retailiztory action fby United States miilitary forces in onnsction with the attack on an American army airplane has been eliminated, it was indicated here by the admission of Mexican authorities that-the attack -was made by Carran- za soldiers. B While official information was lacking the impression was gained in army circles ‘that this admission has removed the situation from the hands of the military so far as emergency action is concerned and placed it di- rectly up to Washington for proper ) diplomauc action. BIG WOOL _CLIP. (By United Press.) Winnipeg, Man., Sept. 5—With be- lated 'shipments still. coming in the total wool ‘ clip. to be.: marketed through the co-operative .branch eof the Saskatchewan department of ag- riculture will exceed that of last year by 50 per cent, it was estimated to- day.” When ' the warehouse " was : closed for the season, August 9, the total-amount received by the branch . was 544,180 pounds, and shipments still coming in are expected to bring the total for the season -td 600,000 pounds,::over 200,000 pounds more than'was handled last year, accord- ing to:the statement made by W. W. - Thompson, director of co-operative organizations. RACE RIOTERS CONFESS. Chicago, Sept. 5.— First of the trials growing out of the race riots here a month ago, has begun with'a negro, charged .with attempting to kill a policeman, ‘as.the defendant. Three negro:-boys confessed and clear- ed up the killing.of-two white men . in. the riotsgyaccording to the state’s attorney. BEHIDH BARD W{LL PLAY AT ; CASS LAKE NEX:T TKURSDAY . The Bemid.il band will play a com- pliment to Cass ‘Lake next week ‘Thursday, when it: appears in open air_concert in- that‘city in the busi- ness district. After the concert there .will be a-dance in .the armory, the program:to be played by the band. A. BROSE 400 Minnesota Ave. First Class Rooms in Connection Pipe Man and’ Tobbaconist RAIN OR SHINE You Can Call ST and get a car to io hliy- where, nny time, - Sor7 pulenzer cars. BEMIDJI AUTO LIVERY SOCIALIST PARTY LESS. Chicago, Sept. 5.—War and the withdrawal of rndigal insurgent ele- ments have reduced the total mem- bership of the national socialist party in this country to 42,217, according to a report read at the convention of the organization. Before the war the socialist. party - claimed a member- ship of 117,000. 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