The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-11-12
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WEST GhN.
Feminism captured the city of Yon
Gala. Ore. in the general election
An entire municipal ticket of women
was chosen. Men opponents We're de
feated for all the offices. These elect
ed we're: Mayor. Mrs. Mary Burt
members of council. Mrs. Bernice Will
son. Mrs. Jennie n. Lasell. Mrs. Net
tie Hannah, and Mrs. Edith 3. Thomp
son.
About $500 was taken by holdups
from the Riverside. WASH. branch OF
the Everett Bank of Commerce by two
youths who boldly entered the bank
backed the cashier and bookkeepe,
against the sides of their cages and
then swept clean the cash drawers and
money desks. The bandit pair were
attired in overalls and had smeared
lamp black over their faces. They
made their escape with almost ridicu-
l0us ease. one leaving by way of a
rear stairway from the second floor
OF the bank building. and the other
going out by way of the front door
and down side street,
Judge NJ. F. Mccormick of Fresno,
CAL. has ordered Judgment for the
plaintiff in the suit of the California
Packing corporation for damages
against G. H. bulgarian. a peach
grower. The Judgment appropriated
$500. the amount representing the diff
ference between the price for which
the undelivered peaches were contract
Ell for and the open market price. The
suit was the first of series brought
by the packing corporation against
growers to reach Judgment. They are
based on failure of the orchartlist to
deliver fruit contracted for at a price
OF 1925 ton and sold to others at
higher prices.
Three persons were seriously iniur-
ed and 20 slightly hurt when a Texas
special on the Missouri Kansas & Tex
as railroad crashed into a work train
In the Enfaula yards. GO miles south
Of McAlester. Okla.
Judge Samuel Pattee at Tombstone.
AriZ. dismissed the cases against all
connection with the Ri>hee deporta-
tions of alleged "agitatorS" among the
copper miners. The action was taken
on motion of County Attorney Il. \.
French
The little community of Unalaska,
off the Alaskan peninsula. is seriously
threatened by an epidemic of small
poX. according to a wireless dispatch
received in Seattle by w. T. Lopp.
chief of the Alaska division of the L,
:. bureau of education. According TO
Mr Loops information. % are already
stricken. 1t is believed the cases are
confined to the native population
There are 40 white persons on the is
land and tho native population num-
hers several hundred.
FOREIGN
France England and Italy have
signed tri-par1ies agreement in
Whlch they agree 10 support each
other in maintaining their sphere
of Influence" in Turkey. The limits of
the areas in which the respective sne
cial interests of France and Italy are
recognized are defined by the same
document
The Chinese legation in Berlin has
been entered by thieves and rugs val
ued at 100000 marks stolen.
Affected by feeling that The Re
publican victory in the United States
was favorable to prohibition. National
Rreweries stock last week fell from 60
10 54i2 cents on the Montreal OK
change.
outrases in Ireland during the last
week show steady decline in political
CRIME, according 10 statement issued
by the Dublin Castle authorities. but
the campaign of guerilla warfare
against the armed forces OF the crown
is being waged with increasing inren. |
Sity. Police designations are decreaS-
ing and the recruiting Of police from |
ireland Itself is increasing. Deputy |
Lord Mayor oCallahan has been elect |
ed lord mayor Of Cork in succession .
TO the late Terence MacSwinev.
SO many continental airplane lines
now cross Holland that some of the
Dutch cities have adopted ordinances
10 prevent air liners from FLYING SO
low as to become Il source nj danger
An ordinance adopted by The Hague
requires the air pilots to keep more
than 500 feet above the level of the
city.
The United States dollar was quot
ed last week in Santiago. Chile. at
seven pesos, the highest price since
early in 1915.
Work is not expected to be fully re-
sumed in the English coal mines. clos
ad down by the recent miners strike.
or few days. when the railways are
llsO expected to institute normal serv-
&c. Reports from the coal fields con-
'erning the mems rapid return to work
we're optimistic. 1t is believed it will
AXE two months for all the indus