The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-12-01
HE WORLD

n Aoti1S 40 AORO-t
ed in parts of India.
MISREPRESENTATION railroad lines
are planning to reduce wages.
Brussells-The church has won
the legislative election.
Kansas City-A smallpox epidemic
which has taken rs lives, is sweep
ing Kansas City.
Berlin-Germany has protested
against the use of negro troops in
the Rhine district.
Belgrade--King Alexander OF
Serbia has denied the rumor thai he
intends to abdicate.
Chicago-Morris & Company, meat
packers, will ask for a 10 per cent
reduction of wages.
ST. Paul-Mrs. James J. Hill, rel
let of the great railway magnate, is
dead.
London-The betrothal of Princess
Mary, only daughter of King George,
to Viscount Lascelles, is announced.
Neutrality-suspicious. Rican leaders
of the movement for independence,
have asked President Harding to re-
move Governor E. Mont RELY.
Cleveland-One man was killed
and two wounded in a clash between
striking milk wagon drivers and the
police.
Bismarck - Nonpartisan league
officials are seeking through the
courts to nullify the recent recall
vote.
Observation-Disclosures through
out the United States have been in.
structed to assist in locating lost
persons.
st. Petrograd-The Russian soviet
government will appeal to the work.
ers of the world for financial aid to
the extent of 800, 900.
London-As one tangible result of
the disarmament conference Great
Britain has stopped work IN several
ships under construction.
Bismarck. A. Nestos. the new
governor of North Dakota, succeed
ing Governor Lynn Frazier, was in
augurated a few days ago.
Trinidad-Mine operators say 80
per cen of the miners, who went on
strike recently, have gone bacy to
work.
ST. Paul-President Harding, pub
Usher of the Marion, Ohio, Star, be-
came a member of the National Edi-
torial association a few days ago.
Spokane-James Glover, founder
of the city of Spokane, is dead. lie
filed on a homestead of 100 acres
on which the business district of the
city is located.
Buenos Ayres-Dr. Anabe1 Jones,
governor of the province of San Juan,
r,o 1IA+ a-l J~sJIoJ - f0,,, -11;t;ooJ
enemies as he was alighting from
his automobile.
BerIin-Germany is seeking for
eign help to meet reparation payment
and unless she car get the money in
the United States, it is u~nobtain-
able. +
Washington-The senate will in
vestigate the charge made by Senator
Watson of Georgia of the hanging of
American soldiers in France without
trial. s
Wichita-Eddie Adams, a motor
ious bandit wanted in several states, /
was shot and killed here a few days t
ago by a local detective. He wound {
ed two men in his last fight. i
Chicago-During the first week {
marine guards have been in /,
charge of mail cars two mail bandits, /,
attempting to rob ars, have been {
shot. 9
Washington-The interstate conf (
merce commission has issued an 7
order requiring the railroads to put s
into effect a Is per cent decrease in |
hay and grain rates. The order is eff
December 27.
Victoria, B. C.-Mrs. Ralph Smith, !
minister without portfolio in the :
Columbia government, and :
he first woman in the British empire :
hold a cabinet position, has re- +
signed. :
Wasnington-The senate has :
down the lid on medicinal =
)eer. The brewing interests may ap- !
zeal to the supreme court for a rul- :
on the new laws constitution .
llity. .
Lethbridge=James H. Leach, a =
Iontana cattle r%ustler, we'll known on :
he border, was found guilty of cattle =
tealing and sentenced to eight years =
n the Alberta penitentiary a few +
ago. y
Washington-The 1858" ratio of y
laval strength for the United States, =
Britain and Japan has been y
Practically agreed upon by the dis .
rmament conference. 1t is estimat :
d that it will save the three nations >
billion dollars. =
London-The Times says that UNI :,
ess the United States assumes the !,
urden of rehabilitating European :,
chaos will result. Germany y
annot pay Frances reparation bill r
yithout immense loans, and if Ger 81
lany does not pay France faces N
ankruptcy. -
Los Angeles-Four Santa Fe Off y,
ials were killed when an automobile a
lspection cal jumped the track. y,
he dead are William Matsie, super =
ltendent; H. c. Storey, his assistant; =,
VILLAIN B. Bowman, roadmaster, and ~
A. Jaeger, division engineer. ~
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