The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-02-03
THE WORLD

Washington-Five hundred and
five aliens classed as anarchists have
been deported from the United States
during the past two years.
London-Because of criticism OF
him in the French papers, Premier
Lloyd-George has declared he will
never visit Paris again.
Washington-The United States
is declared to rank ninth among the
nations of the world in the general
educational level of its people.
Seattle-Ralph Budd, president Of
the Great Northern, says his road
will make no attempt to electrify it's
line through the mountains of Idaho
and Montana this yea
st. Louis-Guy Kyle, former rec
tor of the Free Methodist church at
Mount Vernon, is under arrest, and
charged with the theft of $4,000
from the mails.
WashingtOn-By a margin of 13
votes, the senate has passed the long
fought bill for federal regulation of
the meat packers and other agencies
Of the livestock industry.
LondOn-The British submarine
KS, Commander John A. Gaines,
was lost with all hands at the APP
prOaches to the English channel, the
admiralty announced.
WashingtOn-An appropriation of
$330,000,0 600 for an army of $780,
900 men is understood to have been
agreed on by the house appropria-
lions subcommittee drafting the
army bill.
Athens, Ga.-Fire which broke out
here at midnight was still burning
early today in the heart of the bust
ness district and three hours after 1t
started had caused damage estimated
at $4,000, 900.
Copenhagen-Reports of the death
of Nikolai Lenine, the Soviet prem
Ter, are persisting, according to a
Helsingfors dispatch to the Berlingsk
Tidende and the anti-bolshevik press
claims to have further evidence of it.
Washington-Wage rates for farm
labor reached their highest point in
the history of this country in 1920,
according to figures made public by
the department of agriculture. The
average wage rate for farm labor
was $46.80 and board.
Memphis-Ten negroes dead, ap-l
proximately a score injured, some
probably fatally, and property dam
age estimated at 100000 made up
the known toll of an explosion of
5000 gallons of leasing head" gaso-
line here.
Washington - House republican
leaders have approved a program
which calls for an appropriation of
$13,000,000 for construction of five
hospitals for war veterans suffering
from mental and " disorders
and tuberculosis.
Washington-The number of per-
sons employed in industry the first of
month numbered 3,473,466 less
than a year ago, the department of
employment service announc-
ed tonight on the basis of the first
nationwide urvey
Washington - Attorney General
Palmer has charged Samuel Inter
New York attorney, with act-
ing Sin the German interest" and
with simply serving his old clients"
n his criticisms of Palmers conduct
If the offices of alien property Gus ;
,odian and attorney general. :
Washington-Taxes on coal deal :
rs as provided in the Calder coal !
equation bill have purposely been !
let high "to drive the coal straight l
rom the mine to the consumer" :
Calder, republican, of New =
York, told the senate committee con- I
idering his measure. y
Washington - State passenger
ares in Montana were ordered by =
he interstate commerce commission 7
o be raised to the same level as !"
hose prevailing in interstate COM q
nerce. The commission said rates "
.ow in effect Disseminated against !.
Interstate business. "a
Washington-A public and sol =
engagement among the great "
overs not to violate or permit the :.
.iolation of the territorial integrity ?,
f Russia is regarded by President q
wilson as the sine qua non of an at ~
at the pacification of Armenia " :,
nd the other states bordering ON the "
nee great empire. IN
Tokio-If Japan had Withdrawn II
traonc frono Cihnr;o urhop tho III