The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-10-15
the WORLD

Redlands, Cal.-Mrs. I. D. Stewart
celebrated her 91st birthday here re-
Gently by registered as voter for the
first time in her life.
London-One of Germany's best
known airmen will attempt trans
Atlantic flight about the middle of
this month. He will use an alumni
UNI monoplane.
New York-The foreign trade of
the United States for 1920 will ap-
proximate 900, accord
ing to estimates compiled by the Ma
tional City bank.
Fargo-Whisky and rum-running
is too dangerous game for times of
peace, D. F.. Smith said here in ex-
planning why he resigned from the
prohibition enforcement service.
Chicago-Chief of Police Carrity
has begun an investigation of reports
that dozens of Chicago policemen are
implicated in wholesale bootleg
ging'' and are acting as guards in the
Illegal transportation of liquor.
Raritan, N. j. - Mrs. Elizabeth
and a uniform, concealed her sex and
is said to be fought beside her hus-
band through the Civil war, died a
few days ago, aged 80.
New Neutrality-suspicious., with
a cruising radius sufficient to enable
them to cross the Pacific ocean, now
are under construction and probably
will be available for use by the navy
department next spring.
Leavenworth-Eck Won Shack
and Franz Won Bopp, at one time con-
sui and vice consul for the German
imperial government at San Fran
cisco, have been released from the
federal prison.
Calgary-Disguised as boy and
working as messenger for an cleo
trio company, Helen Howard, 16, who
ran away from her home in Missoula,
Montana, September 26, is being held
by the local police pending instruc-
lions from her home.
BostorHThe federal grand jury
has indicted Charles Ponzi promoter
of the scheme by which millions of
dollars were obtained from investors
on promises to pay SO per cent profits
on charge of using the mails in a
scheme to defraud.
Hanover, N. H.-President Ernest |
N. Hopkins, of Dartmouth college, |
issued a statement in denial of char
ges that more than 100 students had |
filed dispositions admitting their par
or knowledge of traffic
in booze" at the institution.
Jonesboro, Tenn.-Thirty-f to
SO service men from the National
sanitarium at Johnson City, shot up
The Jail here, slightly wounding one
prisoner, in an effort to obtain a ne
gro held in connection with an at
tack on a white waitress at the sani
,arium.
Chicago-Representatives of four
major league baseball clubs have
started a movement designed to
clean up baseball forever" by TAX
ing control of the game out of the
hands of men financially interested L
and placing it undr Civilian tri-
buna1,' to be composed of men "of
nnquestioned public standing" t
London-The divorce courts have 1
after the summer recess '
= it'll a record docket of from 2,006 f
% $500 cases, against 1,471 when {
he last term opened. AS 700 of the g
pending cases are left-overs the /
ourts expect the busiest time in their
istory until the Christmas recess. '
Washington-New York state, the c
lost popu1ous in the country, has a l
opu1ation of 10,384,144, an increase g
f 1,270,530 or 1879 per cent over s
lat of 10 years ago. Populations of
Tree other states also were an C
ounced Monday by the census bu- a
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