The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-10-03
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

GUNUEN0tU fufIM
The trans-continental air race be.
tween New York and San Francisco
| will start on the movning of October
| 9 instead of October s, it is announced
in New York by the American Flying
club. Fifty-Seven machines have been
entered by the war department to start
from New York and % from Califor-
min. Other entries are expected later
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A state anti-Strike law was enact
ed by the Alabama legislature when
the house passed the senate bill pro-
viding for fine Of not more than
81 1000 and prison sentence for persons
found guilty of entering into combina-
tons or agreements to impede indus
try in the state The bill now goes to
the governor
Rumanian troops have seized Il big
German biplane carrying 3OO.OOO,OOO
paper rubleS and Il miniature but
complete. printing press at Hotin.
Bessarabi:. according to the Rumani-
an bureau at Berne Switzerland. The
plane. which was on it's way to Mos
COW, was forced to land ut HOtin be-
cause of Il leakage in the gasoline tank.
1t was manned by four German Off
GERS.
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Viscount Edward Grey, new British
ambassador to the United States has
landed in New York. The ambassa-
dor wears black glasses, his eyesight
having been so bad that it compelled
him to withdraw for three years from
public life and would. he said. make
his mission in this country Compare
lively Short
The army and navy balloon race has
started from st. Louis.
The Prince Of Wales will leave OF
tawa for Washington November 10. it
was Officially announced in Victoria,
B. C.
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\ gift of SoOOOO.OOO from John D.
Rockefeller for the improvement of
medical education in the United States
has been announced by the general ed.
ucatiOn board.
For the third successive time Mai.
Il. W. Schroeder. chief test pilot ut
McCOok field, Dayton. Ohio. broke the
worlds twO-man airplane altitude rec
ord when he assembled to an indicated
height of 10000 feet. or approximately
six miles. A Lapere two-passenger
plane was used in the flight.
In an encounter at Saarhrucken be-
tween Bourgeois and French soldiers,
many persons on both sides were
wounded. according to dispatch to
the Berlin LOkal Anzeiger. One hun.
dred Frenchmen participated in the
conflict. Numerous Germans have
been arrested for having attacked the
Frenchmen.
The state department has been
asked to furnish list of all presents
rendered President Wilson through
that department from kings. princes.
or foreign states, since Dec. l, 1918,
under resolution introduced by Rep.
resentative Ramseyer. Republican, of
Iowa.
Secretary Daniels has announced the
appointment of Rear Admiral Robert
E. CoOntz to be chief of naval op-
eratiOns. the highest officer in the
navy. Rear Admiral CoOntz. who will
succeed Admiral William s. Benson
upon the latter's retirement is in ocm-
mand Of dreadnaught division of
the Pacific fleet.
Elmer Hill. 17-year-old boy, was in
stantly killed by a cavein ut a sand.
pit where he was working Mt Wessing-
ton Springs, 8. D. The lad was buried
beneath tons of gravel and before he
could be rescued had been slnothered.
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An aerial patrol service to protect
steel mill properties Is being consid.
cred by steel company officials In
Cleveland. This patrol. it was said.
would be used between Cleveland and
Youngstown, Ohio. each machine BE-
ing equipped with wireless to notify
the police Of the location Of outbreaks.