The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-03-04
THE WORLD

London - Consumption will b.
abolished in Great Britain March g.
and within a month from that dat,
, the last conscript will be entitled tt
be released.
Perth, Wales - Thirty Thousand
miners are on strike in the collieries
of the Rhondda valley to enforce de-
mands for the dismissal of a check
} weigher to whom they objected.
New York - After having drifted
helplessly for two months in the
schooner Rostelian with its ruddeT
gone, its sails carried away and the
hull leaking, the captain and IL men
were brought here by the steamer
Deep Water, bound from Genoa.
Aqua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico-Ad-
vices received here bring to light the
formation of Il new revolutionary
party in Mexico, known as the reor
ganized government of Mexican free
men. The proclamation calls upon
patriotic Mexicans to join the new
revolt, scheduled for May 5.
New York-Lobbying by class in
terests at Washington more seriously
menaces the government of the Uni
ted States than foreign complications
over the league of nations, Senator
Thomas, democrat, of Colorado, de-
clared in an address here.
New York - The United States
army transport Buford, the "soviet
ark" which carried Emma Goldman,
Alexander Berkmann and PAT other
aliens to Russia, arrived here just
two months and a day after she
started her memorable voyage.
New York-Twelve "reds" who
were to have sailed on the "soviet
ark" Buford, recanted as to their ex-
tremist beliefs at the eleventh hour
and we're released, Representative
Isaac Siegel, acting chairman of the
congressional committee on immi-
grafton revealed here in an address.
Reno, Nev.-A cowboys union, af-
filiated with the American Fedora
tion of Labor, and said to be the first
of its kind in America, is being or
ganized here under the auspices of
the local Trades and Labor Council.
1t was said that $50 cowpunchers
had signified their support of the
plan.
MiIwaukee-The order of Camels,
organized to combat national prohi-
bition, stands for strict enforcement
of all laws, and will seek, through a
of education through its
and magazine, a repeal of the
Louis M. Kotecki, the grand
sheik of the order, said.
Observation-Disclosures rifled the maus-
oleum of the Charlottenburger Cas-
tie, forced the lid and removed the
from Queen Louisa's coffin.
They removed the gold and silver
and gilded crowns lying on the cof-
fins of Emperor William I and En-
press Augusta, Prince Albrecht and
Sioux Falls, S. D.-Three hundred
persons made their way through exits
Of a local theater while firemen
a blaze in the projecting room
n an effort to save the life of John
Theobold, "a, an operator. How
ever, the spread of the blaze was too
asst and Theobo1d was burned to a
ConstantinopIe-The British bat
lie squadron of five super-dread-
laughts and four destroyers anchor
ID here is the most imposing naval
orce which ever entered the water
way. Some circles look at the arri-
al as happening in the course of an
rdinary cruise, while others con-
.ect it with the present critical po-
ition of Turkish Affairs.
Chicago-Owners of moving pic
ure theaters in Chicago announced :
hey would close their houses unless
knowing picture operators union :
ismisses it's business agents and !
lodifies its demands to the theaters !
, employ men who are not needed !
1st so that some unemployed men :
the union may be paid" !
Chicago-America will never ex- Z
erience another influenza epidemic :
lat will take a toll as heavy as that /
1918-1919, in the opinion Of many
.ysiciahs who gathered in Chicago
IT the meeting of the American con-
of Internal Medicine. The fight
yainst the disease was not Won by
edical science alone, they said, but
rough the cooperation of the pub
2.
Bryn Mawr, Pause of the gov
'nment's surplus of underwriting
aterial left over from the war In :
gnalling Mars was suggested today :
James J.. Crenshaw, associate pro-
ssor of chemistry at Bryn Mawr,
ho served In the chemical warfare