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rec0ver from the present depression.
New Orleans-Numer0ds injured
persons and arrests resulted from an
hours battle between $50 policemen
and union sympathizers Of striking
river front workers.
Houston, Tex.-A ''neighborhood
gossip injunction was issued by
Judge U. u. Harvey Of the Eightieth
district cour, The injunction re.
strains a woman from making "any
remarks" about a and three
children who reside next door.
Springfield, Ml.-Illincis' newest poll
tical sensation-reports Of alleged at.
tempts to corrupt the grand jurV
which indicted Governor Len Small.
last July-probably will be laid before
a future Sangamon county grand jury
for investigation, States Attorney
Mortimer said.
Chicago-At least IL husbands who
served in the army or navy are credit
ed to Mrs. Helen Drexler, Waukegan.
Ill.,. the champion collector Of govern.
ment, allotment checks, according to
federal authorities who had her in
custody. She is alleged to have mar.
ried husbands in various parts Of the
country, divorced none, and with hav.
ing received approximately $500 a
month from the government for the
last three years.
Northwest
Des Moines-Governor Nate Kendall
announced that he had ordered the
return OF the Iowa National Guards.
men on duty at Ottawa.
Shelby, Mont.-A rush to the Toole
gOldfields in the west Sweet Grass
Hills is in progress and scores Of
claims have been staked.
Des MOines-The proposed cost OF
service ~streetcar franchise was ap
proved by nearly a two to one major.
ity by the voters at the special cleo.
ton.
Helena-The corporation just organ.
lied here by Montana bankers to han.
die funds loaned the livestock indus.
try by the War Finance corporation /
expects to handle between $4,000, OOl
and $500, 900 in the next six months,
according to a formal statement.
Virginia City. Mont.-California car.
italists have taken 10 leases on mining
claims in this section, in the hope oil
discovering the channel OF Alder creek
out of which many millions in gold
was taken in pioneer days. Alder
creek gave its name to Alder gulch,
which the vigilantes immortalized.
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Gsn- va--The League Of Nations has
issued q call for the members OF the
international our OF justice to meet
at The Hague Jan. 80.
Madrid-The chamber Of deputies
passed q bill approprlating $4,000, 900
kesAtas tor naval construction. THIS
Will prOvlue Tor an increase in the
Spanish navy.
London - Premier Lloyd George,
It was learned, Is definitely planning
to leave England for the United
states, Dec. IL to attend the Washing.
ton conference.
Berlin-Germany will send q mis-.
sion Of industrialists, bankers and az.
ri~culturistA to America to d .scuss
German economic problems with
tinanciers there. it was announced.
Berlin-The cabinet has approved
drastic rules, including Imprisonment
or fine, to prohibit proflteering, usury
and the boarding Of foodstufs, OF
which many cities are complaining.
BuenOs Aires-A soviet delegation
II on the way to Buenos Aires to ne.
g0tiate for the r~eopening Of trade re.
lations between Argentina and Rus.
STA, La Razon learns from diplomatic
sources.
Kingston. Jamaica-A sharp earth
shock. lasting three seconds, occurred
here. The tremors were so pronounced
that the population was momentarily
panic stricken. but no damage has
been reported.
Belfast-An attack on The jail at
Londonderry with the object OF re-
leasing the prisoners there was re-
pulsed by the police guards. Two pc.
licemen were killed and several Of the
attackers captured.
Moscow-Typhus fever is sweeping
Russia with increasing viol.nce, espe-
cially In the Odessa, Baku. Turkestan
and Volga regions. where the famine
= severe. There are moro than 1000
typhus cases In Moscow hospitals.
London-The Italian destroyer Cen
traurO has gone down in the Mediter-
ranean on Adalia during q storm, &C
cording to . dispatch from Brindisi to
the Daily Mail. THE C~entrauro is not
listed In available navy registers.)
Budapest-Premier Bethlen told the
conference Of the Hungarian Chris
tian party that the government was
planning to introduce in the national
assembly . bin designed to solve the
question Of . future king for Hungary.
Calais-Seven officers and So pri.
Yates. the last Of the 100000 men on
stituttng the British expeditionary
force, have embarked for England, af.
ter an absence Of seven years. No Of
dcial ceremony attended the departure.