Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-02
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

James Riley, 60, of Detroit, Mich,
Jumped from the Daniels & Fisher
tower, 20 stories high, in Denver, but
landed on a balcony three stories low
er. Both his legs were broken, but
physicians attending him say he prob
ably will recover.
Z 4
Three hundred thousand Pilgrim half
dollars have been shipped to the Ma
tional Shawmut bank of Boston from
the Philadelphia mint The coins will
be sold at 81 apiece.
Z 4
Abe Attell, former pugilist named in
connection with the 1919 baseball scan
dial, will return to the United States
voluntarily and give testimony, he an
nounced in Montreal.
4 4
Germany must deliver 10000 tons
OF shipping to the allies as compensa-
ton for the sinking of the German
fleet in Scapa Flow, the Preparations
commission ins Paris has decided.
4 4
James McKinnon of Minneapolis was
killed and another man whose name
was not learned was injured when the
automobile in which they were riding
ran off grade on the road between
Becker and MONTICELLO, MINI, and
turned over.
4 4
Olaf Anderson, waiting trial in the
county Jail at Astoria, Ore, on charge
of drowning his wife in the Columbia
river August /, was found dead hang
ing from the bars of his cell by a
towel tied around his neck. His feet
were touching the floor. He had plead
ed not guilty to the charge of murder
and his trial was set for next week.
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Four masked bandits who blew the
door of the postoffice vault at Moor
head, Mimi, escaped with between
$4,000 and $4,000, almost all in ne
gotiable treasury certificates and
stamps, d. A. Collier, postal inspector.
announced after a thorough examina
ton of the looted postoffice.
4 4
Chicago police nave been notified
that four auto bandits held up the
drygoods store of Andrew Piecin ir
North Chicago, ILL.,, and escaped with
$4,000.
Il. j. Costello, managing editor of
The Federated Press, Chicago, order
ed deported from England, has sailed
for America, the state department at
Washington has been informed by the
American embassy at London. The
dispatch added that Costello had pur-
chased a ticket for home before his ar
rest, and department officials assum-
ed deportation proceedings had been
dropped.
Fourteen persons were killed and
about 30 wounded in a clash between
natives and troops and police at Port
Elizabeth, Cape Colony, following the
arrest of Masalababa, president of the /
native workers union. The fighting /
began when a crowd tried to rescue I
from the police station. /
After two or three vain attacks the .
mob succeeded in entering the station.
the police called for the
who fired on and dispersed
the mob.
4 4
The Polish diet has unanimously rat
fled the preliminary peace treaty
signed recently at Riga by the Rus.
slam and Polish peace delegations.
4 Z
The German government, somewhat
10 the surprise of the council of the
eague of nations, has sent to the
eague officers in London 10 treaties
Or diplomatic agreements entered into
~ Germany with various powers since
January 10, it is learned.
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A regular quarterly dividend Of $3.50
| share and an extra dividend of 81
/ share were declared by the board of
directors of the Standard OH company
II California at San Francisco on the
stock of the corporation.
The dividend is payable December 10.