The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-05-07
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Large quantities of arms and muni-
lions were discovered by French cav
airy entering Hanau. east Ut Frank
fort, according to the Temps. The war
material was labelled army Ut the
west Numerous plans relating to
maneuvers also were found, purlWrt-
ing to cover military operations
against France through the zone occu.
pied by the American army ut COblenz.
Representative Charles A. Nichols
of Detroit collapsed ut his home while
at dinner and died within few min
utes. Death was said to have been
due to heart disease.
Five hundred French troops are re-
ported to have been wiped out in the
evacuation Of Urfa, in the northwest
part O1 MeSOpthnll.
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The rescue Of thousands Of war
prisoners now in the WildS Of Siberia
is to be undertaken by relief Socie-
ties with headquarters III New York.
Representatives Of the societies an
nounce that they had received aS>ur-
anceS that the United States govern
ment would aid with five large trans
ports.
! George DAILY. Il pilot flying for an
aviation school at Wilmington. and II
passenger. were killed when Days
airplane fell 1000 feet into the Pa
cific ocean off the recreation pier ut
Long Beach, tai. 1t was said the en-
CINE of the airplane failed while
DAILY was making Il loop. The engine
exploded when the plane hit the
water. The bodies We're recovered.
Permission to resell wheat purchas.
ell from the United States grain cor.
poratiOn was granted to mills through.
out the country in Il bulletin issued
by the corporation.
Imports in March set new high
record. while exports were the second
largest in the history Of the country
the department of commerce an
nOunceS.
Hawaiian orientals entitled to enter
the United States are leaving for tht
coast ut IL constantly increasing rate
according to Richard l.. Halsey. Unite,
States immigration officer ut Homo
lulu. "rhe number is increasing ever!
month" Halsey declared. $50 that. /
the acceleration is maintained. per
haps the problem of the Japanese vot'
here. in some degree. may be trans
ferred to the mainland
& 4
The cost of living as represented b,
prices of 80 articles Of food reMaine'
virtually unchanged during the montl
ending March Is. the department o
labOrs bureau of labor statistics re
ports. Figures made public show III
cost Of the 30 articles was only 81
Of l per cent below the cost in Janu
airy. when prices reached Il high waite
, mark.
, Declaring that in this generatio
there is no quarrel between Englan
: and Ireland. Sir Auckland Gedde
f new British ambassador to the Unite
q States. asserted on his arrival in Ne,
:. York that the Irish in Ireland Shoul
q be allowed 10 yrapple with their ow
g political differences without Outsid
|. interference.
Three men in Il motor car stOppe
and robbed two employees of the Stan'
q ard Oil company, who We're on the
n way to Kansas City bank in a mote
car with $500. The bandits escape
& 4
OF all tine European nations whit
o went to war in 1914. England alone h,
N greater population today than
II had then. The increase is about 7OO.O
II persons. according to latest Offici
u estimates.
n + 4
Re Pleas by Sheriff A. l.. Story tn
s. the law be allowed to take it's cour
resulted in the dispensing Of GROW
Re which gathered at the Savanna
70 Tenn. Jail to investigate, they sal
N the holding of four negroes accus
r of completely in the killing OF Har