The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-04-30
THE WORLD

CREASE Ol 9l udy.
Paris-The allies have concluded
that the Turk will be permitted tC
remain in Europe.
Havana=Senator Mann Artola has
been nominated for. president of Cuba
by the republican party.
Washington-Sir Auckland Ged-
des, new British ambassador, has ar
rived in Washington.
San Francisco-A basic price OF
IN cents on refined sugar in car load
lots has been announced here by the
Western Sugar Refining company.
/ New York-Supported by many
prominent men and women the over
all and Bingham movement continues
to gain many converts.
! New York-Over 1900 elevator
employees operating in nearly all of
the city's largest sky scrapers have
gone on strike.
Los AngeIes-James HURT, alleged
| bigamist, is said to have contracted
matrimonial alliances with 29 wom-
en-, 10 of his wives being missing.
shington-Imports in March set
a new high record, while exports
were the second largest in the his
tory of the country.
Berlin Disbandment of German
civic guards, demanded in an allied
note, has ben decided upon by the
Berlin government.
Washington-The supreme court
has upheld the Kentucky separate
coach act requiring separation of
white and negro passengers.
WashingtOn-The staid house Of
ficers building was given a touch of
jazz when six young women reported
for duty clad in overalls.
Seattle-Ice on the Yukon river is
expected to break up about May Is
when navigation to the far north will
be resumed.
Little Rock-Twenty-two known
dead, at least 100 injured and an i'm
mense property loss were the results
of tornadoes which swept northwest
Arkansas recently.
Topeka--Kansas wheat growers
raised their 1919 wheat crop at an
average loss of 43 cents per acre, ac-
cording to figures just given out by
the state board of agriculture.
Chicago of Sears Roe
buck and company mail order house
have voted a 40 per cent stock divi-
dend, totaling s30,000,000, effective
July 18th.
ToIedo-The overall club move
ment has received a setback here,
merchants announcing a shortage of
denim and increase of price. The
new price will be about So per pair.
Berlin-Berlin believes it has dis
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revolution and has placed under ar
rest Major General Baron Won Leutt
WITT, an imperialist.
Lancaster, O.-Police are search
ing for five boys who attacked
Charles Knellen, a 1O-year-old news
boy, bound him to stake, piled kind
ling and papers about him and after
starting fire left him to his fate.
Washington-The supreme court
holds unconstitutional the New Mex
leo state act of 1919 levying a tax
upon the sale of gasoline insofar as
It effects gasoline sold in original
containers.
Washington-The cost of living as
by % articles of food re- I
NAMED practically unchanged during
he month ending March Is, accord {
ng to statistical figures given out !
ew days ago.
Chicago-Plans to raise fund of :
$1,000 to erect a monument to the l
memory of Roger G. Sullivan have
,een announced here by committee I
# his friends. 1t is proposed to limit 5
ach contribution to five cents.
Washington-Enco cement for
he production of newly mined gold q
5 one of the outstanding features of 2
bill before the house of representa-
ives. 1t proposes to give bonus of =
O much per ounce.
Washington-Dep of JUS
ice investigators assert that evil a
ence in their possession proves that G
William 2. Foster, leader of the ill q
ated steel strike, is the prime mover 2
ehind the OUTLAW railroad strike.
Washington-Whil General Per-
hing is not seeking presidential Il
omination, he recently at recep
ion in his honor said that no patriotic 7
american could refuse to serve if j.
allied by the peope.
Omaha-In the fight for suprem-
CIV in Nebraska politics between Will Il
am J. Bryan and Senator Hitch I,
ock the honors seem to be with the l.
after. Bryan was selected dele u
ate to the national convention but .
Hitchcock led in the voting. u
Washington-Th army reorgani- II
alton bill has passed the senate. 1t g
rovides for a regular establishment le
f $4,000 officers and men, ma q
onal guard of 425,000, and vol p
ntary system of military training y
Or young men between the ages of d
and 81 years. y
Washington-Incr pay for o
officers and enlisted "
len in the army, navy, marine corps, =
past guard and public health services IL
ave been agreed upon by the house
nd senate conferees. 1t is thought
lat the increase will average about ts
per cent. C
Washington - Reports received pr
,ceived here from Mexico tell of Il
lrther assertions from the ranks of al
arranza adherents. General For pt
lnato Mayoccot has Joined Obregon