The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-08-01
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

lISntnlnN struck Il hangar ut Hazel
hurst Field New York. housing the
Martin bombing plane in which Cap
tain Roy y. Francis was prepared to
make IL nonstop flight across, the
United States. The machine WAS com
pletely demolished except for its mo-
tors. but il will he replaced as soon as
possible and the flight made notwith-
standing.
Less than one-half Of one per cent
of the American soldiers who died on
hattlefieldS Of France We're buried uni
Identified. according to Colonel J. s.
Heron of Cincinnati. commander of
10000 troops who Inferred the fallen
Americans and who has returned to
the United States. The men under
Colonel Herron's command removed
the dead from the temporary graves
and laid them I" rest in large concen-
lration cemeteries.
Cardinal Mercier'S secretary. the
Rev. DIR. Peter Joseph Strycker. has
arrived in New York from France to
arrange for the coming visit to the
United States of the former famous
Belgian prelate. DR.. Strycker said
Cardinal MERCER would land here Sep
TENDER II or 70 and would visit Phila-
delphia. Baltimore. Chicago. Washing
ton. Portland Ore. and other cities.
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The strike which for about three
weeks has tied up shipping along the
Atlantic and gulf SeabOard has been
finally settled by an agreement on
wages with the marine engineers. VIM.
engineers union. has sent out orders
to move ships without delay.
The United States department of
labor has asked the joint legislative
committee which is investigating Sc
ditious activities in New York state
for all evidence in its possession which
would aid in bringing about the de-
portation of anarchist agtators and
especially that which would prove the
anarchiS,ic nature of the !. W. W.
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Ralph +. Meyer. cashier of the North
Penn bank of Philadelphia. for whom
warrant had been issued. has SUR
rendered to the district attorney. The
bank closed II week ago owing more
than SoWO.OW to dep"sitors. Meyer
confessed to the banks receiver that
there was Il shortage of 100000.
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Taxes levied 10y the government on
the 100000 which Jess Willard re-
ceived when he lost his heavyweight
boxing title to Jack Dempsey decreas-
ed the amount to S6S.59O according to
figures announced by an internal reve-
nue. agent. Dempsey actually receiv.
ed S2*.97o of the $4,000 called for in
his contract, he added.
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Bonds of $4,000 for the release of
William u. big Bill" Haywood, con-
victed secretary of the Industrial
Workers of the World. have been APP
proved by Judge Alschuler of Chicago.
Haywood probably will be released
from the federal prison at once pend
ing hearings on appealsttaken by him
self and 93 other !. w. VS. convicted
before Federal Judge Lands u year
ago.
A new credit of $l5s $40 600 for
France has just been established by
the treasury. makiEHa total of S3,O1O..
o2GSOO advanced to that country and
a total of $9,6l5,9o7 advanced to the
allies.
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Invitation to the French government
to detail French army officers as OBJ
servers. lecturers and ultimately as
students to American army service
schools has been extended by General
March. chief of staff. through French
military attaches in Washington.
Count Michael karOlyi. former pro-
visional president of Hungary. has ar
rived at Prague. says Vienna dis
patch. He is endeavOring to secure
passports for himself and wife to go to
thu Cn;,ad States nv way of Holland