The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-25
THE WORLD

} Washington-Senator Lodge b;
been selected to represent the sena'
at the disarmament conference.
New York-New York may inst;
rapid transit lines 400 feet beneat
the city's surface.
Washington-Major General LeoI
ard Wood may be appointed governo
general of the Philippine islands.
Denver-George Won Elm of Sal
Lake City, a youth of 20, won tn
western golf championship here re
Gently.
Washington-The interstate con
merce commission has advised tn
reduction of freight rates on liv
stock 20 per cent.
Chicago@Big Bill Haywood, /. w
w. leader, has inherited a forum
through the daughter of his frs
wife.
Denver-Judge Ben Lindsay of ju
venile court fame, is writing a bool
in which he will expose an appalling
wave of sex immortality in Denver.
Redwood - Fire destroyed tn,
greater portion of the business dis
trict of Redwood at a loss estimated
at 100000.
Vienna-The Austrian government
has sanctioned the sale of the great
Wollersdorff arsenal, the largest
plant in Austria, to a German syndi-
cate.
Smyrna=The Greeks have begun
a second offensive against the Turk
ish nationalists. The latter are re-
firing rapidly toward the Sakaria
river without offering resistance.
Minneapolis-Two bandits who
held up a motor bus bound for st.
Paul, obtained 5000 in cash and jew
elry valued at $1,000 from Is pas
sengers and the driver.
New York-An Italian whisky ring
is said to have flooded New York
say it is the wettest spot in the coun-
try.
Denver - Walters, rather than
take a 20 per cent reduction in wage,
have gone on strike. All restaurants
have declared for the American"
plan.
New York-General Petro Badog-
lilo, who rose from a minor place to
be the second in command of Italy's
armies during the war, is visiting in
the United States.
Kankakee-B. J.. Smith, Ct, for
many years editor and publisher of
the Kankakee Daily Democrat and a
leader in eastern Illinois democratic
was struck by lightning and
instantly killed.
IToeBsn1f@ Dra,o;ar DrsarJ 90
France has assured the United States
government that he personally will
attend the disarmament conference
in Washington, beginning November
II.
Chicago bond issue of $780,
100000 at 5k per cent will be is
sued at once as a result of action
here at a meeting of the Ameri-
IAN Association of Joint Stock Land
Banks.
London-Eamonn de Valera, the
eader Of the Irish republicans, has
'efused to accept the proposals of
he British government constituting
dominion government and having
Is their basis the bringing about of
in Ireland.
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irrational congress of financiers at
Washington - possibly coincident
With the disarmament conference in
Jovember-to discuss sterilization
# foreign exchange, is under consid-
ration at the treasury.
Eau Claire, Wis.-George Void,
citing chief of police, was shot at
hree times and struck in the fore
nm here in a struggle with Edward
{. Allen, alias Ed Smith, alias Joseph
ames, who had just been arrested
a charge of breaking Jail at Sno-
.omish, Wash.
Washington-The French govern
lent insisted on the United States
aging a duty of $15O,000,0 600 on the
yar materials shipped into France
uring the war in the event that the
Inited States government removed it
rom the country. This ruling kept
vast quantity of supplies in France
hitch were sold to spectators.
WashingtOn-The administration
revision bill was laid before the
ouse of representatives after the
.publican membership of that body s
/ conference had changed it SO as
} make repeal of the excess profits
TX and the income surtax rates in
xcess of 80 per cent, effective next {
anuary /, instead of last January l.
Portland-Roscoe G. Nelson, Port l
attorney, positively identified
Gorge Decker, road bandit suspect, s
no was shot and fatally wounded in
duel with deputy sheriffs near Port {
md, as the "~talkative burglar"
hose picturesque activities in Port
nd for weeks earlier this year baf- s
ed the police department. |
New York - Thomas F. Smith, {
administrator, holds bonds 9
I'D cash worth more than $4,000, 9
gold nugget, several diamonds and J
her jewelry, found on Peter Vodo- 7
oh, a former gold miner of Alaska, t
no, apparently destitute, was taken
ON a transcontinental train a year 7
90 and died here soon after. [
Salt Lake City-A new worlds c
cord in shaft sinking was made {
hen a gang of the Walter Fitch, Jr., {
o., of Eureka, Utah, completed c
feet of a vertical three COM t
artment shaft on the Walter Lilly {
aim of the Chief Consolidated Min
g Co., of Eureka. The distance
made in 81 consecutive days. '
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