The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-06-20
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

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The last American troops on the
fighting front south of Archangel have
been withdrawn and will sail for home
at once. A few engineers were left
at the front for few days longer.
Illinois. Michigan and Wisconsin
states have ratified the suffrage
amendment. New Yorks legislature
has been called in extraordinary ses-
sion to act upon the ratification.
Senator Knox, Republican, of Penn
sylvania, has introduced in congress
a resolution proposing that the senate
give formal notice to the peace confer
the peace treaty is presented for rati-
fication in it's present form.
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A courier racing into Juares with
the news that troops of Felipe An
geles were at TERRA Blanca, only 10
flee from the city. For hours the
fugitives in their fear crowded the
international bridge into Ell Paso.
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w. ]. Findlay, formerly British Co
lumbar prohibition commissioner, has
been sentenced to two years in the
pententiary after conviction on a
charge of stealing IS cases of liquor
from the government.
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The American minister at Warsaw
has reported that stories of Jewish
in Poland have been greatly
Poland has been given
the idea that America stands for the
Jew as against the Pole, he said.
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Secret service agents have succeed
ed in locating a cobbler who repaired a
shoe worn by the anarchist who was
killed by his own bomb in Washington
at the time of the last bomb sensa-
lion. The clue is reported to have
developed interesting and valuable ev-
dence.
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The labor conference in convention |
1T Atlantic City has refused to ap- |
prove the daylight saving plan and
has gone on record as favoring its
'epeal.
An army captain accused of refusing
o lead his men over the top. and ''Y'
worker accused of having embezzled
5000 francs, have been returned to
America to serve prison sentences.
Names of the men are withheld.
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The Italian steamship Argentine
ollided with the American steamship
-ankee off Fire Island. The Yankee
vas injured so badly that she was
bandoned by her captain and crew.
Count Brockdorff- Rantzau of the
herman peace delegation has asked
hat a special train be placed at his
isposal when the allied powers hand
i'm their reply to the German counter
roposals. 1t is said the count will
dStCH at OiSC W AOiDSllt Will Tie al
ed reply, and will go from there to
ne seat of the German national as
emily at Weimar.
The United States government has {
ent a regiment of infantry to Ell Paso I
, remain in the neighborhood of that
ty until the trouble between Car
lnza troops and revolutionists is I
1ded in the Juarez district.
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The funeral of Rosa Luxembourg, Q
Ideal socialist who was killed by a
OBJ in Berlin early in the year, was y
cid last week in Berlin. Attempts l
the soviets to call strike for the
.casion failed.
Cost of food in Paris restaurants U
Ill is increasing despite the efforts Il
the government. Paris prices are {
uch higher than London prices, it is a
cleared. S
Union Officials say that $4,000 te-
,raphers are now out on strike over
e country and that few days will Il
e telephone and railroad electrical t
,rkers and operators walking out. II
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Don't let Germany win the war G
rough the United States senate" Is Il
. slogan of campaign launched in r
nerica to defeat the Knox resolu- v
n recently put up to congress. v
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Americas historic battIeship. the D.
egon, has been put out Of commits
% at P0rtlsnd.