The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-11-11
THE WORLD

haVana-Dr Alfredo ZayaS has
been elected president of Cuba.
New York-Mary Garden, actress,
has declared for world prohibition.
Misunderstanding the month OF
October the national debt was re-
duced by 24,000,000.
Observation-Disclosures won "a out
of so seats in the Italian parliament
tary elections.
Chicago-The stock of wheat in
the United States were COS, 900, 900
bushels on October 1 against 747,-
100000 a year before.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vessels
to the number of 1922 have passed
through the Panama canal since its
opening in 1914.
Chino, CaI.-Mrs. Nora III. Brock
ley, 26, dropped dead from heart fail
ure while marking her ballot in an
election booth.
London - The Journal of Com
merce says at a wool sale at Hull
$500 bales of government colonial
woods we're offered, but only 1000
were sold.
Washington-President Wilson is
understood to be looking for a home
in a quiet Washington suburb where
he can pursue his literary labors I'M
disturbed.
Tokio-Spread of bolshevism in
Asia, especially in Northern China,
is arousing apprehension of Japan,
which now proposes joint action of
the powers in checking it.
Montrose, CoIo.-In a quarrel here
over a sheep deal, ]. j. Baker of
and his sons, James and Daniel, Jr.
James Kelley will die. Baker is in
Jail.
Denver-In a letter to President
Wilson, Benjamin Salmon, Stacker
prisoner and or a hunger strike, asks
that he be killed outright, saying that
f9rcible feeding is murder on the in
stallment plan.
Chicago = Two policemen were
wounded, one fatally, in a running
street fight with automobile bandits,
who had o~verpowered a bank messen-
ger and taken $4,000 in cash from
him. The bandits got to their car
and escaped.
London-Hamar Greenwood, chief
secretary for Ireland, stated in a
will enlarge the home rule bill in
most generous manner, especially in
the direction of finances, thereby
making a complete and final settle
ment of Irish problem.
London-The average price of raw
materials in England dropped 80 per
cent in the last six months. Rubber
products are down SO per cent, tin
25 per cent, copper 6 per cent, mer-
inc wool As per cent, and American
80 per cent. Only substantial
decline in food staples was a 80 per
cent drop in sugar.
San Francisco - Mrs. Dorothy
Johnson was refused a divorce for
Johnson. I%nfidelity and cruelty
the grounds on which the div
orce was asked. The Johnsons were
married in 1868. Their oldest child
s 81 years old and the youngest 38.
Johnson is aged IS.
Los Angeles-Ending an unusual
riangle, Claude Collins was freed
rom Maude Lillian Collins, known
IS the "chattel wife," whom he turn
ID over to George L. Batchelder May
Il last veal on consideration that
3atchelder agree to support Mrs. Col
ms 'for the rest of her days." with
tut molestation from her husband.
Ogden, Utah-Mrs. Laura Barker,
5 years of age, the mother of seven
hildren, was arrested here on a
baroa IF fret daoroo pourdor In non
with the death of her hus-
and, Charles Lee Barker, a railroad
mploye. Barker died last July. He
5 said to have been poisoned.
LOndon=Paris to London air ex-
ress" closed the first years service
.ugust rs, with a record of 323,355
lilies flown, at an average speed of
90 miles an hour. OF 1885 flights
cheduled for the year., 1448 were
inished, while 83 were prevented by
-eather and four by mechanical de-
Gets.
Boston-The wool growers of the
'nited States have prepared deter
effort to obtain legislation
embargo on foreign wool,
avs the secretary of the National
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axe City. He states that clothing
lanufacturers are buying foreign
DOL at lower prices while thousands
f tons of domestic product remain
| warehouses.
London-It was declared at an air
difference in the Guild Hall recently
lat the Zeppelin company is plan
ing air service from the coast of
pain to the United States and South
merica. Airships of 100000 GU
&c feet capacity are proposed, to
AXE a speed of 100 miles an hour
nd carry 80 tons, passengers, freight
I'D mails, from Berlin to San Fran
SEQ.
Misunderstanding to tax re-
rms s22,700, 900, 900 was spent on
in this country last year. Au-
mobiles took $4,000, 600, 900; can
z, $1,00O,000,0 900; cosmetics and
s750,OO0,0 900; cigarettes.
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