The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-06-25
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WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD
HAPPENINGS OF PAST WEEK
RECORD Of Important Events From
Everywhere Condensed and
Classified in Departments
fer Busy Readers
WARRINGTON

Ident Wilson. Mr. Long rptire> To MAKE
che race for the nomination for Unit
Ell States senator from his home state
Missouri
Los Angeles has ou,Strirped San
Francisco and become the largest city
west Of ST. Louis during the last 10
years. the census bureau figures an
nouncing the populations of the two
cities shows. II also has outgrown
Buffalo. tenth largest city in the co,ill-
try in 1910 rs we'll as Milwaukee
Washington. Newark, cincinnati and
New Orleans
FOREIGN.
Two proved cases of huhonic plague
have been discovered IN the republic
Of Salvador. the Mexican secretary of
foreign affairs. is quoted as saving by
Mexico City newspaper. The Cen
trail American nations are declared to
have ordered a quarantine against Sal
vador
Italy is so short of coal that a com
pany has been dredging out of the
fallen overheard during wears of coal
Ing operations in Genoa harbor. The
reclaimed coal is selling for the equiv
alent of Sl20 ton.
The American Federation of Labor
in convention at Montreal made plans
10 offer the support of organized labor
10 the Democratic party in return for
It's acceptance of laborS platform de-
mand>. which. leaders declare. the Re
publican party has ignored Labor
leaders announced the first step would
te condemnation of the Republican
party. 10 be followed by an appeal Ia
the Democratic party for incorporation
OF labors policy in its platform.
President Ebert has asked Chancel-
Tor Mueller tn form Il new cabinet. ac-
eording to a Berlin dispatch TO the
London Times. The chancellor will
Try to secure the cooperation of the
independent socialists. 1t is said or
otherwise will abandon the task
Constable Carroll of Dublin was shot
dead last week by Il party of armed
men in Limerick. He was the fiftieth
police victim since January q, last.
A mail train was held up near Kill
larney and the mail bags seized.
Admission by General Rodolfo Her
zero. who has been charged with re-
sponsbility for President Carranza's
death. that he did not have personal
knowledge that CarranZa committed
mi 10 I.,, ~,
"f the presidents officers. featured the
hearing before the federal court in
Vestigating the chief executives death.
The bill for 4 >uper-tax of four pesos
per hundred Kilograms of wheat and
five pesos per hundred Kilograms of
flour has become a law in Argentine
Although the tax on wheat imposed
by the bill is one peso less than had
been proposed by President lrigoyen.
il is announced he had accepted the
measure and has promulga'ed the law.
Labor conditions still are unsettled
In England. not so much because of
aissa tiSfaction with wages. hours or
working conditions as to jealousy be-
tween rival trade unions and parricu.
larly between skilled and unskilled
labor. says the American chamber Of
commerce In London.
Word has been received in Warsaw
that American Red Cross workers who
Strayed into the BolShevik lines near
the kiev hridgehead recently were sub
tec,ed TO shell fire. All in the party
escaped injury. Medical supplies We're
being taken to the dressing stations
when the Smelling occurred.
The United States was consulted
as To whether il desired TO he repre-
scented in the negotiations in London
between allied representatives and
Gregory kriSSin. the Bol>hevk minis
ter of trade and commerce. but made
no reply. Premier Lloyd George stated
in the house of commons.
Taxation amounting to something
like ~ per cent of gross revenue and
heavy running expenses are RESPONSE
BILE for the recent closing down of 80
first class 1healers in Germany Many
theatrical and operate companies are
said TO he in sore financial straits.
Few people can afford 70 pay for the
higher priced seats at the present i'll
creased rates. and the moving picture
houses. with their popular prices are
reaping the benefit.
The United States government has
bought l4.OO0 tons of Argentine sugar.
says Il BuenoS Aires dispatch.
The fashion Of cutting wOmen'S hair
short is waning. and scores of short
haired women are searching West End
hairdreSSing shops for locks with which
to replace those of which they We're
shOrn few months ago when the
"bObbing' craze was at its height in
London. This has created an abnor-
NAL demand for hair of all colorS.
POssesSors of rich auburn or pure
white locks Of suitable length can oh
tain Sl2 or Sl5 by submitting to the
s'bObbing" operation.