Cheyenne record., 1920-11-11
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thorized the Austrian government to
pledge the famous imperial tapestries
AZ security for loan to purchase co.
600 tons of breadstuffs.
The Chilean wheat yield for 1920
was COS, 600 tons, an Increase Of 5000
tons over 1919, it was announced. The
acreage sown was 1,29O,OOO. Home
consumption will be $4,000 tons 1t 10
estimated.
Gen. Alvaro Obregon, president-elect
Of Mexico, commenting on the election
Of Warren G. Harding, said that the
result was not surprising. II believe
Senator Harding will make a good
President and be good neighbor for
Mexico" he said.
The first suspension of rail traffic in
Ireland has been ordered. The Mid
land railway notified its employees that
all agreements with the employees are
at an end on account of the troubles
that have arisen over the transporta-
tion Of troops and munitions.
The cabinet today nominated Leon
Bourgeois, president of the council of
the League of Nations former Premier
Rene Viviani, and former Minister of
Foreign Affairs Gabriel Hanotaux as
Frances delegates to the League Of
Nations assembly in Geneva.
The steamer Zenabe, flying the red
flag, and freighted with ammunition
for the Turkish Nationalists in Trebi-
zond. was sunk in the Black Sea off
Dot, kr N1A
Zenabe went down after tremendous
explosion occurred on board. Twenty
two members Sof her crew were taken
prisoner.
Depreciation of the rupee has demer-
allied all Indian foreign trade and the
country faces the grave possibility Of
financial panic. The warehouses in all
ports are choked with American and
British goods which the merchants re-
fuse to accept. The banks find mil
lions of dollars in bills they are una
Bile to collect and number Of firms
already have entered bankruptcy.
An inter-Allied conference of organ
izations representing Allied combat
ants in the world war will open in
Paris November 2Sth. The United
States, through the American Legion
in France; Great Britain, Belgium,
Italy and .CzechO- Slovakia will be rep
resented. Invitations have been sent
to organizations in Greece, Japan, Por-
tugal and Jugo-Slavia to have repre-
sentatives attend.
The shortage and high prices Of
bread in Argentine will be relieved
through an agreement entered into by
the government and the millers where
by the governments stock Of approx
mately 10000 tons will be released at
price amounting to about half the
current quotation. This decision was
reported after the closing of number
of mills due to lack of grain and the
increase of the price of bread to rec
ord figures.
GENERAL
The Harvard football team converted
a lost cause into an even issue when 1t
tied the Princeton team at IA points in
the last period of their annual game.
Announcement was made ut Toledo,
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mobile plant, normally employing 15,-
600 workers, will be shut down for in
ventory and will remain closed for an
Indefinite period.
Following a custom less formally OBJ
served through all the centuries since
the works OF AnaxagOras was relegat-
ed to the top shelf to make room for
those of Aesop, the electors of the New
York University Hall of Fame an
nounced the dedication of niche to
Mark Twain Noah Webster, after
consideration, was not admitted.
The Rev. ]. o. L. Spracklin Of Wind
sOr, Ont, pastor of the Sandwich
Methodist Church of Windsor, Ont.
and a special liquor license inspector,
is detained in the Sandwich Jail follow
ing the shooting to death of Beverly
Trumble, proprietor of an inn known
as Chappell House. The shooting Oe-
Cured during raid upon the inn.
Cocoa and chocolate wholesale prices
dropped to cents pound recently,
following the downward trend of icOf-
fee and tea, local manufacturers an
nounced at Montreal.
Governor Morrow of Kentucky par
doned Fess Whitaker, jailer Of Letcher
county, who was elected a county
fudge while serving n sentence in the
Jail over which he had charge. Whit
aker was convicted of attacking county
Officers. Governor Morrow, it was
said at the state house, took the posi-
To- fnfI
led his opponent by more than loo
votes and that such popular indorse-
ment was sufficient ground for issuing
a pardon.
Jack Dempsey, worlds heavyweight
boxing champion, and Georges Carpen-
st., E,ropaop tttlohol6pr SipDod