The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-12-30
the WORLD


Washington-The navy is to be re-
duCed by 10000 men.
Morrison, Col.-Tive miners. over
come by fire damp. lost their lives in
the Satantc mine here recently.
Mexico City - Bopocatepeti, the
volcano south Of this city, IL again
lin eruption.
Mexico City-A Mexican woman.
living In the state Of Sonora, is re-
ported to have given birth to eight
children recently.
says tie economic recovery of Europe
while slow IL making satisfactory
| progress.
New York-Marshal Foch has COM
pleted his tour of America and SAIL
ed for Europe. Everywhere he was
received with wild acclaim.
Regina. Sask.-A large Mennonite
colony. who think they cannot enjoy
religious liberty here, are moving
overland to Alabama.
Indianapolis - Hanford McNider.
national commander of the American
legion, predicts that the soldier bonus
law will be enacted within 90 days.
Mtsmarck, N. D.-The state-owned
flour mill at Drake was operated be-
tween Jan. / and October 10 of this
year at a loss of $4,000.
Seattlo-The rivers of Western
Warrington are running over their
banks and lowlands are inundated.
Ten lives have been lost and much
property destroyed.
N1anagua, Nic.-Four policemen
were killed while breaking up fight
between American marines and a
party of civilians. Two marines were
wounded.
Washington-The four power pact,
which seems likely to be adopted,
binds the contracting powers to keep
war off the Pacific coasts of America
and Asia.
Belfast-The feeling in the north
OF ireland is very bitter against the
Irish Free State pact, and there have
been numerous clashes and several
shootings.
ToSio-1n view of the antagonism
towards Japanese in United States
and Australia, the government will
encourage emigration to Brazil,
where the Japanese are welcome.
Mexico City-A bill has been pass
ed by the Mexican congress provid-
ing an annual pension of $4,000 to
Jail ex-presidents of the republic for
the duration of their lives.
New YOrk-Mrs. Lillian Raizen,
wife of Brooklyn toy manufacturer,
has confessed that she killed DR..
Abraham Glickstein because he at
tempted to assault her.
PhOenix-Roy Gardner has enter
ed plea of guilty and has been SEN
fenced to 25 years for mail robbery.
On two other counts he received SINH
lar sentences, which means that he
must serve Is years in federal prison.
New York - Charles w. Morse,
shipbuilder, whose transactions with
the shipping board are being inves-
ttgated, and who is under arrest on
charge of conspiracy to defraud the
United States. has been released on
a bond of $4,000.
Chicago-Tommy O'Connor, two
gun fighter, under sentence of death,
with two other prisoners, overpower-
ed guards, fought his way down four
floors of the Cook county jail, scaled
a 15-foot wall. Communicated an au-
tomobile and made his escape.
Ottawa-As the result of the re-
cent elections, in which the Liberal
party was victorious, w. Mckenzie
King will be made premier of Canada
on Christmas day. The Liberals
have been out of power since the de-
feat of Sir Wilfred Laurier, during
the Taft administration.
Aberdeen, s. D.-Thirteen years
ago woman mailed q letter to a
friend living at Webster, so miles
southeast of here. The letter arrived
at its destination few days ago, to
find that the woman to whom it was
addressed had departed this life. The
postal authorities are investigating.
Dublin-While DeValera will op.
pose the confirmation of the treaty
between the Irish free state and Eng.
land. it is thought that Griffith, head
of the Sim Fem delegates to London
will control enough votes in the
Irish parliament to secure Irish en-.
dorsement.
Chicag0-Chief of Police Fitzmor.
ris says that the policeman who at,
tempts to bring Lucky Tommy
O'Connor in alive will be suspended
He has instructed all officers or
search for the desperate who fought
his way out of prison to kill on sight