The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-12-02
the WORLD

Warrington - Both exports and
imports increased during October.
Tckio-Japan has decided to with
draw troops from Siberia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. now guard
oil q. 8. mail trains.
6pokaAo-Fifteen guests escaped
In night attire when the st. Regis
hotel burned one night recently.
Duluth-When . farm house near
was burned three children lost their
lives.
Bismarck - Nonpartisan leaguers
will contest the recent election by
which Governor Frazier was recalled.
Wash1ngt0n-Pardon for Eugene
Debs, socialist leader, is being con-
sidered in administration circles.
New York-German marks, worth
% cents before the war, are being
sold at three and one-third mills with
few buyers.
Des MOines-FOur companies of
troops have been ordered to Ottum-
wa, to preserve order among the
striking miners.
Berlin-The report that Germany
cannot meet her next reparation pay
ment is denied by the German gov
eminent.
Phoenix. Ariz.-Roy Gardner, cap
tured mail bandit, was bound over
to the federal grand jury here and
his bond fixed at 100000.
TOkio-Baron Takahashi is the
new head of the japanese cabinet.
icy of peace.
Q
the Chicago Truck Drivers union are
out on strike against wage cut of
So per week.
New York-Mrs. Margaret Sanger
and Miss Mary Winter are in Jail as
the result of their teaching birth con-
troll.
Tijuana-six filibusters, captured
by the local military, were stood up
against wall and shot a few days
ago.
Constantinople-Th former EN-
peror Charles of Austria and his wife
have been exiled to the island of
Madeira.
Regina, Sask.-Six masked men
made prisoners of two warehouse
employees, loaded so cases of whisky
into automobiles, and made their
escape.
Milwaukee-JackS Schneider of this
city was the first person in the
United States to purchase medicinal
beer under the new federal regula-
tions. Some day he will be given
space in the encyclopedia.
New York-An immediate reduc-
ton of 10 per cent in carload freight
rates on farm products, for a period
OF six months, was agreed upon by
executives of the railroads of the
United States.
knoble, Ark.-Because she used
face powder in defiance of rules and
was expelled from school, Pearl
Paghley. IS, has brought action in
the local courts for her reinstate-
ment.
New York-Mrs. George Gould,
who, before her marriage to the head
OF the Gould family was Edith King
don, an actress Of the first rank,
dropped dead while playing golf a
few days ago.
Roy. Wash.-Three masked ban
dts, one said to be under 20, held
up the Roy state bank in broad day
light, and escaped with $4,000 in
cash. They locked the bank officials
in the vault.
New York-The Montana bobcat,
presented to Marshal Foch, has given
the world war chieftain so much
trouble in the matter of supplying it
with the right kind Of food that the
animal has been turned over to the
Brooklyn zoo.
Tampico-A crowd of 300 radicals.
in which there were many uniformed
soldiers. congregated before the
American consulate and threatened
the life of the consul. The demon
stration was in protest against the
conviction of Sacco and Vanzetti.
Italians, for murder, by a Massachu-
sets court.