The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-10-31
WORLD NEWS N
CONDENSED FORM

The government Of Serbia has decid-
ell to send mission to the United
States to discuss financial and other
questions affecting Jugo-Slavia.
The general report covering all
phases OF the peace treaty has been
read and approved by the full COM
mittee Of diplomacy and constitution
Of the brazilian congress. No men,
ton is made Of reservations i'm the
report, which now will be sent to con.
gress with recommendation that the
treaty be approved.
The shortage of coal in Munich has
forced the power plants of the Ba-
varian capital to close. and the city
is without light or street car service.
The police are unable to conpat the
increasing epidemic of highway rob-
berries and hurglaries.
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President Carl Seitz of the Austrian
republic has signed the treaty of
peace with the allied and associated
governments. This completes the ac-
ceptance by Austria Of the treaty Of
st. Germain.
Six persons We're instantly killed
when u Union Pacific train, nine miles
from kearney. Neb.. struck an en-
closed automobile. From letters in
the pocket Of the man, it is believed
the persons We're Charles kimmerly,
his wife. three young daughters and Il
young son of Sturgeon, Colo.
Mayor Hylan has put New York on
a daylight saving basis despite con-
gressiOnal repeal of the national day
light saving law. He announced his
official approval of new ordinance
providing that city clocks be turned
ahead one hour at , n. NJ. on the last
Sunday in April and turned back on
the last Sunday in September.
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An offer of $l5O,OOO for Il oO-rOund
championship match between Jack
Dempsey and Joe Beckett, English
champion, was made to Jack Kearns,
Dempsey's manager, by D. ]. Totorich,
representing New Orleans syndicate.
The match would be held this winter,
Shoes will he high in style and high.
er in price during the coming winter
and spring. speakers predicted mt the
midwinter conference of the Western
Association Of Shoe Wholesalers, in
session in Chicago. One speaker said
high prices We're due to lack of raw
material and scarcity of help.
Alex Wilson, negro. who shot and
killed Miss Ruth Murray, an 1S-year.
old white girl, while she and Miss Es-
tclle Clifton were riding on Miss MUIR
rays farm near Skidmore, Ark, was
shot and killed near the scene of the
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captured by another posse and was
being brought to Mariana, Ark.
Gasoline will be lower rather than
higher priced, G. l. Sweeney of Peoria,
ILL.,, president Of the Independent Oil
Mems association, predicted ut the
opening session of the eleventh annual
meeting of the organization in Chica-
go. Export Of oil has declined since
the end of the war he said. thus leav-
ing large supplies in the United States,
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A Washington dispatch says Com
mander E. c. Gudger of the United
States navy has received the French
cross of the legion of honor for his
services in the war. Commander Gud.
ger Is a sOn.in.luw of United States
Senator T. j. Walsh Of Montana.
Advised that the navy department
has in reserve 100000 pounds Of
sugar. Secretary Daniels has intimat-
ed that he would release One-third Of
the stock, or 3.OOO.O0 pounds, for pub
lie use to relieve the situation result
inc from II nation wide Sugar shortage