The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-24
WESTERN.

shot wound received in clash between
Irish factions at Watertown, Ireland
The boy. aged nine years, was visit
ing in Ireland with his mother The
message said death resulted from q
shot over the heart inflicted by Brit
ish soldier. Mr.. Maloney has asked
Congressman Albert Johnson to lay
the matter before the state depart.
nnent.
| Plans announced ut the time of Gov
ernor Cantu's retirement whereby the
people Of Lower California were to be
permitted to name their own governor.
have been revoked. it was Indicated
in semi-official statement issued
from the territorial capital last week.
Instead, this statement indicated Il
governor would be appointed by the
provisional government within two
weeks.
Two provisional companies Of infan-
try and a detachment of signal corps
and artillery corps have left Denver
The men were sent there during the
StONN NN1 llvtSs
John NJ. Baer. congressman for the
First district of North Dakota. in a
telegram to Attorney General A.
Mitchell Palmer urged the attorney
general to use the war time power
vested in you to eliminate vicious spec.
ulation" in wheat futures, which. he
said. is resulting in disastrous losses
to the producers" declaring the farm
ers OF the northwest demanded pro.
lection In the wheat market. Mr..
Baer suggested the feasibility Of fix
ing minimum price Of So a bushel for
wheat ito protect the farmers againS,
this gross injustice"
GENERAL
When Peter vidovitch. 65-year.
old charity guest OF the municipal
lodging house In New York, died in
a hospital. it was learned that he was
possessor Of fortune exceeding Slo3..
zoo. The old mans holdings were
said to comprise $4,000 in Liberty
bonds; 100000 deposited in Alaska
banks; $500 in cash; a 5000 ruby
ring; a $4,000 diamond ring: a $4,000
diamond stickpin: a 5000 gold nugge,
and several deeds to realty in Fair
banks. Alaska. He was registered Il,
the hospital as Il miner of San Fran
cisco and Alaska.
Miss Amy Hanson. IS. daughter of
{. F. Hanson of Black River Falls
Wis. was instantly killed. her father
probably MORALLY burned and her sis
'er less seriously hurt when their aut,
vas struck by train near Ashby, ~
niles south of Fergus Falls.
Untitled orders held by the Uni,u' |
states Steel corporation in the mon,l |
'nding August 81 totalled 1O.SO5 OBS
"ns as against 1l.l1S.46S for til,
month ending July 81. The latest re-.
'ort showed decrease Of 3l3,43O tons |
'ver the previous mou,h
Actual construction work on the I,
inoi> waterway, for which the exppn-
lifure OF S2o.ONNN was authorized in |
n amendment to the Illinois state
voted in 1908. will begin
he middle of October. it is announced
Springfield. The project will con
ect approximately 5000 miles of i'm.
roved waterways in the Mississippi
alley and make continuous navigation
ptWeen the Mississippi river and the
reat Lakes.
Approximately 35 persons were in
.red. Il seriously. when Il Concv Is
md sightseeing bus with 20 men.
omen and children aboard. collidel
18th New York trolley car. Police
serves and ambulances We're called
nj first aid was rendered victims
vacant lor nearby. The driver Of
le bus and the conductor of the car
ere held on technical charges. In
'ctments charging murder in the first
eyree were returned against nine
rect railway workers arrested In
with the Stoning of q train
la1 resulted in the death of one pas
niger
4 shipment of bonds. understood 20
= valued AT SlO,oW. WAS stolen from
'"iiNt. IL il near NJpTnh- |
A. Ga. last week. according TO dis
ltcheS received ar Atlanta.
Separate ballot boxes will not he
divided for Minnesota women at the
'nera. elections in November. accord
2 To IN opinion given by Rollin l..
NTH. assistant attorney general. in
ply to an inquiry from The M!nneapo-
city clerk. who sought a ruling on
rtain phases of the federal suffrage
nendnent as affecting state election
VS.. Women will be permitted TO
'te for all offices and they will be :
lSihle to serve as election Judges and
erkS, if they qualify, according to Mr..
nith'> opinion |;
The Prudential Trust COMPANY of
aston. an Institution capiralzed at /;
'nNN with more than $1,000, GOO in
posts in banking and savings de- {
'rInents. has been closed by Ban,;
'mni>sioner Joseph Callen. With |
awals lad reduced its deposits nv
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