The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-07-14
THE WORLD

new tariff law is expected to develo
a revenue of $700,000,0 900.
Neutrality-suspicious. Wallace, VIII
created the organization to dig tn
Panama canal, is dead.
Sioux Falls, S. D.-The Ku Klu
Khan has been organized in Soutl
Dakota with the avowed purpose O
fighting all species of radicalism.
Washington-The cost of running
the United States government durin.
the past fiscal year was $5,115,027,
$50.
New York-Jack Dempsey is read.
to fight Jess Willard any time tn
fight cal be arranged, Jack Kearns
his manager, announced.
Chicago-Five men were burne,
to death and 81 injured when fir
started in three batteries of higl
pressure stills in the Standard OF
company's refinery at Whiting, Ind.
Mexico City-Labor conditions il
Tampico are described as acute will
more than $4,000 men out of worl
as a result Of the cessation of OF
drilling in that region.
New York-Former President Viii
son has entered into a law partner
ship with Former Secretary of State
Colby and will practice in New YORK
city.
Chicago-Bill Haywood has mott
fled consular officials that he viii
leave Russia soon and will surrender
to the federal authorities as soon as
he arrives in America.
Springfield, m.-Edward t. Smith,
e o n -A-IA-r &c 100 l.-, -NJ-
is dead here as a result of injuries
received when he was struck by an
automobile.
Aberdeen, S. D.-A tornado caused
approximately $35O,006 loss in this
section of the state, and the loss of
one life at Frederick, SD, where
damage was estimated at 100000.
Davis, Gala grain fire, believed
to have been started from a locomo-
tive two miles east of this place,
swept a path over a mile wide and
six miles in length.
New York-The government is
seeking to dissolve the Cement Manu-
facturers Protective association by
bringing a civil suit in federal court
against 19 corporations and four in
dividuals.
London - Official announcement
was made here that there is no truth
in the statement published in the
Sketch to the effect that a plot to as
sassinate the British cabinet minis
tiers had been discovered.
Fargo-Eighty silos and 20 large
barns besides a considerable quantity
of grain were reported destroyed by
the tornado which swept through the
southern sections of North Dakota.
Grain was considerably damaged by
hail.
Springfield, m-Goyernor Small
of Illinois will appoint Mrs. Wini-
fred Mason Huck as a member at
large in congress to complete the
unexpired term of her father, the
late William E. Mason.
Riga-M. Unsplicht, vice-president
of the town of Tcheka, Russia, has
informed the Moscow soviet that a
revolutionary plot has been dis
covered in Petrograd and in the
Polish frontier districts.
Westinghouse present wholesale
"a dollars worth of chuck
will provide for the meal for
~ VI ~ duOh oOlI5 hdld Phy OlCdl
labor, says a statement from the In
of American Packers.
Seattle-John P. Duke, state SUI
pervisor of banking, who recently
.ook owe the Observation-Disclosures
bank here, announced that R. A..
Langley had been appointed as a spe-
,ial deputy supervisor to liquidate
he affairs of the closed institution.
Minneapolis - The Minneapolis
chamber of commerce has repudiated
is connection with the movement
in Cincinnati recently for
to the cooperative mar
system of the United States
Train Growers.
MISUNDERSTANDING financial
leeds of disabled service men now
lnder government care, according to
Red Cross statement, will hereafter
,e provided for by loans from a spe-
:ial fund of 100000 given the fed
,ral board for vocational education
Washington-Will Hays, postmas-
or general, says v a billion dollars
s boarded in stockings and other
'laces of concealment and he will
make an effort to get it into ~circula-
Everett, Wash.-Nora Norris, aged
z, daughter of J.. S. Norris, a farmer
living near Clear Lake, north of
Everett, was killed when an automo-
lie truck, converted into a stage, in
which she was riding, struck a tele-
pole.
London-After the Poles left Beu-
hen, Upper Silesia, a French batta-
ion entered the town amid a hostile
demonstration by the German popu-
alton. Later Major Montalieres, of
he French army, was shot dead by
civilian. The crowd is said to have
hielded his assailant, who escaped.
Tulare, Cal.-Tulare Post of the
-merican Legion telegraphed state
commander Burton R. Fits of the
,gion suggesting the raising of a
of a quarter of a million dol
ars for any boxer formerly a mem
er Of any of the allied or associated
rmies who defeats Jack Dempsey.
Washington - President Harding
lformed congress that while he had
.gned the army appropriation bill
18th its provision for a reduction of
regular army to 100000 men by
ctober l, it might be necessary to
for a modification of the measure
ter to avoid embarrassment to the