The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-04-23
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Sir Auckland Geti,leS has sailed for
the United States to take up his post
rs British ambassador.
The resignation Of President Arthur
Twining Hadley Of Yale university has
been accepted by the Yale corpora
tiOn. it has been announced. The res
ignition will be effective June :W.
1871. when DR. Hadley will have been
president of Yale for =. years.
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The Bremen correspondent of the
Berlin No>>irhc Zptl,ng learns that
the North German Lloyd Steamship
company. following the example Of the
llamhurg-.A american company. is ne.n-
tinting Will, the United States ship
ping hoard with II view to reS,lnliny it's
services. The company aims to have
its former steamers Released and sail
under the American flag. while i, Of.
frr~ crews. port workers and 1erhn-
cal equipment.
POP" Benedict. bidding farewell IT,
DR.. Karl Rpnnpr. the Austrian chan
cellor, handed him IL check for 1000
NM lire. payable to Cardinal I'iffl.
archbishop of Vienna. This sum is
t" Il" used for the benefit of Vienne>t,
plIilanlhr"pic institutions.
Il
Salt pork. or "Sali horse" one of "A
number III 'liSrarnging names applied
t" it by blueJiackpt> for many genera
TONS. will no longer have II place On
the navy hill Ut fare. according to Il
depar1me order. The order directs
that no further purchases Of salt pork
he made and that bacon and ham he
substituted for it.
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The mail car Of .AtchiSun. Topeka \
Santa F'e railroad train M. q, Chicago
to Kansas City. WAS robbed, by II ban
Iii, between Lexington Junction and
Kansas City. No estimate of the
amount of loot obtained was available.
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There are grave rllmOrS in Cairo
regarding the situation in Palestine,
says Il dispatch tu the Exchange Telt-
graph of London from the Egyptian
capital. The dispatch asserts that all
permits I" Palestine have been stopped
and that troops are being recalled Ia
heir stations On the western bank of
he SueZ canal. M letters are arriv-
ing from Palestine.
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Greek troops have been authorized
10y the supreme military council of
tn" allies I" advance in Asia Minor in
anticipation nf an eventual attack hy
Mu>tapha Renal. They have occupied
Il strategic position east Of the S,ciol
they have held around Smyrna. accord.
ing L" Il dispatch I" the newspaper
i.hn"s in Athens.
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The army transport NanSenond
bringing home bodies of IS American
soldiers VIII" died in England. has ar
rived in New York.
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President Pe>Sna Of Brazil has sign.
"h II decree opening Il credit Of $500,
NM tor expenses in connection with
| the transport. reception and settlement
Of Immigrants who are expected to
come from Europe during the present
year. One local newspaper estimates
that 5000 German settlers will have
arrived in Brazil by August.
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\ directed verdict of acInittal was
ordered in superior court III Seattle fn,
+. Il. .Aull. editor Of the Seattle Union
Record, Il labor daily newspaper
charged with criminally libeliny the
memories III the four former soldier,
killed by alleged |. W. W. ut cen,r:lia
Wash.
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An official telegram protes,in:
against the presence in Mexican terri
| tOrial waters Of American war vessel.
has been sent to Mexico City by tn,
| collector vt customs ut May,lalena bay
] Lower California.