The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-06-13
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

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Sergeant Alvin c. York, world war
hero, and Miss Gracia Williams OF
Pail Mall, Tenn, will be married on
June Z, it is announced. Governor
Roberts will officiate at the ceremony
and a celebration will be given In
York's honor in Fentresh county.
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| The bill of Senator Kellogg of Min
nesota proposing immediate return to
| private ownership of telephone, tele-
| graph and cable lines has been report
| ed to the senate and placed on the
calendar with a view to early action.
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The governor general of the Kederi
district of Java reports that 800 per
sons were killed in the recent eruption
of the volcano of Kalut.
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That an era of unusual prosperity
obtains in the United States is shown
by the fact that there were fewer
failures in April than in any other
month in the history of American bus
mess.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma urged
farmers of Utah and Idaho to or
ganize. "The lack of organization has
made the farmer dependent" he said
in speech at Salt Lake.
Suit has been instituted in Tacoma
to dissolve the Mutual Home associa-
ton on Joe's bay, Puget sound, known
as the free love colony Twelve |
as plaintiffs.
The house of representatives has |
passed the agricultural appropriation
bill carrying $31 100000. Repeal of the
saving order was eliminated. l.
Union Telegraphers at Atlanta haveJ
walked out. President Konenkamp of
the telegraphers' union prophesied that
the strike would spread until it reach
ed national proportions and resulted in
a temp of the country's telephone and
telegraph communication
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Eight Indians have been burned to
Heath and 16 others injured in forest
Tres north of Lloydminster, on the
boundary between Alberta and Sas-
Several thousand dollars
worth of property belonging to the In
lians was destroyed.
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A German society of Chicago has
tarted a campaign in America against
he provisions of the original peace
reaty handed Germany. Germans in
his country are urged to get persons
0 protest to their congressman and
enators.
Unconfirmed reports have reached
tulsa that several lives were lost in
errific storm that swept over central
)klahoma Friday morning. Wire COM !
was almost destroyed.
,rops were badly damaged.
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Levine Nissen, bolshevik agitator,
as been executed at Stadelheim. Ba-
aria. He was convicted as the per-
on responsible for civil war in Ba-
aria.
Republican leaders in the house. have 9
emanded reduction Of all govern 8
tent expenses. Close scrutiny of all 7
appropriations is ordered by leaders. 2,
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Eight American women connected .
18th Red Cross canteens in France
Ill be invited to become associate :,
embers Of the marines, according to =
announcement made in Washington. :
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Frank Delahunty, a member OF the
hio legislature, has surrendered him
III to tke sheriff to answer two In
\charging him with Offering 3
I'd soliciting bribes in connection With = =
8 position Nas Z lawmaker. =
District Attorney Swan Of New York s
~ has SERVED notice on the curb :,
arket association that swindlers must
J purged from the curb OF he Will =
4 the city to end all trading on the =,
Irb. The warning came after the Z,
strict attorney Investigated .soilless" "
Dcks offered Tor ~ Z,