The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-09-15
THE WORLD

New York-Germans are again at.
tempting to get control of the dye
industry.
Tacoma-Roy Gardner, California
mail bandit, escaped from McNeil's
island federal prison a few days ago
Athens-The Greeks, fighting the
Turks in Asia Minor, appear to have
a shade the best of it.
Salem--Because her husband was
cruel to her Mrs. Andrew Wertberger
killed him with a hammer while he
was asleep.
manufacturing is increasing, and
there are less unemployed now than
there were two months ago.
Petrograd-Russian peasants are
said to be making no effort to plant
winter wheat, which means that the
famine will be worse next year than
1t is now.
Spokane - Miss Helen Williams,
"a, was murdered in a downtown
hotel, her throat being slashed with
a razor. The police are holding j.
B. Heney, a baker.
Knoxville, Tenn.-A ~10-year-old
girl was taken from her bed, carried
to the ball park, attacked and MUIR
dered at Lynch, KY, according to re-
ports received here.
New York - Attendance at the
championship battle between Bryan
Downey and Johnny Wilson at Boyl's
Thirty Acres in Jersey City was only
1929, and the total receipts S49,-
6S5.
Athens-A Greek official commu-
nication of September 2, reports the
capture by the Greeks in Asia Minor
of Aminsai and Mount Arbise, toge-
Their with an entire battalion of Turks
including its commander.
Charleston, w. Va.-Physicians de-
clare that the nerve of Corporal A. c..
Hazleton, sole survivor of the Nicho-
las county aviation disaster, and who
is seriously injured internally, may
save his life.
Washington-The pocketbook of
the average American was SO cents
lighter in August than in July, ac-
cording to the monthly circulation
statement issued by the federal
treasury department.
Ormsby, Minn.-An entire family
of seven-father, mother and five
children-were found shot to death
in their home here, apparently the
victims of the father, Frank Klocow,
a prominent local business man.
Montpelier, France-One hundred
Russian refugees recently answered
an advertisement of a vineyard own
er, offering temporary work at grape
picking. Fifty of them were engaged
among whom the owner was astound-
ed to find three former generals of
the Russian imperial army.
st. Paula shooting, following an
argument in a soft drink saloon here
resulted in the death of Charles Mar
celli, 40, and the probable fatal in
jury of Sam Guiren, SO. The injured
refused to talk and just who did
the shooting has not been definitely
Harrisburg, Ul.-Striking miners
at the Rosiclare mine of the Hillside
Fluor Spar company, 40 miles from
harrisburg captured ]. c. Swanson,
mine superintendent, and his wife
and three children, according to word
received here, and are holding them
prisoners back in the hills.
McGrath, Mimi. - More than 70
'efugees from the fire swept area in
he vicinity of Solana and White
Pine, including those who were made
homeless when the village of White
Pine was wiped out, are being cared
or by the national guard contingent
tationed at this place.
Solana, Minn.-Trapped in a yerit-
BILE furnace of brush and second
,rowth timber in the fire zone about
i've miles south of White Pine set
2S members of the Second
'royisionary Company, Sixth Infan-
ry, Minnesota National Guard, st.
'aul, under command of Captain
tafford King, narrowly escaped in
ineration.