The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-04-25

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WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM
William BrOss Lloyd, millionaire So
cialist, has scheduled $4,000 worth
of property as surety for the $1,000
bond of Charles Rothfischer, one OF
the /. w. w. in Leavenworth prison
| who recently were admitted to bail
by Chicago judge, pending ap.
peal. Lloyd said he was considering
| providing surety for w. d. Haywood
bond for whom was recently offered,
but has not yet been approved, and
| others. a
Completion of its overseas OrganiZa-
| ton to aid returning soldiers i'm find
United States employment service.
Harold Stone, overseas director, has
established headquarters in Paris, with
branch offices in five other cities ip
France.
Virtually 40 per cent of the more
than 100000 bushels of wheat pro.
duced in Australia in the seasons of
1896 191G-17 and 1917-1S is still In
stock, government announcement
says. On Jan. 20, 1919, there were
142. 100000 bushels of wheat i'm ship.
per's stocks, 11.S00,00O bushels in flour
stocks and 100000 in millers' stocks.
Atlantic City, n. j., will be the mecca
for large gathering of American air
men and representatives of foreign
countries who will be attracted by
the first Pan-American aerOnautics
convention, which meets there next |
month.
Robert SandersOn Mccormick, Amer |
lean diplomat and father of United
States Senator Medill Mccormick of
Illinois, and Robert r. Mccormick, one
of the editors of the Chicago Tribune,
is dead of pneumonia at his home in
a suburb of Chicago. I'll
health forced him to retire as United
States ambassador to France in 1907.
The battleship Oregon, which made
the famous trip around the horn dur
ing the Spanish-American war, will
contribute its part to the forthcoming
Victory Liberty loan campaign by
along the Pacific coast, start.
ng from Bremerton, WASH, and put
ing in at important ports, to stimu-
ate enthusiasm for the loan drive
Il Il
Governor w. ID. Stephens of Calfor-
liza has signed the Harris prohibition
ill providing machinery for enforcing
n that state of national prohibition
nd defining as Intoxicating any bev-
rage containing more than one-half
f one per cent of alcohol.
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Mrs. F. II. Wilder of Fargo N. D.,
as been elected commissioner Of po-
ee in that city. She will have COM
lete direction of the department. Mrs.
Wider has been prominent in suffrage
nd w. G. T. q. circles.
The former Prince Joachim of the 4
family hopes to emf q
rate to America after peace is signed, 4
to reports in Geneva. Joa- +
him has arrived there from Berlin n
nd expresses his intention of remain &
e in Switzerland until after the peace
,ttlement. q
A magnificent site on the shore Of q
axe Geneva and facing Mont Blanc s.
IS been chosen for the building which a
Ill in future be the capitol of the Ii
Itch. The decision to make the head Il
larters OF the league In Switzerland al
IS greatly enhanced the popularity Of nj
resident Wilson and America In the re
pine republic. p,
4 4
Everett Grimes, IA years old. was r
lied, and five others seriously In
red at Forest park In St Louis when
Fokker airplane piloted by Lieut.
orge Bfssler crashed through steel tn
Bile which roped off spectators, when Of
idlng. d.
q til
Eleven Young Mems Christian assoc
tion overseas workers were Killed an
action, 3 died from wounds and tn
from disease and other causes since Ell
!, beginning Of the war. according Of
an announcement OF the national he
r work council Of the association. 10