The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-28
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8 London. Shortage in gasoline he,
i is attributed to scarcity Of tankers
London. THE British forces hay
defeated the Turks east Of the Sue
canal.
Tokio.-Japan is constructing s
\ ships Of moderate tonnage for trad
in the Pacific.
Chicago. week of goo
weather will insure normal cor
: crop for Illinois.
Cheyenne. Gasoline has been re
duced one cent gallon to % cent
cents, tank wagon basis.
New York. -Princeton UNIVERSITY
has been left 100000 by the viii
of the late w. W. Lawrence.
Chicago The report that an EN-
barge may be put on the expectation
of wheat is not credited here.
Montreal. Receipts of the Canad.
ian Northern for the past year have
been insufficient to pay expenses.
Sutherlin, ore.-J. F. Luse, the well
known land man of St. Paul, dropped
dead on the sidewalk from stroke of
apoplexy.
Paris.-The French may decide to
intern all prisoners of war who are
the parents Of three or more children.
in Switzerland.
Washington Supplementary legis-
lation in connection with the eight
hour law is expected to be passed by
congress in December.
Portland. Harley Prouty, promi-
nent financier of Vermont, died here
suddenly. His death was due to over
exertion in mountain climbing.
Winnipeg.-The western Canada
wheat crop is estimated at 167, 100000
bushels. Saskatchewan alone pro-
duced 200,000,000 bushels two years
ago.
Los Angeles.-It is estimated that
Los Angelus is paying 100000 year.
ly in increased rates on freight that
would go by water if ships were avail
able.
New London.-The German under
seas merchantmen Bremen is expected
to arrive here at any time. A news
paper tug is keeping watch for the
submarine.
London.-Diplomats assert that the
United States will be held responsible
For $500, 100000 in claims for dam
ages because Of its sponsorship of the
Jarranza government.
Washington. There will be no i'm
Mediate withdrawal Of the national
guard regiments, except those speci-
led In recent orders, according to
Secretary Of War Baker.
Chicago. irregularities in connec-
ion with private banks have led to
me suicide. The state government is
Investigating several institutions of
Questionable reputation.
Paris.-Lieutenant William Thaw,
f the French aviation corps, who has
een decorated twice for bravery, has
zen wounded and may lose an arm.
lie is a brother of Harry Thaw.
Boston.-The Field Holstein COM [
amy have paid $4,000, the record ,
rice, for four year old prize dairy
ull, King Segis Pontiac Konigen.
Chihuahua. Eighty prisoners, SOL e
lers OF Villa, captured when Villa at i
acked the city, have been put to t
cath. Included in the executions
ere Colonels Chaos and Tames.
Washington.-A joker in the Hay
hamberlain army bill is said to give
he president the power to draft the
st man available in the United
tates for service in time of war.
Joplin, Mo.-The Missouri State
ederation Of Labor, in convention
ere, sounds note Of warning to the
nited States supreme court, not to
terfere with the new eight-hour law.
Toronto. Over 400 branch estab-
ents of American manufacturers
ave been established in Canada in
cent months. Of these concerns 300
ere established in the province of
ntario.
Chicago. "A Matchmaking syndicate,
hich used the Mann act to victimize
oolLuy HCll, Has Uttll uIltdIlleu ny
1icago detectives. The syndicate
'erated very successfully in num-
r Of eastern cities. Seven syndi-
tie members have been arrested.
Washington.-The state department =
IS reason to believe that a plan is "
foot to divide the globe with tariff
ills, and seclude all nations from
AIDE not favorable to Great Britain.
'itish interests are back of the plan, D
1ich would seriously affect overseas -
ade of the United States. NJ
Manchester, N. H.-The oldest con- wi
essional candidate is Col. John G. M
awford. He is IS years of age. tn
fty years ago, when he served in ~,
3 Michigan senate he was the young
man in that body. IF he is elected SO
congress he will be the oldest man an
the house. TO
vigorous effort is be-
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